Intel has announced major updates for its C++ and Fortran tools, updates that are aimed at making it easier for programmers to exploit thread-level and data-level parallelism in multicore processors.

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Intel on Tuesday announced compilers intended to help developers build threaded applications and optimize performance on multi-core hardware platforms. The Intel Compilers version 9.0 for C++ and ...

Intel Corp. took a step this week to make it easier for developers to use the Hyper Threading technology in its newest processors. The chipmaker released new compilers for translating C++ and Fortran ...

Intel announced yesterday two new versions of its C++ and Fortran compilers. The products feature new automatic support for accelerating program performance on Intel’s latest multi-core processors.

All main-campus and VIMS clusters have Intel and GNU compiler toolchains installed. As of our recent refresh to Rocky Linux 9, here are the available compilers: icx,icpx,ifx ** ifort is available but ...

Performance gains of up to approximately 30% over gcc 3.2. Optional Fortran compiler vs. g77, which translates into C and compiles with GCC. GCC compatibility mode. 64-bit support (Intel Itanium only) ...