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using lapack from mkl in intel visual fortran

flygaoonly
Beginner
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I want to use lapack from mkl in intel visual fortran. Formerly in compaq visual fortran, to use lapack from cxml, I can add a sentence "INCLUDE 'CXML_INCLUDE.F90' " in front of my program, then compile and build in visual studio under windows. Now is there a similar way to use lapack from mkl in intel visual fortran, since in the manual, the setup procedure is a little bit complex.
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TimP
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Please read the help files and use the link advisor posted at the top of the MKL forum, then follow up there with any additional questions.l
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Michael_C_Intel4
Employee
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Hi,

you may include 'mkl_lapack.f90' in your program when using MKL.

If you want to link against MKLusing CVF calling convention, you'll need to link:

mkl_s.lib mkl_intel_thread.lib mkl_core.lib libiomp5.lib (or libguide.lib)

but it may be different if you want to link against dynamic MKL, for instance. Surely, querying MKL link advisor would be helpful.

Michael.
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