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I'm running a test suite with the bjam tools from Boost.
I have created a ~/user-config.jam with:
using intel : : icpc :\\"-L/opt/intel/composerxe/bin\\"
Tried different variants of the above, and invoked them like this:
$sudo bjam intel
but it seems to fail to look into the right path:
sh: icpc : not found
some junk...
/bin/sh: icpc : not found
etc.
For comparison,
$sudo bjam gcc
works just fine. Also intel icc works just fine from an IDE.
Any suggestion for setting user-config.jam ?
I have created a ~/user-config.jam with:
using intel : : icpc :
Tried different variants of the above, and invoked them like this:
$sudo bjam intel
but it seems to fail to look into the right path:
sh: icpc : not found
some junk...
/bin/sh: icpc : not found
etc.
For comparison,
$sudo bjam gcc
works just fine. Also intel icc works just fine from an IDE.
Any suggestion for setting user-config.jam ?
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Update:
using intel : : /opt/intel/composerexe/bin/icpc ;
has worked...
using intel : : /opt/intel/composerexe/bin/icpc ;
has worked...

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