Parallel Studio XE Composer Edition 2016 update 1 NFS install has missing libraries

[Rashawn_K_Intel1]

I did not see a forum for Parallel Studio, but perhaps someone on this forum can direct me to an appropriate contact.

I installed Intel Parallel Studio Composer Edition 2016 update 1 for Linux several weeks ago. I conducted the installation as a user and selected to customize it because I wanted the build to be located in an NFS allocation.  That is the only customization I made and chose to install all of the components.  When we build a large C code application with this build of the compilers, we encounter 'undefined reference' error. Upon further inspection by comparing this installation to one conducted on a system where the install location is /opt/intel/, we discover that we have 12 missing libraries on the NFS installation:

libicaf.so
libifcore.a
libifcoremt.a
libifcoremt_pic.a
libifcoremt.so
libifcoremt.so.5
libifcore_pic.a 
libifcore.so 
libifcore.so.5 
libifport.a
libifport.so
libifport.so.5

To double check if I had made a mistake, I reinstalled the same Composer Edition today into the NFS allocation.  The same libraries are still missing.  I installed Parallel Studio 2015 update 3 last year also in the NFS allocation. In this installation the above libraries are present in <InstallPath>/lib/intel64.

What do I need to do to implement a version of Parallel Studio 2016 into an NNF allocation that will include these missing libraries?

Regards,

-Rashawn

[Soflen_S_Intel]

Hi Rashawn,

Here enumerates all forums we have: https://software.intel.com/en-us/forum.

There is no Intel Parallel Studio forum.

But you can find specific forums for individual components such as C/C++ compiler, VTune Analyzer, Inspector, etc.

I think the issue you're facing belongs to C/C++ compiler forum (https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-c-compiler).

Or you can submit your question to Intel Premier Support (https://premier.intel.com).

You can get experts' support there.

Best regards,

Soflen

[Whit_D_]

Rashawn,

Did you ever find resolution for this?  I'm attempting to compile an application for native execution on a coprocessor with Fortran compiler 16.0.3.207, and I'm also missing these libraries: in particular libicaf.so.  I'm new to using the compiler from the command line, but I can't seem to find this file anywhere in the Parallel Studio 2016 files or MPSS 3.7.2.

Were you able to recover the libraries?

Cheers,

-whit