Fortran compiler for customization
 

Hi All,

as I understand it, I need the Intel Fortran Compiler 9.1 for customization (instead of the current Version 11). When I buy the current Version, I get an link to download the older version also.

But is there a possibility to get a test- 9.1- version? We are not yet sure if we need customization, so we wanted to test it before we spend a significant amount of money in it.

Best regrads,
Johannes

got it! all you have to do is to register at https://registrationcenter.intel.com.../register.aspx in addition to the registration for the download of the test- version V11. Once registered in the RC also, you get access to older versions.

compilation error!
 

It seems I'm missing something...

I'm working on Red Hat Enterprise Linux - 64 bit.
I've got the non- commercial version of the INTEL Fortran compiler Version 9.1.052, using the 64- bit version found under directory '/fce/..'.
Running make wih no changes made works fine, no compilation errors.
Now I tested the 'Counting Particle Concentration in Mesh Cells' Example from the manual and get the following error messages:

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
fortcom: Error: qsadd.F, line 153: Unbalanced parentheses
*.lt.1) goto 2000
-----------^
fortcom: Error: qsadd.F, line 153: Syntax error, found '.LT.' when expecting one of: <END-OF-STATEMENT> ;
*.lt.1) goto 2000
------^
fortcom: Error: qsadd.F, line 18: This module file was generated for a different platform or by an incompatible compiler or compiler release. It cannot be read. [MBLOCK_MODULE]
use mblock_module
----------^
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

I guess the last one is the big one. It seems, the compiler is not able to use a single of these needed modules.

Has anybody an idea what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance and best regards,

Johannes

Make sure the lines start at column 7.

I don't understand the error message about mblock_module. If it compiles without changes it should compile with changes too.

Hello Michael,

yes, you were right. After I left the first 6 cols blank it compiled without problems. Fortran is still new to me...

Regards,
Johannes

The Manual should be more clear with the coding examples. Glad you made it work.

compiler
 

Hi i did the registeration at the above mentioned link. now how do I find the intel 9.1 for windows64.

Thanks

Just go to the Registration Center and login with your ID. You will get to a page called 'My Intel Software Development Products' where all your licenced products (for example your intel compiler V11). On this page there is a link called 'search for older versions'. There you will find the V9.1.
I only registered for the Linux Version, so I'm not sure if this route works for Windows also.

Thanks .. I got it(the 9.1 compiler). but the visual studio is still 2008 . Could you hint that how to get microsoft visual studio 2005.

Book on Fortran
 

Hi all,

is there a good book on FORTRAN (it's fortran90 one needs, isn't it?) you can recomend?

Reagrds,
Johannes