Intel FORTRAN and Open Source and installation questions

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Intel FORTRAN and Open Source and installation questions

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I have used Intel FORTRAN with my employer for years, but looking to show others how to use in Open Source community. Things such as:

C/C++ & FORTRAN integration on Windows
Conan package management
CMake / Ninja for builds
VS Code
Git integration

My understanding is this work released under oh say an MIT license would allow me to use Intel FORTRAN for zero cost. Is my understanding correct?

Issue 2: Finding a download link for the compiler is not simple... Where is it? And I know about Intel's licensing scheme, so how do I tell it I am Open Source and not a 30 day eval?

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