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Does intel visual fortran pull a flexlm licenses when the program is first started or when the program is already running and you invoke the compiler to compile your code?
Does intel visual fortran pull a flexlm licenses when the program is first started or when the program is already running and you invoke the compiler to compile your code?
Running the .exe you built doesn't pull a license. When you start the compiler, it must access a license. It holds the license for a few minutes so as not to incur a delay when you compile again.
Does intel visual fortran pull a flexlm licenses when the program is first started or when the program is already running and you invoke the compiler to compile your code?
Thsnks, Brian
I am still not clear on the answer. Let me try it this way, If I start up the Visual Fortran programming enviromentand write 5 lines of code and have not compiled anything. Has a flex licenses been pulled?
