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I just installed the latest Intel EM64T fortran compiler (Version 8.1.022) on an unsupported 64-bit linux distribution (Gentoo). I am using a supported version of gcc (i.e., gcc 3.3.4 as noted in step 7 below), however.
Things go smoothly with the installation (see below), but I receive the following compile-time error on a simple test program: "ifort: error: could not find directory in which the set of libstdc++ include files resides"
Compiling with the '-no_cpprt' flag, however, produces an executable that runs successfully.
I need to link to the C++ runtime libs for my application though. Is there something else that I'm missing during my installation?
(Note, I changed EFI2_INCLUDE1 and EFI2_LINUX_DIR_NAME as noted in step 7 below).
Here are the installation steps I followed (with root access):
1. untarred the package using 'tar -zxvf l_fce_pc_8.1.022.tar.gz'
2. converted rpm to gzipped tar using 'rpm2targz intel-iforte8-8.1-022.i386.rpm'
3. 'cp intel-iforte8-8.1-022.i386.tar.gz /'
4. 'cd /' and then installed to /opt/intel_fce_80/ using 'tar -zxvf intel-iforte8-8.1-022.i386.tar.gz'
5. 'cd /opt/intel_fce_80/bin'
6. changed all occurrences of
7. changed the EFI2_INCLUDE1 and EFI2_LINUX_DIR_NAME environment variables in ifort and ifc to reflect the current linux installation. (i.e., EFI2_INCLUDE1="/usr/lib/gcc-lib/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/3.3.4/include" and EFI2_LINUX_DIR_NAME="/usr/lib/gcc-lib/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu")
8. copied license into /opt/intel_fce_80/licenses and sourced /opt/intel_fce_80/bin/ifortvars.sh
Message Edited by ddlucas_jp on 09-19-2004 08:54 PM
Message Edited by ddlucas_jp on 09-19-2004 09:19 PM
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