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I have waisted a day trying to find information on the directory structure of the Intel 10.1 compiler. My issue is in 9.0 and 9.1 compilers there is a c++ directory beneath the includes dir. that holdsbasic objects such as string, map vector... in my 10.1 dist that no longer exists. makedepend has issues with it, spitting out one warning after another about how it cannot find vector, string ... blah blah blah.
My question is, should there be a c++ directoryunder the include directory? I hope my question is clear.
Thanks
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As an example, for 32-bit Windows installation directory,
Program FilesIntelCompilerC++10.1.021IA32include
Likewise, in the linux x86-64installations, something like /opt/intel/cce/10.1.015/include
However, the C++ STL include directories are inherited from Microsoft on Windows, or g++ on linux. You must have one of those compilers active in the environment for the STL to be located. Intel C++ depends on that other C++ to reveal where its files reside.
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