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Updating mkl to v10.3.3

Roger_Farrow
Beginner
‎03-31-2011 01:30 PM
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I'd like to update my mkl installation, bundled with Visual Fortran Profor Windows 11.1.07, without creating a standalone version of mkl. The latest mkl installer, even if custommode is selected, installs in a directory called Composer XE-2011 and requires installation of MSVisual Studio integrations. I'm worried I'll end up with parallel versions of mkl and a lot of work to straighten things out.

Is there another installer available for updatingbundled versions of mkl?



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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎03-31-2011 05:51 PM
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No., there is not another installer. MKL 10.3 installs under Composer XE 2011 by default. But you should be able to choose a custom install and select a different location (I have not tried this.)
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Roger_Farrow
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‎03-31-2011 06:12 PM
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Hi Steve,

yes, you can choose any location for the folder Composer XE-2011. :-(

I can always move the lower directory treetothe location of the older version of MKLbut was worried about messing up the integration with Visual Studio.

Thanks,
Roger
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