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I would like to know if there are any Intel Fortran intrinsic functions that support:
1) raw terminal input, such as C's ttyin() and others, and
2) positioning at a point in a file, such as fseek().
A link to a reference document or webpage would be ideal.
Thanks,
Jay
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Documentation is installed with the product but you can also find it at https://software.intel.com/en-us/compiler_15.0_ug_f
There are "portability library" routines including FSEEK, FGETC, etc.
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I was able to access this link last week: https://software.intel.com/en-us/compiler_15.0_ug_f
but now, I am getting an Access Denied message. I am not even being prompted for my log-in. Is this a general problem at the moment?
Jay
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I suspect I know what's going on here - stand by.
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I think this is being updated. You can find documentation installed with the product.
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This was an error - the documentation will return tomorrow. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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As always, thanks, Steve.
I have a trial version installed, and have not been successful in finding the documentation under intel/ (the top-level subdirectory).
I do plan to recommend a purchase when I meet with my management later this week. I recently learned that procurement goes easier her at Jet Propulsion Laboratory if the item (in this case probably the 5-floating-license option) is on a GSA schedule.
Thanks,
Jay
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Jay, I'll give your information to Greg Anderson who handles US Government sales. You should find the documentation under /opt/intel/Documentation
(Also, I'm going to edit out your email address from the post.)
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I'm afraid I don't have that.
I installed under my home directory, simply because I am the only evaluator at this time. But I don't recall suppressing installation of documentation, if there is even such an option.
Jay
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Found it. Sorry . . .
intel/composer_xe_2015.0.090/Documentation/
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Sorry - I did not give you the correct path. There should be a composer_xe_2015 softlink under which is Documentation, but you found the real folder.

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