Several years ago we bought licenses for Compaq Visual Fortran. Compaq was bought by HP. This software then was sold to Intel. We are upgrading to new PCs and are trying to install this Fortran package on them.
As an file sharing search engine DownloadJoy finds compaq visual fortran 6.6 files matching your search criteria among the files that has been seen recently in uploading sites by our search spider. With our unique approach to crawling we index shared files withing hours after Upload. Note that CVF is superseded in favor of the Intel Fortran compilers. Time to spare now, or perhaps due to the license fee of a new intel fortran compiler). Adapt your project file either via the user interface of by manually editing the *.dsp file.
At the point in the installation process where we input the license number, the install quits because of an invalid license number. No, HP retained ownership of CVF. CVF is difficult to install on newer OS. It depends on modified Microsoft components for which support was dropped several years ago.
You may have to give more detail, in case someone here is able to help. Yours is perhaps the fourth or fifth report I have seen recently of this problem. I do not know of any reason why the CVF install should 'suddenly' stop accepting valid serial numbers, but CVF is unsupported and no resources are available to investigate or fix this. (I asked the engineer who worked on the CVF installer and he said he no longer has a copy of the sources.) I haven't been able to reproduce the problem on my system. It's a mystery, but it looks as if it will stay that way. HP has nobody who could help even if they wanted to. All I can suggest is that it's time to put CVF to rest and switch to Intel Visual Fortran.
A few months ago I tried to install CVF and also had the same problem. I have switched to Intel, but I was investigating some legacy source code and wanted to step through the code to understand it better. I made a first shot at compiling it with Intel, but realized it would take some work (and there were someother issues with that also). I have VMware player (and I know Microsoft has a virtual machine also).
Are there old, VM,versions of operating systems out there that CVF would install on? Or would there likely still be problems?
Anyone have thoughts on this? Hello Steve, in an institution i am sometimes working for, we have the following observation. There are computer where we were able to install CVF on a new OS installation (Win XP Prof.). Sipovka kostyanka korolek. After using this installation we have removed the installation for testing. Now we are not able to install CVF newly.
The difference between both is at least the installation of all new windows updates. We havent tried by now to start with the old original OS recovery.
(No time by now) We have tried academic licences and single commercial licences. The same problem with both. To the original poster: which version of CVF are you trying to install? I have CVF installed on a workstation operating Window XP professional dated 2002, with SP3. I First install Developer studio with the CVF Standard 5.0x to 6.6 standard upgrade using its supplied key. This requires the use of a special 'previous' key xxx, supplied by Compaq (or maybeHP)as the previous 5.0x keywill not work. Then I install a Standard to Professional 6.6 upgrade using its supplied key, followed by the 6.6 to 6.6c update.
CVF in Developer Studio continues to run OK for me, and I had to re-install it last year when I screwed up my software registry keys. I had no problem. To the original poster: which version of CVF are you trying to install? I have CVF installed on a workstation operating Window XP professional dated 2002, with SP3. I First install Developer studio with the CVF Standard 5.0x to 6.6 standard upgrade using its supplied key. This requires the use of a special 'previous' key xxx, supplied by Compaq (or maybeHP)as the previous 5.0x keywill not work. Then I install a Standard to Professional 6.6 upgrade using its supplied key, followed by the 6.6 to 6.6c update.
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Several years ago we bought licenses for Compaq Visual Fortran. Compaq was bought by HP. This software then was sold to Intel. We are upgrading to new PCs and are trying to install this Fortran package on them.
As an file sharing search engine DownloadJoy finds compaq visual fortran 6.6 files matching your search criteria among the files that has been seen recently in uploading sites by our search spider. With our unique approach to crawling we index shared files withing hours after Upload. Note that CVF is superseded in favor of the Intel Fortran compilers. Time to spare now, or perhaps due to the license fee of a new intel fortran compiler). Adapt your project file either via the user interface of by manually editing the *.dsp file.
At the point in the installation process where we input the license number, the install quits because of an invalid license number. No, HP retained ownership of CVF. CVF is difficult to install on newer OS. It depends on modified Microsoft components for which support was dropped several years ago.
You may have to give more detail, in case someone here is able to help. Yours is perhaps the fourth or fifth report I have seen recently of this problem. I do not know of any reason why the CVF install should 'suddenly' stop accepting valid serial numbers, but CVF is unsupported and no resources are available to investigate or fix this. (I asked the engineer who worked on the CVF installer and he said he no longer has a copy of the sources.) I haven't been able to reproduce the problem on my system. It's a mystery, but it looks as if it will stay that way. HP has nobody who could help even if they wanted to. All I can suggest is that it's time to put CVF to rest and switch to Intel Visual Fortran.
A few months ago I tried to install CVF and also had the same problem. I have switched to Intel, but I was investigating some legacy source code and wanted to step through the code to understand it better. I made a first shot at compiling it with Intel, but realized it would take some work (and there were someother issues with that also). I have VMware player (and I know Microsoft has a virtual machine also).
Are there old, VM,versions of operating systems out there that CVF would install on? Or would there likely still be problems?
Anyone have thoughts on this? Hello Steve, in an institution i am sometimes working for, we have the following observation. There are computer where we were able to install CVF on a new OS installation (Win XP Prof.). Sipovka kostyanka korolek. After using this installation we have removed the installation for testing. Now we are not able to install CVF newly.
The difference between both is at least the installation of all new windows updates. We havent tried by now to start with the old original OS recovery.
(No time by now) We have tried academic licences and single commercial licences. The same problem with both. To the original poster: which version of CVF are you trying to install? I have CVF installed on a workstation operating Window XP professional dated 2002, with SP3. I First install Developer studio with the CVF Standard 5.0x to 6.6 standard upgrade using its supplied key. This requires the use of a special 'previous' key xxx, supplied by Compaq (or maybeHP)as the previous 5.0x keywill not work. Then I install a Standard to Professional 6.6 upgrade using its supplied key, followed by the 6.6 to 6.6c update.
CVF in Developer Studio continues to run OK for me, and I had to re-install it last year when I screwed up my software registry keys. I had no problem. To the original poster: which version of CVF are you trying to install? I have CVF installed on a workstation operating Window XP professional dated 2002, with SP3. I First install Developer studio with the CVF Standard 5.0x to 6.6 standard upgrade using its supplied key. This requires the use of a special 'previous' key xxx, supplied by Compaq (or maybeHP)as the previous 5.0x keywill not work. Then I install a Standard to Professional 6.6 upgrade using its supplied key, followed by the 6.6 to 6.6c update.