iso_fortran_env not supporting compiler_ intrinsics

[TimP]

I'm trying to port an application to ifort.  Apparently ifort doesn't implement the iso_fortran_env intrinsics compiler_options and compiler_version which are present in several released Fortran compilers.

I tried first to report this on premier.intel.com, but that site is inaccessible again, although I used it yesterday.

As far as I could see, I managed to get the 15.0 update 1 compiler installed and working after iterating among removal of unneeded older versions and cleaning out all 15.0 versions, using the 4-hour full downloads.  The Intel download sites apparently aren't well connected to the time-warner regions of the USA.

[Kevin_D_Intel]

These have not been implemented yet but have been requested/reported by others also. I associated your post with the internal (Feature request) tracking id noted below and will update this post when these are implemented in a future release.

(Internal tracking id: DPD200137245)

PS - I believe I heard there were some login issues with Premier yesterday but believe those to be resolved now.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Those are new in Fortran 2008, and Kevin is correct that we don't support them yet. According to the chart Ian Chivers maintains, only Cray, IBM and NAG support these at present.

[TimP]

Besides those compilers, gfortran has claimed support of these for 4 major releases, beginning with 4.6 (and Intel has claimed compatibility with gcc 4.7 at least since the icc 13.1 release).  So it seems that more than a majority of currently maintained compilers have this; with "only" Intel and PGI, of the major compilers, not supporting it, and it may not be surprising to see applications trying to take advantage.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Tim, I'm unclear at what the link compatibility with gcc has to do with this, but as noted, these features are on our list for inclusion in a future release.