Arch install help -- unrecognized glibc and gcc

[Josh_M_]

Hello!

Trying out icc, but the installer does not recognize installed pre-requesties.  What is either the fix, or the method the installed uses to verify pre-req's?

[Sukruth_H_Intel]

Hi, Could you please let me know the Pre-requisites that are shown as missing while installation? Once the shown Pre-requisites are installed, go back one step in the installer and again select "Check Pre-requisites" and then it should detect the installed pre-requisites. Please feel free to let me know if you still face the same issue. Also i wanted to ask you, whether you see the same pre-requisites shown as missing everytime or is it different everytime? Regards, Sukruth H V

[Josh_M_]

I don't know about other people. Others have had success installing a modified version for arch linux. The relevant links are https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Intel_C%2B%2B https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/intel-parallel-studio-xe/ https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=111209 but I am not getting the all-important 'icc' command. The pre-req's missing are 'gtk' and 'glibc' since gtk as in gtk v. 1 has not been supported in so many years, I'm assuming it is referring to version 2. As for glibc, it is installed and updated.

[Josh_M_]

Found the fix. From the modified installer, it appears 'icc' was installed, but not in a command search path folder (stuck in /opt). It remains, however, that the official installer does not recognize standard pre-req's. It might be something to tell the maintainers about. I can't since, well, closed source.

[Sukruth_H_Intel]

Hi, Good to hear that the icc is working for you. Yes the default installation path under root permissions would "/opt/intel". So once you source the icc/compiler script, icc should work fine. ex:- source /opt/intel//bin/compilervars.sh/csh Regards, Sukruth H V