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could different version work together?

mashintel
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‎11-01-2009 07:29 PM
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hi all.
i need to install an intel fortran and mpich2 on my cluster running monte carlo. i use linux. I want to ask if can i use the different version of intel fortran for my cluster? could different version of intel fortran work together?
i have 24 cpu, and half of them was using intel fortran compiler 10.1.015
thank you.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-02-2009 07:14 AM
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Typically you would need to install the compiler only on the system where the application is built, unless you have linked against the shared object libraries. If you are using shared objects, then the compiler version used to build the application must be the same or earlier as that of the installs on all the compute nodes.
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