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Math Kernel Library

rahzan
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‎09-26-2002 03:29 PM
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Intel has posted the "Math Kernel Library ", Is this thing compatible/usable with cvf?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-26-2002 05:05 PM
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Yes. CVF is listed on the requirements page (though it says "6.0", that really means "6.x").

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durisinm
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‎09-26-2002 06:19 PM
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Where on the Intel site is this library posted, and what does it do? How does one use it with a CVF project?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-26-2002 06:24 PM
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http://developer.intel.com/software/products/perflib/ The MKL for Windows is normally a product you purchase, but there is a beta which I assume is the "posting" being referred to. The documentation should have explicit instructions on using it with CVF.

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canaimasoft
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‎09-26-2002 08:04 PM
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I thought the math kernel was free. Is this a change in the licensing or was I wrong from the start?

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Marco A. Garcia
Canaima Software, Inc.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎09-26-2002 08:14 PM
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It is a change - MKL used to be free, but hasn't been for the past year or so.

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