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Our application is a fortran based application. The standard GDB that comes with Linux is not sufficient in debugging issues on production systems. We would like to install GDB-IA on those servers. Can I just install GDB-IA without instlling the entire package? If so, how please respond with the syntax? Is the version of GDB-IA that comes with compoer2015 backwards to prior versions?
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James,
Yes, you can install the gdb-ia only from the download package with a custom installation.
Extract the installation package:
tar xzvf l_fcompxe_2015.3.187.tgz
cd l_fcompxe_2015.3.187/
./install.sh
following all instructions,
Chose activation mode (SN, license server or license file (=offline activation))
After activation chose instal step
2. Customize installation, then
3. Change components to install.
Uncheck the compiler and MKL installation and keep the GNU* GDB 7.8 installation item only.
That's it for the installation. The debugger is installed by default (unless you changed the installation directory) to:
$HOME|opt/intel/composer_xe_2015.3.187/debugger/gdb/intel64/bin
Please take care about the license conditions. With a license server (or using a floating license) installation there is no problem with access rights to the debugger. However, with a named-user license you need to make sure that only respective license owners who have a named-user Composer XE license registered can access the debugger on the server.
If you have more questions, let me know.
Regards, Hubert.
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Thanks, This is exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate the quick response.

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