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Hi everybody, I have a problem with the execute of a executable file. I'm using mkl_dss in my code. In the computer where I compile don't problem. The system is a Quad. But, in the system:
Intel Core Duo CPU
P8600@2.40Ghz
2.22 Ggz,3.18 Gb RAM
And other with one core, I get the following message:
No se encontr libiomp5md.dll
translate.... Libiomp5md.dll not found
I have select /O3 optimization and the following libraries: mkl_intel_c.lib, mkl_intel_thread.lib, mkl_core.lib, libiomp5md.lib
I add the project in VisualStudio, thanks for your help
Intel Core Duo CPU
P8600@2.40Ghz
2.22 Ggz,3.18 Gb RAM
And other with one core, I get the following message:
No se encontr libiomp5md.dll
translate.... Libiomp5md.dll not found
I have select /O3 optimization and the following libraries: mkl_intel_c.lib, mkl_intel_thread.lib, mkl_core.lib, libiomp5md.lib
I add the project in VisualStudio, thanks for your help
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You need to have libiomp5md.dll on the target system - it can be in the same folder as the EXE. Or you can install the Intel compilers redistributable package there, but I think that is overkill for just this.
You can also link to libiomp5mt.lib insteasd, which is the static library, and this is probably ok in your case even though our OpenMP developers would prefer you use the DLL (more of an issue where you might be mixing code that has been compiled separately - MKL doesn't count here.)
You can also link to libiomp5mt.lib insteasd, which is the static library, and this is probably ok in your case even though our OpenMP developers would prefer you use the DLL (more of an issue where you might be mixing code that has been compiled separately - MKL doesn't count here.)
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You need to have libiomp5md.dll on the target system - it can be in the same folder as the EXE. Or you can install the Intel compilers redistributable package there, but I think that is overkill for just this.
You can also link to libiomp5mt.lib insteasd, which is the static library, and this is probably ok in your case even though our OpenMP developers would prefer you use the DLL (more of an issue where you might be mixing code that has been compiled separately - MKL doesn't count here.)
You can also link to libiomp5mt.lib insteasd, which is the static library, and this is probably ok in your case even though our OpenMP developers would prefer you use the DLL (more of an issue where you might be mixing code that has been compiled separately - MKL doesn't count here.)
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This is great! Thanks for your help, the system work ok! Thanks
Regards
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