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Intel Runtime Libraries not found - PSSE Installation

Hi everyone, I am trying to upload a user-defined dynamic model for into PSSE. I follow this path to upload my model "dynamic>model library>create model library" but nothing happen and I didn't receive any error message! What do you think could be the reason? And How could I fix it? Also, in the PSSE installation path There is a message as follows: [Intel Runtime Libraries not found] An installation of the Intel Fortran compiler version 19 was not found. PSS®E 35 was built using IVF 19. At a minimum, the IVF 19 runtime libraries are needed to run PSS®E 35. The PSS®E 35 installer has copies IVF 19 runtime libraries to the SETUP folder. If the IVF version installed on your computer is later than IVF 19, run Environment Manager (EM) version 9.0 or later to copy latest IVF runtime libraries to the PSSBIN folder. If you are unsure of IVF versions insatlled on your computer, open EM. It provides a list IVF versions installed. Thanks

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asked 2022-07-01 10:30:08 -0500
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You need a license of Intel Fortran Compiler!

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answered 2022-07-01 13:08:29 -0500
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Thank you. The license of my PSSE is active now. So does it need another license that is not included in the PSSE license? If so, should buy it or it would be available for free? So, to upload a model into PSSE by this path "dynamic>model library>upload model" do I need another license?

sobhanB's avatar sobhanB (2022-07-01 14:05:59 -0500) edit

The Fortran compiler is not supplied with PSSE. You have to purchase the Intel Compiler yourself in order to compile and link a source code model file. A DLL-file compiled by someone else can be loaded into PSSE without the need of a compiler.

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