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Hello,
I'm using Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 with the latest updates.
I have an application that uses tbb, mkl and openmp. If I build this application in release mode, I can run it from within visual studio as well as from powershell (and the VS command line).
However, if I build it in debug mode, it runs fine from within VS but not on the command prompt. I get no output at all. Any ideas what I may be missing?
Things that I've tried:
- I have added the directory containing tbb.dll to the path (in my case it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Intel\OpenCL\bin\x86\tbb). I also copied tbb.dll to the Debug directory (that contains the exe file), but no difference
- In project properties -> C/C++ -> Code Generation: the runtime library has four options (see below). For a Debug build, I have tried both /MTd and /MDd), but get the same behavior. /MT and /MD don't link since external symbols aren't found. For a Release buil, #1 and 2 work, #3 and 4 give the same behavior (no output)
- Multi-threaded (/MT)
- Multi-threaded debug (/MTd)
- Multi-threaded DLL(/MD)
- Multi-threaded debug DLL (/MDd)
Any idea what is going on? Are there any tools / commands I can use to get more information?
A related question:
I find tbb.dll, tbbmalloc.dll and tbb_preview.dll, but not their debug versions. When I try to run this application in Intel Advisor, I get a message saying "tbb_debug.lib" not found. Is my installation missing something?
Many thanks,
Shrirang
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What VS2019 version you have?

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