A static version of libintlc?

[postaquestion]

I'm trying to create a stand-alone application using the Intel 10.1 compiler suite. There's a compiler argument -static-intel that allows for this, but it only works if static versions of libraries can be found. I've scanned through the install directory and can't find a static version of libintlc anyway, which means that my application is dependent upon an installed version of the Intel compiler suite.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I don't recognize that library name. It's nothing we provide as far as I know of.

[Lorri_M_Intel]

That's a Linux library, and its static name is "libirc.a".

I'm curious as to why -static-intel didn't link against libirc.a. Can you post the output of "ifort -dryrun -static-intel "

- Lorri

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I know about libirc, which exists on Windows as well. -static-intel is indeed a Linux switch and there is not currently any Windows equivalent (nor does there need to be at present.)