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Hello,
(Sorry but I did not find the proper forum for the whole Composer suite)
I recently installed Intel Composer 2018 on Windows and I see a "Linux" folder in the installation repository: C:\Program Files (x86)\IntelSWTools\compilers_and_libraries_2018.3.210\linux .There is a lot of linux typed files (*.a, *.so) in it and it weighs 1.6Gb.
I am curious and I tried to delete it => Everything still goes fine ! (compilation and execution of my program). My program is compiled with ICC and uses MKL and Daal. Everything in "sequential" version (no multithreading)
I wonder what is that folder for ?
NB : I unchecked "gnu debugger" during the installation. There is the same folder in the previous Composer version (2017) installation repository.
Thanks,
Guillaume A.
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Hi Guillaume,
What was the package name that you installed?
Thanks,
Viet
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Hi Viet,
I installed Composer via the installer: parallel_studio_xe_2018_update3_composer_edition_for_cpp_setup.exe
I did the custom installation with: ICC, TBB, MKL and DAAL (x86 and x64 versions)
Guillaume A.
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Hi Guillaume,
It is for cross compilation.
More details: https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/cross-compilation-challenges
Regards,
Viet
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Ok, interresting thing.
So, if I do not plan to use the Cross Compilation nor a Xeon Phi, could you confirm that it safe for me to delete this stuff ?
(my hard drive is about to explode and I am tracking all waste of space ^^)
Thanks !
Guillaume A.
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Yes, you can delete it.
Regards,
Viet

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