Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 Composer Edition for Fortran and C Windows delivers continued improvements to the high-quality optimizing compilers for C/C and Fortran, scalable multithreading with OpenMP., new parallelism models, and the introduction of Co-Array Fortran (CAF) as part of the Fortran 2008 standard, including optimized libraries. MKL pardiso on Intel Parallel studio Fortran. Ask Question Asked 1 year, 3 months ago. Active 1 year, 3 months ago. Viewed 136 times 0 Trying to make work MKLPardiso. Intel® Parallel Studio XE Composer Edition for Fortran Windows. 2020 Update 4. I have installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 followed by Intel Fortran 2020 Update 4. Both installations sent messages they were successfully installed. However, when I start Visual Studio and tell it I want to start a new project, Fortran is not one of listed. Intel recently replaced Intel Parallel Studio XE with Intel oneAPI and I could not find the student version on their website. However, if you have checked out a license for Intel Parallel Studio previously, you should be able to renew it if you sign-in to your Intel account and down Parallel Studio. Intel Parallel Studio XE for Educators Faculty and PhD Students can download a free version of the Intel C and Fortran compilers by registering here. After filling out a short questionnaire, you will receive a software license key within two business days.
How can I install Intel Parallel Studio on Windows?
The Intel Parallel Studio provides a wide variety of High-Performance numerical libraries and tools, most importantly, the Intel Fortran and C/C++ compilers. However, its installation on Windows systems, in particular, its Fortran compiler can be a bit tricky.
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Here are the steps required to take to properly install Intel Parallel Studio on Windows:
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- First, you need to make sure that you can obtain a valid license from Intel to download, install, and successfully use the parallel studio for at least one year or perhaps, for eternity. Failure to obtain a license means that the software would be accessible for only 30 days of trial usage after the installation. Fortunately, a valid license can be obtained for Intel Parallel Studio in its entirety, completely free of charge, if you belong to one of the following professional groups:
- students,
- open-source developers,
- educators (teachers/professors).
These communities together, in my opinion, already cover a large fraction of programmers and primary users of Intel Parallel Studio (excluding corporations, which are wealthy enough to afford the high price tag of Intel Parallel Studio).
UPDATE Jan 1, 2021: Intel recently announced the release of a brand new version of Intel Parallel Studio, known as the Intel oneAPI, which is now freely available to the entire public community. Everyone can now freely use the Intel compilers and HPC libraries. What a great news!
Download Intel Parallel Studio from its dedicated website. But do not install it yet. You will have to first install a recent version of Microsoft Visual Studio.
Download the recent version of Microsoft Visual Studio (MSVS) Community edition installer from its dedicated website. The good news is that Microsoft has recently made the community edition of its Visual Studio available to the public, free of charge.
- Run the Microsoft Visual Studio installer. Once you see the following prompt window, make sure you select at least the C++ components to install on your system (if you do not want all of the components). This component selection is essential for successful installation of Intel Parallel C++/Fortran compilers,
Once the MSVS has been installed on your system (your system may need a reboot), run Intel Parallel Studio installer and choose all of the components that you need/want to install from Intel Parallel Studio installer window. I recommend installing all of the components as you will often need and use them in the future.
- Your installation is complete (you may need a reboot again). You can now access intel compilers and tools from the MSVS application. However, I strongly recommend you to use Intel’s provided Windows command-line environment (CMD) that comes with all the Intel tools and their paths predefined in it to help build your applications on the command line, much like a Linux environment. In the long run, you will likely find it more comfortable than the GUI-based MSMV application. You can access this specially-designed Windows CMD from Windows’ Start Menu as shown below,
- You can test whether the Intel compilers have been correctly installed by typing
ifortto invoke the Intel Fortran compiler oriclto invoke the Intel C++ compiler, as shown in the following screenshot,