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I'm working on upgrading from IPP 8.1 upd1 to 8.2, and it looks like there is a new dependency on the svml_disp.lib library. Note that I'm linking against the 64-bit static sequential libraries under Windows. What is this new dependency?
Thanks,
Peter
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Looks like there's also a dependency on libirc.lib. I could have sworn this was a problem which was fixed in a previous IPP release.
Peter
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Hi,
Using of /NODEFAULTLIB linker option will solve the problem.
regards, Igor
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Hi Igor,
Using /NODEFAULTLIB leaves me with many undefined symbols during linking. Considering I did not need these two libraries when using IPP 8.1, do you have any idea what changed? Can this requirement be fixed at the IPP level?
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Peter,
yes we will fix the issue in the next IPP versions. And yes - /NODEFAULTLIB requires you to poin all necessary libraries in your linking string. If you have Intel Compiler you can link svml_dispmt.lib or svml_disp.lib library from the compiler "/lib" folder instead of using /NODEFAULTLIB option. If you don't have Intel Compiler I can only recommend you to create empty svml_dispmt.lib or svml_disp.lib library and link it.
Pavel
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Yes, I have the Intel compiler and am using svml_disp.lib and libirc.lib from there, I was just worried about new dependencies. Glad to hear that the next version will remove this dependency.
Peter
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