Intel fortran compiler and molpro
Paulo E. Abreu
qtabreu at ci.uc.pt
Fri Nov 16 10:32:02 GMT 2001
Hiya,
I just want to point out that intel fortran compiler(ifc) is free for
personal/academia use and that portland's pgf90 isnt free at all (IMHO
compilers for linux are really expensive pieces of software). As there
isnt a GNU fortran 90 compiler yet (well g95 is coming along quite
nicely but who knows when it will be finished ?) I think that the molpro
team should try to support ifc, as it will be the choice for the
majority of linux users needing a fortran 77/90/95 compiler. As a final
remark : intel also provides optimized version of blas and lapack
libraries (math kernel libraries MKL) for linux.
This was without doubt a smart move from Intel providing linux users
with a fortran compiler for free!
In respect to the problem that Elmar reported maybe its just a
compiler's switch needed (-posixlib or something). If he cares to post a
patch/details of his changes to molpro I will be willing to help and
track down the problem.
Just my personal opinion ...
Regards,
Paulo E. Abreu
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