usage of intel parallel studio

Hubert Haberstock (Intel)
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July 30, 2009 2:54 AM PDT
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This shows that you most likely have already the same Intel Parallel Studio version on your system.
The eval and the full version of the Intel Parallel Studio are identical from the technical perspective. You only need to copy your commercial license file you purchased to the location the env var INTEL_LICENSE_FILE points to (echo %INTEL_LICENSE_FILE%). This var should already exist on your computer after the eval installation.
Only in case the version on the CD is newer than your eval version, you need to update.
The current version is: Intel Parallel Studio Update 1.063 (I don't know how it reads on the CD cover).
To identify the installed version go to Help -> About Microsoft Visual Studio and click on Intel(R) Parallel Composer. The 'Product Details' should show you a version 1.063 which is current.
You can download the current version from the Intel Registration Center if your eval installation and the version on your CD is not up-to-date.
Did you already register your serial number? If not, the best way is to go the the Intel Registration Center at https://registrationcenter.intel.com and enter your email address and serial number that is written on your CD. Then copy this license file you will get via email to your license folder as described above.
I hope this helps,
Hubert.


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