MKL BLAS 2

[brunocalado]

I'm trying to call:

[cpp]call gemv(a, x, y [,alpha][,beta] [,trans])[/cpp]

From the Fortran 95 interface but I always get a message of:

Description Resource Path Location Type
error #6285: There is no matching specific subroutine for this generic subroutine call. [GEMV] main.f90 FORGATRAN/src line 12 C/C++ Problem


My full code is:

[cpp]PROGRAM main
    use mkl95_blas

    IMPLICIT NONE
    INTEGER :: A(3, 3), B(3, 1)
    integer :: xA, yA, xB, yB
    xA = 3
    yA = 3
    xB = 3
    yB = 1

    call gemv(A, B)

END PROGRAM[/cpp]

It compile when I comment ''call gemv(A, B)"

I'm using
Ubuntu + Eclipse + Photran

[TimP]

This question may get more attention on the MKL Fortran. However, the documentation for optional arguments is not to be taken literally. If you use all 6 possible arguments, simply list them in ordinary style without square brackets. If you use less than 6, but skip one or more, you must specify the keywords for any after a skip, no square brackets, e.g. gemv(A,B,Y,TRANS=yourtrans) (but I didn't test this). It all follows f90 rules, no different special magic.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Tim, I think the square brackets are from the documentation.

The documentation would appear to require that you pass at least three arguments, but you've passsed only two.