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Run an application compiled in one computer in others computers

antonio_astillero
Beginner
‎02-21-2008 04:36 AM
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Dear all,

I have installed the Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux 10.1 on my desktop and everything is OK. I have compilled and run applications well. I would like to run applications compilled on my desktop (where the compiler is installed) on others computers where the compiler is not installed (maybe computers on the grid or on the internet). What can I do? I do not know whether I have to use some special compiler option or something like that ... Thanks in advance.

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TimP
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‎02-21-2008 05:51 AM
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The option -static-intel links in static versions of the libraries furnished with Intel compilers. Otherwise, a copy of each such library would have to be present in order to run. 'ldd yourexecutable' will show you which dynamic libraries are used, including those provided by linux and those in the ifort /lib/ directory.
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antonio_astillero
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‎02-21-2008 06:37 AM
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Thank you very much for the information.
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