Hello,
I have the Fortran license for Linux. I want to download the latest update. However, I can not do that because I do not have the serial number that Intel requires me to provide in order to sign up for the Premier Support.
I am afraid that I am not the one who installed the compiler on our machine so that I do not know the user id even if somebody at my company signed for upgrade services and the Primier Support.
I know that I do have a valid license that expires next year.
thanks.
john
Intel® Fortran Compiler for Linux* and Mac OS X*
Warning Message 104
Hi,
I'm getting warning message 104 as follows:
Warning 104 : Alignment of variable MAXHEXFACEWARP in common MAXWPAR may cause performance degradation
My definitions all look fine and i presume that I need padding to align the variables:
But I'm having two problems with this
a) where is this documented ? can I find out more about this or other warning messages
b) can/how do I resolve it by changing the code?
Symbol Table Informtation
ind of a pre-sales question:
We're currently looking to evaluate the complete suite of compilers for linux. A big question that will come up for us is do we have access to the symbols table information?
At present we have a great deal of legacy code running on the SGI's and SGI/Irix provides the mechanisms for accessing symbol information for our various executables. These tools are used extensively in our software for IPC between numerous tasks. Do the Intel compiler sets provide similar functionality for accessing symbol information or an object's symbol table?
mpich
I have installed GNU and Intel Compilers 6.0 on a cluster running RedHat 7.3.
All paths to binaries and libraries are added and both compilers work with sequental programs.
I have compiled MPICH 1.2.5 by both compilers and installed GNU version under
/usr/local/mpich-1.2.5 and Intel version under /usr/local/mpich-1.2.5-ifc.
After I have compiled examples provided with mpich in /examples directory.
Now when I am running cpi example or any other compiled with GNU it works perfectly,
core dumps related to libg2c.a
I'm trying to make an executable using f77 and C libraries with ifc / icc, however I get a core dump related to strcpy in libg2c.a.
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x08051e8f in strcpy ()
Has anyone else encountered this problem?
I'm able to compile everything fine with g77 / icc, but I'd like to see the speed increase with ifc.
Compiler flags for athlon processors
We have a linux cluster with athlon processors. I am trying to compile the NASA overflow code and would like to get as
much optimization as possible. Are there any compiler flags to improve the performance of the code other than -O3.
Come see me at Intel Developer Forum!
Hi, everyone... I will be attending Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, September 16-18, presenting a session on "What's New in Intel Fortran for Windows and Linux" Tuesday at 5:30PM. I've never been to an IDF before, though I am a veteran of the DECUS symposia for DEC users. IDF has a broad mix of hardware and software sessions, and some of you may find it useful to attend. It isn't cheap, though... Get details at http://www.intel.com/idf/us/fall2003/
problems with using idb on redhatlinux 9
Hi all
I browsed through the web and read the intel forums - but could not find a solution for this problem.
Is anyone able to debug fortran 90 programs (compiled by ifc) using idb on redhat 9? I am getting the following error (I compiled the program with -g option and the executable is in the same directory as that of source code).
Linux Application Debugger for 32-bit applications, Version 7.0, Build 20021021
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object file name: a.out
what is question mark(?) ?
I know that ifc uses special characters for certain errors: For instance if a real number does not suit the certain format statement, it prints asterixes(*) or in cases os 1/0 division it prints dashes(-), is there anyone who knows in which kind of errors ifc prints question marks(?) ?
If you can help me, I would be very glad.
problem of using global allocatable array
I have a program test.f
PROGRAM test
use globalloc
IMPLICIT NONE
allocate(pop(mesh))
read(*,*)mesh
do i=1,mesh,1
read(*,*)pop(i)
end do
call peace()
end
that uses a module globalloc.f
module globalloc
double precision,allocatable,dimension(:) :: pop
integer mesh,i
end module globalloc
and uses a subroutine peace.f
subroutine peace()
use globalloc
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