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Steve Lionel
Nov 2, 2016, 2:22:35 PM11/2/16
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Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
from time to time.
Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit different.
First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
just to get my bearings.
You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
--
Steve Lionel
Developer Products Division
Intel Corporation
Merrimack, NH
For email address, replace "invalid" with "com"
User communities for Intel Software Development Products
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/
Intel Software Development Products Support
https://software.intel.com/sites/support/
My Fortran blog
http://www.intel.com/software/drfortran
Refer to https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/optimization-notice
for more information regarding performance and optimization choices in
Intel software products.
figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
from time to time.
Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit different.
First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
just to get my bearings.
You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
--
Steve Lionel
Developer Products Division
Intel Corporation
Merrimack, NH
For email address, replace "invalid" with "com"
User communities for Intel Software Development Products
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/
Intel Software Development Products Support
https://software.intel.com/sites/support/
My Fortran blog
http://www.intel.com/software/drfortran
Refer to https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/optimization-notice
for more information regarding performance and optimization choices in
Intel software products.
Richard Maine
Nov 2, 2016, 2:29:30 PM11/2/16
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Steve Lionel <steve....@intel.invalid> wrote:
> I will be retiring...
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
Welcome to the ranks of retirees. Several others of us here.
--
Richard Maine
email: last name at domain . net
dimnain: summer-triangle
> I will be retiring...
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
--
Richard Maine
email: last name at domain . net
dimnain: summer-triangle
paul.rich...@gmail.com
Nov 2, 2016, 3:16:27 PM11/2/16
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All the very best wishes for your retirement. Many thanks for all the constructive interactions and all your contributions over the years.
Make sure that you stay in touch - you know that it is an itch that cannot be resisted :-)
Best regards
Paul
Stefano Zaghi
Nov 2, 2016, 4:37:54 PM11/2/16
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Dear Steve,
I cannot say how much I liked your Dr. Fortran, thank you very very very much for your help, it has been a great resource for many of us.
You are a great Fortraner.
All my best wishes for your future.
I cannot say how much I liked your Dr. Fortran, thank you very very very much for your help, it has been a great resource for many of us.
You are a great Fortraner.
All my best wishes for your future.
JerryD
Nov 2, 2016, 4:49:59 PM11/2/16
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On 11/02/2016 11:22 AM, Steve Lionel wrote:
Congratulations! Hope we can still have the occasional dialog.
Jerry
Congratulations! Hope we can still have the occasional dialog.
Jerry
Dick Hendrickson
Nov 2, 2016, 4:54:41 PM11/2/16
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On 11/2/16 1:22 PM, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
Welcome to retirement. You'll probably be busier than ever, just doing
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
different things (more slowly ;) ). Don't watch to much TV. ;)
Dick Hendrickson
Phillip Helbig (undress to reply)
Nov 2, 2016, 5:00:19 PM11/2/16
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In article <e7up77...@mid.individual.net>, Steve Lionel
that it has been 17 years since I made my pilgrimage to Nashua, where
you were kind enough to be my host and allow a glimpse into the Holy of
Holies (the former DEC offices, of course).
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
I attended a meeting once, in Trollhättan in Sweden; if my life changes,
maybe I'll attend again sometime.
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit different.
That's good news.
<steve....@intel.invalid> writes:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
I wish you all the best. 38 years is a long time, but I now realize
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
that it has been 17 years since I made my pilgrimage to Nashua, where
you were kind enough to be my host and allow a glimpse into the Holy of
Holies (the former DEC offices, of course).
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
maybe I'll attend again sometime.
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit different.
michael siehl
Nov 2, 2016, 5:32:27 PM11/2/16
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Best wishes and thanks very much for the countless valuable contributions so far.
Cheers
Cheers
herrman...@gmail.com
Nov 2, 2016, 6:28:40 PM11/2/16
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On Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 11:22:35 AM UTC-7, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business.
Reminds me of some years ago when I was a student, and there was
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business.
a retirement celebration (cake included) for a favorite professor.
Among the announcements from other professors was:
"We hope this won't interfere too much with your work."
I think many of us enjoy reading your posts, and learn much from them.
We hope you will still be posting for years to come.
thanks, and good luck in your retirement.
-- glen
Lynn McGuire
Nov 2, 2016, 7:43:20 PM11/2/16
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On 11/2/2016 1:22 PM, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from
> Intel at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an
> Intel alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a new member, has graciously offered to make me his
> alternate so that I can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will
> remain a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal account, though my perspective (and posting volume)
> will be a bit different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month, just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis. Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably
> interacted with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
Good luck !
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from
> Intel at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an
> Intel alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a new member, has graciously offered to make me his
> alternate so that I can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will
> remain a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal account, though my perspective (and posting volume)
> will be a bit different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month, just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis. Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably
> interacted with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
Lynn
Gary Scott
Nov 2, 2016, 8:10:45 PM11/2/16
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On 11/2/2016 1:29 PM, Richard Maine wrote:
> Steve Lionel <steve....@intel.invalid> wrote:
>
>> I will be retiring...
>
>> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
> Welcome to the ranks of retirees. Several others of us here.
>
I wish I could figure out how to do that. I can't make the decision.
> Steve Lionel <steve....@intel.invalid> wrote:
>
>> I will be retiring...
>
>> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
> Welcome to the ranks of retirees. Several others of us here.
>
Gary Scott
Nov 2, 2016, 8:13:42 PM11/2/16
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On 11/2/2016 4:00 PM, Phillip Helbig (undress to reply) wrote:
> In article <e7up77...@mid.individual.net>, Steve Lionel
> <steve....@intel.invalid> writes:
>
>> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
>> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
>> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
>> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
>> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> I wish you all the best. 38 years is a long time, but I now realize
> that it has been 17 years since I made my pilgrimage to Nashua, where
> you were kind enough to be my host and allow a glimpse into the Holy of
> Holies (the former DEC offices, of course).
>
I drove within a 1000 feet or so once on the way to visit BAE. I really
> In article <e7up77...@mid.individual.net>, Steve Lionel
> <steve....@intel.invalid> writes:
>
>> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
>> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
>> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
>> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
>> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> I wish you all the best. 38 years is a long time, but I now realize
> that it has been 17 years since I made my pilgrimage to Nashua, where
> you were kind enough to be my host and allow a glimpse into the Holy of
> Holies (the former DEC offices, of course).
>
wanted to stop and looksee, but was kind of rushed.
Gary Scott
Nov 2, 2016, 8:15:06 PM11/2/16
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On 11/2/2016 1:22 PM, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
Have a very happy retirement!
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
William Clodius
Nov 2, 2016, 11:22:03 PM11/2/16
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Congratulations and good luck.
Terence
Nov 3, 2016, 12:38:42 AM11/3/16
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"Steve Lionel" wrote
>It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>Steve Lionel
>Developer Products Division, Intel Corporation
Yes, well, in my experience that means now having time to program all those
other little ideas I had, but not so much time as now... :o)>
Congratulations on your retirement; I remember you solving a Fortran problem
for me at DEC, (whose machines I got to use, after I was allowed to touch
them, after leaving IBM for Shell) .
Terence
>It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>Developer Products Division, Intel Corporation
Yes, well, in my experience that means now having time to program all those
other little ideas I had, but not so much time as now... :o)>
Congratulations on your retirement; I remember you solving a Fortran problem
for me at DEC, (whose machines I got to use, after I was allowed to touch
them, after leaving IBM for Shell) .
Terence
Wolfgang Kilian
Nov 3, 2016, 4:09:03 AM11/3/16
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On 02.11.2016 19:22, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
Best wishes for your new career beyond work! Fortunately (for us) you
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
>
> Since I wrote that "Doctor Fortran" post last month, some things have
> become clearer. While I have already resigned my position as an Intel
> alternate to the Fortran standards committee, Tom Knox of Kernelyze, a
> new member, has graciously offered to make me his alternate so that I
> can keep up with what the committee is doing. I may even attend meetings
> from time to time.
>
> Depending on how I feel about things, I may pick up occasional
> Fortran-related consulting tasks. What is definite is that I will remain
> a presence on comp.lang.fortran and in the Intel forums from a personal
> account, though my perspective (and posting volume) will be a bit
> different.
>
> First, though, I will take a break from all things Fortran for a month,
> just to get my bearings.
>
> You'll see other Intel support folk in here, most notably Kevin Davis.
> Those of you who are Intel Fortran customers have probably interacted
> with Kevin for years, but he has not been as public as I have. He's also
> more polite than I am! Please treat him well!
>
> It's been a good career and I'm ready for what's next.
>
promise to not leave the Fortran community -- looking forward to more
insight in this group and elsewhere, it has always been appreciated.
-- Wolfgang
--
E-mail: firstnameini...@domain.de
Domain: yahoo
Jos Bergervoet
Nov 3, 2016, 4:23:47 AM11/3/16
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On 11/2/2016 7:22 PM, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business.
Thanks for the good work, Steve.
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business.
Have fun!
--
Jos
Milan Curcic
Nov 3, 2016, 8:20:29 AM11/3/16
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Steve, thank you, I have learned a lot from you.
Best,
milan
Best,
milan
FJ
Nov 3, 2016, 1:42:42 PM11/3/16
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Steve, I wish you a second career at least as long as the first on.
38 years mostly with Fortran is quite long... But I just noticed that I
wrote my first Fortran 66 program in 1979, i.e. 38 years ago !
38 years mostly with Fortran is quite long... But I just noticed that I
wrote my first Fortran 66 program in 1979, i.e. 38 years ago !
vladim...@gmail.com
Nov 3, 2016, 2:40:09 PM11/3/16
to
Best wishes Steve, I learned a lot from your posts!
Vlad
Vlad
herrman...@gmail.com
Nov 3, 2016, 2:53:58 PM11/3/16
to
first VAX Fortran program was in 1979.
Beliavsky
Nov 3, 2016, 9:19:02 PM11/3/16
to
Thank to Steve for sharing his knowledge of Fortran in general and Digital/Compaq/Intel Fortran in particular, and for his work on Fortran compilers. It has been important for Fortran's continued viability that Digital created a quality Fortran 90+ compiler for Windows and that Intel now does so, for both Windows and Linux.
Damian Rouson
Nov 4, 2016, 12:11:48 AM11/4/16
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Congratulations on a job well done, Steve! I hope we'll see you at some meetings.
Damian
Damian
jfh
Nov 7, 2016, 5:58:24 PM11/7/16
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I hope Intel will treat Steve the way my university treated one of my older colleagues, who said "I think emeritus professor is the best job in the university. It doesn't pay as much as being a real professor but you can do exactly what you want to."
Myroslav Zapukhlyak
Nov 17, 2016, 6:48:48 AM11/17/16
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Dear Steve,
Thank you for everything you've done. Best wishes to you on your new chapter in life.
Thank you for everything you've done. Best wishes to you on your new chapter in life.
Stansfield Temmelmeier
Dec 25, 2016, 5:12:30 AM12/25/16
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On 2016-11-02, Steve Lionel <steve....@intel.invalid> wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
Wow this is really the end of an era and quite sad in my view.
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I
> figured it was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel
> at the end of this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly
> Fortran) business. You can read more about this at
> http://intel.ly/2eomo4E
I wish you the best and thanks for all the FORTRAN and Fortran.
Stan
LC's No-Spam Newsreading account
Jan 13, 2017, 8:47:14 AM1/13/17
to
On Wed, 2 Nov 2016, Steve Lionel wrote:
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I figured it
> was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel at the end of
> this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly Fortran) business.
I now look at this newsgroup only occasionally, so I saw this only
> Those of you who follow the Intel forums already know this, but I figured it
> was time to announce it here. I will be retiring from Intel at the end of
> this year, after more than 38 years in the (mostly Fortran) business.
today. I hope it is not too late to wish you all the best and say you a
great THANK YOU !
PS
Is it a chance that you circulated your message on Nov 2 ? (which in my
institute is when we purge old accounts, for a reason which should be
obvious in catholic countries :-))
Zaak
Jan 23, 2017, 6:34:05 PM1/23/17
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Steve,
Thanks for your hard work and contributions to the Fortran community. You will be sadly missed in your official capacities at Intel, but I hope that you will at least "lurk" here on comp.lang.
Thanks for your hard work and contributions to the Fortran community. You will be sadly missed in your official capacities at Intel, but I hope that you will at least "lurk" here on comp.lang.
Steve Lionel
Jan 26, 2017, 12:13:00 PM1/26/17
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On 1/13/2017 8:46 AM, LC's No-Spam Newsreading account wrote:
> I now look at this newsgroup only occasionally, so I saw this only
> today. I hope it is not too late to wish you all the best and say you a
> great THANK YOU !
>
> PS
> Is it a chance that you circulated your message on Nov 2 ? (which in my
> institute is when we purge old accounts, for a reason which should be
> obvious in catholic countries :-))
Just a coincidence, but my choice of October 2 for my blog post
> I now look at this newsgroup only occasionally, so I saw this only
> today. I hope it is not too late to wish you all the best and say you a
> great THANK YOU !
>
> PS
> Is it a chance that you circulated your message on Nov 2 ? (which in my
> institute is when we purge old accounts, for a reason which should be
> obvious in catholic countries :-))
(https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2016/10/02/doctor-fortran-in-thirty-eight)
was deliberate.
Thanks for the kind words, and expect to see me in c.l.f from time to time.
--
Steve Lionel
Retired Intel Fortran developer/support
Email: firstname at firstnamelastname dot com
Twitter: @DoctorFortran
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevelionel
Steve Lionel
Jan 26, 2017, 12:15:29 PM1/26/17
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On 1/23/2017 6:34 PM, Zaak wrote:
> Thanks for your hard work and contributions to the Fortran community. You will be sadly missed in your official capacities at Intel, but I hope that you will at least "lurk" here on comp.lang.
Thanks for the kind words. I intend to do more than "lurk"!
> Thanks for your hard work and contributions to the Fortran community. You will be sadly missed in your official capacities at Intel, but I hope that you will at least "lurk" here on comp.lang.
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