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moravvejiiasbs.ac.ir
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June 29, 2009 10:44 PM PDT
uninstalling fortran compiler
Hi.
I have installed the non-commercial version of Fortran Compiler (ifort), but due to some missing dependencies, it does not work; I mean, when I type ifort on the terminal, the command is not distinguished.
In this way, I'd like to remove and reinstall it once again. How is this possible?
Thanks.
roddur
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June 30, 2009 1:11 AM PDT
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firstly, have you checked that your ifort is in your path and have done ifortvars.*(depending on your shell)?

if everything fails, and you do want to uninstall it go to bin/ and run the command
"./ia32/uninstall_cprof.sh" (if you are in 32 bit machine).
this will uninstall your ifort.
Steve Lionel (Intel)
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June 30, 2009 9:31 AM PDT
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You must use the "source" command to establish the environment.  The following is from the release notes

Establishing the Compiler Environment

The ifortvars.sh (ifortvars.csh) script, used to set up the command-line build
environment, has changed. In previous versions, you chose the target platform by selecting
either the fc or fce directory root. In version 11.x, there is one version of these scripts and
they now take an argument to select the target platform.

The command takes the form:

source <install-dir>/Compiler/11.1/xxx/bin/ifortvars.sh argument

Where <install-dir> is the installation directory (default for system-wide installation is
/opt/intel) and xxx is the update number and argument is one of ia32, intel64, ia64
as described above under Installation Folders. Establishing the compiler environment also
establishes the Intel® Debugger (idb) environment.


Uninstall instructions are also in the release notes.


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