About IMSL Utility

[skysky198344]

After installation of I_FC_V11.0.069, I wanna use the IMSL to compiling the program which runs in the Linux platform, But I do not know what mission to use IMSL,
IDEAS....

[Steven_L_Intel1 · Accepted solution]

IMSL is not part of the Intel Fortran for Linux product. From Intel, you can get IMSL for Windows only. Visual Numerics sells IMSL for Linux - contact them for a quote.

As an alternative, look to see if the included Intel Math Kernel Library has the functions you need.

[skysky198344]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

IMSL is not part of the Intel Fortran for Linux product. From Intel, you can get IMSL for Windows only. Visual Numerics sells IMSL for Linux - contact them for a quote.

As an alternative, look to see if the included Intel Math Kernel Library has the functions you need.

I have installed IMSL 10.0 named 'fnl60_10446.tar' for SUSE 9.0 , before that , I have installed the Intel_FC_V11.0.
I compiled my program using IMSL , but the result shows ' not include IMSL' , I wanna know why ?
PS: my SUSE system is SUSE 11.0.

[Ron_Green]

Quoting - skysky198344

I have installed IMSL 10.0 named 'fnl60_10446.tar' for SUSE 9.0 , before that , I have installed the Intel_FC_V11.0.
I compiled my program using IMSL , but the result shows ' not include IMSL' , I wanna know why ?
PS: my SUSE system is SUSE 11.0.

It could be any number of reasons. You should enter a support request to Visual Numerics, or http://premier.intel.com.

ron

[Steven_L_Intel1]

If you need help using an IMSL other than the one that comes with Intel Visual Fortran Professional Edition for Windows with IMSL, ask Visual Numerics, as Ron suggests.

I will comment that you will probably need to use -I to specify the IMSL "Include" directory in your Fortran compile.

VNI runs their own forums at http://forums.vni.com/