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Hello =)
When something like %LINK_FNL_STATIC% is written in the help files, like "ifort %FFLAGS% example.f90 %LINK_FNL_STATIC%", what does that actually mean? It's not actually a command, so how do you know what to use as a command in its place?
Thanks,
Eve
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Hello =)
When something like %LINK_FNL_STATIC% is written in the help files, like "ifort %FFLAGS% example.f90 %LINK_FNL_STATIC%", what does that actually mean? It's not actually a command, so how do you know what to use as a command in its place?
Thanks,
Eve
I guess, theLINK_FNL_STATIC must be symbollike FFLAGSand defined some places. Could you search the symbol in entire help file or the package?
Here isone sample using LINK_FNL_STATIC
http://www.intel.com/support/performancetools/libraries/mkl/win/sb/CS-028372.htm
Best Regards
Ying
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I guess, theLINK_FNL_STATIC must be symbollike FFLAGSand defined some places. Could you search the symbol in entire help file or the package?
Here isone sample using LINK_FNL_STATIC
http://www.intel.com/support/performancetools/libraries/mkl/win/sb/CS-028372.htm
Best Regards
Ying

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