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I'm building with Intel C++ under MSVS2008. The Intel C++ compiler says:
1>Compiling with Intel C++ Compiler 11.1.071 [IA-32]... (Intel C++ Environment)
1>icl: command line remark #10148: option '-Qpar-threshold' not supported
I have /Qparallel set.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
David
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Did you spell it in accordance with documentation, e.g. /Qpar-threshold50 ?
Yes, it's somewhat surprising there is no "=".
This is not to say that I had much success with the option on that compiler version. By that time, most of the development effort was going into Parallel Studio.
Yes, it's somewhat surprising there is no "=".
This is not to say that I had much success with the option on that compiler version. By that time, most of the development effort was going into Parallel Studio.
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Yes. I followed the spelling as per the examples Intel provided. It defaults to 100 if you don't supply a numeric
Regards
David
Regards
David
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You can do that with this command-line:--
icl -c /Qpar-threshold:99 /Qparallel test.cpp
This option does not work for Parallel Studio C++ compilers, but will work for Professional C++ compilers. See if you are using Parallel Studio compiler.

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