PGI User Forum

[jand]

Hi,

I have recently installed PGI on a new laptop. I initially ran a trial license which has since expired. I then installed a full license file and the compiler works again. However, all executables I create give me the Expired error message.

Am I missing something obvious? All I did is replace the trial license with a proper license key that I generated on the PGI website.

Thanks, Jan

[mkcolg]

Hi Jan,

We don't perform run time license checks on generated executables so just replacing the license wont work. You will need to recompile the code to remove the expiration message.

- Mat

[jand]

Hi Mat,

Yes, I understand that (I wasn't clear in my first question). I replaced the license. Now every time I compile the code, it comes up as expired.

For some reason this does not happen on a simple hello world test. But when I compile my bigger projects, it comes up. My first thought was that there was still some old library used but I am pretty sure that I cleaned out all object files etc before compiling with the full license.

Thanks, Jan

Edit: I am on OSX 10.8 and I just installed PGI 12.9 yesterday and it did not get rid of the problem. I guess I can try to wipe the whole installation and reinstall?

Edit 2: I wiped the whole install directory (/opt/pgi) and reinstalled and the problem still exists.

[mkcolg]

You must have some object/library/exe in your project that didn't get rebuilt. It's the only way this would occur.

- Mat

[jand]

Thanks.
I just copied only source files into a new directory and compiled everything by hand without a make file and the problem still persists. Not sure how this is possible.
Not sure what else I can do to track down the problem.

Jan