Serial number of intel C++ composer for Linux
 

hi
when I try to install intel C++ compiler, it ask for serial number
but when I recived its mail (Link for downlaod), it say about <evaluation> and doesnt have serial number. I want instal it by seral number.
Could anybody help me?
tanks in advance
M.saeedian

It looks like you are talking about Intel Composer XE

From that page, there are two links: "buy" and "try"

From your post, it sounds as though you downloaded the "try." My guess is, you would have to "buy" to get a serial number. So, if you want to install with a serial number, you should buy it.

LinuxQuestions is not a website to exchange paid-for software keys, licenses, serial numbers, or to provide cracks for such programs.

As Dark_Helmet said, refer to http://software.intel.com/en-us/arti...r-to-activate/. You have to select "Evaluate this product (no serial number required)" upon the installation process. In that page you will find addresses to contact the Intel registration center for further questions.

ok
but I didnt want anybody give me its serial number.
I want just to learn how to install it.
I read about evaluation in its guid http://software.intel.com/file/32647 and try to activate the evaluation
but I was not successful.
would you please help me?
tanks

Did you download the non-commercial product? You can use it for free for non-commercial development. You get the serial number after registration and it is also included in the mail you get from intel as well. It worked exactly like that when I downloaded the fortran compiler last week.

tank you millgates :) I received right mail.
now when I want to do ./install.sh it say you must first uninstall it
how can I uninstall it. I think it install uncompleted.
tanks

You will find the uninstall scripts in the bin directory of the main installation path. In alternative you can manually erase the installed RPMs and remove the main installation directory (default is /opt/intel) to eradicate any residual. Then start the installation again.

You can find the installed packages by means of
Note that it's the same on Debian-based systems, since intel provides only RPM, not DEB packages (and the installation of the rpm tool is a prerequisite for Debian, Ubuntu and so on).

non-commercial product of intel
 

hi
millgates gave me link of non-commercial product of intel C++ compilers.
then Iv tried to found the page of the list that has non-commercial intel fortran composer and intel MPI library, but I was not successful.
Could anybody help me?
Thanks in advance

I've merged the post above with your existing thread, since it's strictly related.

As you've already learned from the Intel support here, there is not a non-commercial version of Intel MPI but a free run-time environment released under the commercial licensing. By the way, here is the link to the page listing all the non-commercial products from Intel.