Unable to install C++ Compiler portions of the product

[mmhawkasu_edu]

We have a license for the Intel Software Development Products for Windows*, Education.

I was able to download and install most of the SDK, but in the section with the C++ Compiler, the Product for 32-bit/x86-64bit development program gives the error, The license file provided is invalid. Is there a fix or workaround?

I have also run into a problem installing the Thread Profiler 3.1. The error message is, Please install VTune Performance Analyzer 8.0 or above on your system before installing Intel Thread Profiler 3.1. the installer then quits. I have already installed VTune Amplifier XE. Again, is there a fix or workaround?

Other than those two problems, everything else we are licensed to have is installed and working.

I would appreciate some assistance with this problem since the instructor plans on teaching classes on the C++ portion in three weeks.

Thanks.

[Krishna_R_Intel]

Hi,

We were able to look up license information associated with the e-mail address mmhawk@asu.edu. The information found indicates that the license is an expired evaluation license. This may explain the difficulties you are experiencing obtaining the products you wish. Do you have a non-evaluation serial number? If so, please submit an issue in our Start Up Support forum at http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-software-development-products-download-registration-licensing/

In regards to Intel Thread Profiler, Thread Profiler 3.1 has been superseded by Intel VTune Amplifier XE which is the next generation performance analysis tool. Use the VTune Amplifier XE to analyze the following types of performance issues in your applications:

Identify the most time-consuming (hot) functions in your application and/or on the whole system

Locate sections of code that do not effectively utilize available processor time

Determine the best sections of code to optimize for sequential performance and for threaded performance

Locate synchronization objects that affect the application performance

Find whether, where, and why your application spends time on input/output operations

Identify and compare the performance impact of different synchronization methods, different numbers of threads, or different algorithms

Analyze thread activity and transitions

Identify hardware-related bottlenecks in your code

Thanks,

Krishna