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This seems to be a recurring theme. Apple upgrades Xcode and it messes up ones ability to use Intel FORTRAN from within it.
Is there a fix ppl have been using until Intel catches and releases a version with an installer that gets Xcode functionality fixed?
I figure it would have to do with making custom build phases within Xcode.
Cheers,
Ray
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Want info or Xcode 4.5 and Intel Composer 2013
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Want info or Xcode 4.5 and Intel Composer 2013
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Create a Makefile for the fortran files and create a target that calls this makefile. Make sure the environment calling 'make' has $MKLROOT defined.
And yes, it is extremely disappointing the xcode integrationb breaks with every new xcode release.
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It's disappointing to us too. Apple doesn't seem to care about consistency or compatibility of their IDE or APIs. The target is constantly moving.
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Yes. I am sorry to see that be the case. This means that they are updating their links to C++, java, etc. each and every version. That must hurt. I am just looking for a way to make a build phase or something to use the intel compiler between compatible versions of Xcode and Intel Composer Fortran.
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Yes. I am sorry to see that be the case. This means that they are updating their links to C++, java, etc. each and every version. That must hurt. I am just looking for a way to make a build phase or something to use the intel compiler between compatible versions of Xcode and Intel Composer Fortran.
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Hello folks, Xcode became a troublesome in dealing with Intel Fortran, even 2013 update 1,last week, xcode updated to 4.5.1 version then -parallel option fails to run...Steve Yeap, Apple is always moving, but everytime Apple moves forwards with Xcode, my app move backwards...I'll try to install Xcode 4.4 to bypass difficulties of -parallel compile option. If i compile without -parallel option it works fine, but it runs in a single core.... My output was like that
dyld: Library not loaded: libiomp5.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/ileao/Documents/Projects/multicompsolmodel/app.exe
Reason: image not found
Trace/BPT trap: 5
any idea?
ileao

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