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Automation License

Scott_Danahy
Beginner
‎03-08-2012 08:23 AM
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Hi,
We would like to include the Intel C++ compiler (Composer XE SP 1) as part of out build automation process. Do we need a seperate user license for this? Is there a way to reuse a developer license for build automation?
Thank you,
Scott
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JenniferJ
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‎03-08-2012 08:40 AM
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I moved your question to the download and license forum for better assistance.

Jennifer
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Scott_Danahy
Beginner
‎03-14-2012 07:59 AM
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Does anyone here know the answer?
Thanks,
Scott
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Hubert_H_Intel
Employee
‎03-14-2012 09:02 AM
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Scott, I'll have a look at this right now. Hubert.
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Lukasz_L_
Beginner
‎06-24-2015 02:29 AM
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Is there any update one this? I'm facing a similar question - what kind of license should I use in build server farm with N build agents? Do I need a separate user license for the automated build server? Do I need a separate license for each of the agents? 

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