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how to link a fortran code to imsl and mkl library

loverain
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‎10-13-2008 07:31 AM
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hi, i am using intel 10.0 with visual studio. i wam migrating a code from unix to windows, which employs imsl and mkl as numerical libraries. my windows fortran has imsl and mkl libraries. my question is how to link my fortran code to imal and mkl under visual studio in windows environment? thanks

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎10-13-2008 12:10 PM
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Please read the on-disk documentation under Building Applications > Using Libraries > Using IMSL. If you specify the "HPC" variant of the IMSL libraries you'll also get access to MKL, though it is a somewhat older version than what you may have separately. If you want to use the newer MKL, do not use the "SHARED" IMSL variant and add references to the MKL libraries as described in the MKL documentation.

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