What type of licenses are available?
There are five types of licenses provided with PGI compilers. • Trial license, created by a user. • Temporary license, provide by PGI when permanent licenses have problems. • PGI style user-locked, node-locked license • FLEXnet style node-locked license • FLEXnet style floating license The Trial license acts much like the FLEXnet style license, except it also has a time limit. It also introduces a time limit in the executable. Unless codes compiled with a trial license are recompiled with a permanent or temp license, they will stop working. The Temporary license will work regardless of whether FLEXnet is running, and it does not introduce a time limit. All other licenses are permanent—they never stop working with the PGI release version for which they were created. They will work also with all earlier PGI release versions. User-Locked, node-Locked licenses are restricted to a particular user on the particular hostid. This type is used by those systems that have no network cards (see ho
Licenses definitions: Class “A” General Contractor Class “B” Building Contractor Class “C” Residential Contractor Class “DM” Mechanical Contractor Class “DP” Plumbing Contractor Class “DE” Electrical Contractor Class “DF” Fire Protection Contractor Class “DR” Roofing Contractor Class “DS” Swimming Pool Contractor
