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installation help

anamika_shrivastava_
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Respected sir,
I am anamika shrivastava. and i want to install the netcdf-3.6.2using the intel compiler. but i am getting error of icc fails sanity check.I am not getting which type of error is this, and how can i solve this. for this reason i attaching my bashrc file and config.log file and system detail.please tell me how can come out from thris problem.

1. config.lo file of netcdf-3.6.2
2. bashrc file

plz reply soon.
Thanks for your reply.
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Ron_Green
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Follow these instructions:

Building NetCDF* with the Intel Compilers http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/performance-tools-for-software-developers-building-netcdf-with-the-intel-compilers/

This was written for the 10.x compilers but is still valid for 11.0. For 11.0 compilers, you can substitute -xhost for -xT, assuming you compile on the same host on which the code will run.

ron
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TimP
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Follow these instructions:

Building NetCDF* with the Intel Compilers http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/performance-tools-for-software-developers-building-netcdf-with-the-intel-compilers/

This was written for the 10.x compilers but is still valid for 11.0. For 11.0 compilers, you can substitute -xhost for -xT, assuming you compile on the same host on which the code will run.

ron
According to the poster's original attached files, which were visible at one time this morning, icc and ifort 9.0 were specified. The specified version of netcdf is documented as being set up for Fedora 9, which is too recent for such old Intel compilers to be supported. My response to this effect was deleted. Anyway, Ron's reference confirms that Intel compilers newer than 10.0.016 would be required.
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