Changed directory structure in Intel Fortran Compiler??

[Sylwia_Henselmeyer]

Hello,

one year ago my company has bought a licence for Intel Visual Fortran Compiler Professional Edition for Windows* Support Services, we've installed it and got a directory structure something like: C:/Intel/MKL/lib ... bin, ..include. We actually need only MKL libraries. Some days ago we've extended the lincence. I've downloaded the binaries and after installation I am getting the directory structure: C:/Intel/compiler/version/mkl. My problem is, that some libraries like libguide* or libiom5* are not any more under MKL, but under compiler/bin or compiler/lib. Have you changed the directory structure? Can I simply copy the missing libraries into mkl/bin or mkl/lib respectively? Please contact me as soon as possible. Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Sylwia Henselmeyer

[TimP]

You could copy the MKL libraries anywhere you choose, if you aren't depending on the compiler setup to establish the PATH settings. The OpenMP libraries are in the LIB directory outside the MKL installation. In case you have other dependencies on older versions of MKL, there are useful resources on the MKL forum, including the link advisor Intel MKL Link Line Advisor

[IDZ_A_Intel]

When you install the compiler, the compiler support libraries including libiomp5md.lib, go in the compiler LIB folder. The MKL-specific libraries are under an MKL subfolder.

You certainly may copy the libraries wherever you like, but be aware that if you install a compiler update you'll get a new set in a different location.