PGI licensing
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Geoffrey D. Jacobs jacobsgd21 at BrandonU.CAMon Jun 17 11:21:10 PDT 2002
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I believe that Portland Group gives the user the right to transport compiled binaries between machines. If you compile a binary and link it dynamically, the only library that will be a problem is PGI's proprietary threading. The Portland Group people are pretty cool about answering technical questions and are very good about licensing. For example, to move a PGI license to another machine, they simply allow you to generate a new license and trust you to delete the previous install -- policy which is refreshing in it's nobility. License management is online and very convenient. I hope this answers you questions. -Geoff
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