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> As an FYI to CCL, Intel today released Version 6.0 of their compilers.
> As I'm sure most of us use Linux, there are a few new additions to the
> Linux compilers.  The main improvement is partial compatibility of the
> C++ compiler with the GNU gcc compiler.  Many of the GNU C language
> extensions are now supported.
> 
First question from a quantum chemist: does it support LFS (files > 2
GB) on kernels that allow it?

  Herbert