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Getting the path of the used libraries

dnoack
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‎05-21-2012 06:01 AM
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Hello,
when I compile and link a program with libraries without the -L option using only e.g.

ifort ... -llapack ...

I wonder which lapack library is used by default. Is there a compiler-option available, that outputs the full path of the used libraries? In LD_LIBRARY_PATH there is no lapack available.

Regards,
dnoack
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TimP
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‎05-21-2012 08:15 AM
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You're correct, there is no separate liblapack in MKL, so that library is likely to come from your OS installation, and is likely to be intended for gfortran. You could set ifort -# option to see a full echo of what happens at link time, or use ldd to see which .so libraries your executable uses.
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