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OLD wrappers for F77 DFTI FFT routines

happyIntelCamper
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‎07-31-2009 09:13 AM
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Do F77 includeable wrappers still exist for the the DFTI FFT routines in MKL? This
would be for MKL 10 and above.
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TimP
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‎07-31-2009 10:15 AM
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Do F77 includeable wrappers still exist for the the DFTI FFT routines in MKL? This
would be for MKL 10 and above.
This seems more topical on MKL forum, but it does appear those include files use f2003 syntax, within the range of current ifort and gfortran support.
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happyIntelCamper
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‎07-31-2009 10:54 AM
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Do F77 includeable wrappers still exist for the the DFTI FFT routines in MKL? This
would be for MKL 10 and above.
This seems more topical on MKL forum, but it does appear those include files use f2003 syntax, within the range of current ifort and gfortran support.
In the F77 style you would do INCLUDE and in F95/F2003 you would do a USE. There are some
'.FI' or '.F90' files but they are either C style or F2003 style includes.
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