All versions of Intel Visual Fortran (11.0 onwards) which shipped under its
"ifort"), oneAPI also ships with a new (64-bit only) compiler, called In addition to Intel Fortran Compiler Classic (a.k.a. Historically, this compiler was known as Intel Visual Fortran, but has been rebranded as Intel Fortran Compiler Classic,Īs of the release of the Intel oneAPI HPC Toolkit.
Intel Fortran (Windows) : Every Windows licence includes support for creation of both 32-bit and 64-bit applications using. In addition to Lahey Fortran 5.7/7.x, the standalone Lahey/GNU Fortran products are also supported (the "Shasta", "Lassen", "Silverthrone" and "Rainier" editions). The Lahey/GNU libraries support creation of both 32-bit and 64-bit programs. 
The Lahey/Fujistu library can be used to create 32-bit executables. Lahey Fortran (Windows) : All Windows licences include support for both Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran (5.7 or later) and Lahey/GNU Fortran."OS X", "Mac OS X", "macOS" or "Mac" all imply the same platform, reflecting Apple's frequently changing product names.] Mac : The Mac versions can be installed on 64-bit kernels, on Macs based on Intel processors.The visual toolsĪnd the installer require a minimum of GLIBC 2.14 (e.g.
Linux : The Linux versions target that platform generically, i.e. Systems, regardless of whether 32bit or 64-bit applications are to be built. Windows : All Windows licences can be used for development on either Win32 (32-bit) or Windows 圆4 (64-bit) operating. This greatly simplifies product selection, but please note the following: Linux/x86_64 Fortran CompilersĪs of v11.0, there are just three W interacter products, one each for Windows, Linux and Mac.Įach includes versions suitable for use with all the supported Fortran compilers on the corresponding platform. Intel Fortran 11.0 or later (ifort and ifx) Salford/Silverfrost FTN95 (2.54 or later recommended) Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 5.7/7.x (Express/Std/Pro/Enterprise) Windows 圆4 XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10/11 and Server editions Winteracter - Supported Compilers/platforms
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