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Hi all,
I have a library which was built using Intel C++ compiler.
I want to link this library to an application in Microsft visual studio. While linking I am getiing following error message. LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libmmt.lib'.
How can I solve this?? Please help..
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Add the "lib" folder to your lib path (should be done with the iclvars.bat file in the intel install folder.)
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Thanks for the reply.
But my issue is not solved yet. My library is built using Visual Studio2005(Using ingetated Intel c++ compiler). I want to integrate this libary to an application using Visual Studio 2005(using microsoft compiler and linker, ie whithout using intel C++ compiler). But I am getting following error message.
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libmmt.lib'
I dont know , how my application is getting this "libmmt.lib" name. In my library workspace I didn't include any system library directly. Please help.
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While buiding library in VS2005(using intl C++compiler), how can I remove the reference to libmmt.lib. In my library code, I am not using any complex math functions.
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I am having the same problem. This time building a MATLAB mex file for a library that was built using the Intel compiler. The machine running MATLAB should not have access to the Intel compiler.
Did you find a solution?
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