ADVISOR_ANNOTATE is not recognized during compilation

[Jack_S_]

Hello to the Advisor team,

I'm compiling and linking my code as following :

      COMPILE='ifort -g -O2 -I$/opt/intel/advisor_xe_2015/include/intel64'

     $COMPILE -c Parcel_Update_8_8.F90

     $COMPILE -o Parcel_Model_Advisor.x *.o -lm -L$/opt/intel/advisor_xe_2015/lib64 -ladvisor

     rm *.o

In the compilation log file I'm getting an error : ''error #7002: Error in opening the compiled module file.  Check INCLUDE paths.   [ADVISOR_ANNOTATE] use advisor_annotate  !  Add to each module that contains Intel Advisor annotations ''

I have inserted the annotations to one of the subroutines in the code as indicated by the Advisor tool :

       use advisor_annotate  !  Add to each module that contains Intel Advisor annotations

      call annotate_site_begin( "MySite1" )  !  Place before the loop control statement to begin a parallel code region
                                             ! (parallel site).

      call annotate_iteration_task( "MyTask1" )  !  Place at the start of loop body. This annotation identifies an entire body
                                                 ! as a task

     call annotate_site_end  !  End the parallel code region, after task execution completes

What should I do for the ADVISOR_ANNOTATE module to be recognized during compilation ?

 Thanks in advance,

Jack.

[Robert_L_Intel1]

Hi Jack - I think this might be a problem with your use of variable names and actual path locations.  

When I do a quick look, here is what I see WRT Intel® Advisor XE paths on Linux:

advisor_xe -> /opt/intel//advisor_xe_2015.1.10.380555/
advisor_xe_2015 -> /opt/intel//advisor_xe_2015.1.10.380555/
advisor_xe_2015.1.10.380555/

The best thing I think would be for you to use the environment variables after having setup the environment with the advixe-vars.sh script.

Here are some resources.

Setting up your command line environment:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/527378

Build Settings:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/527410

Could you please setup your environment as prescribed above and try again, using the variables?  Please capture the output and post the results.

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