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mkl_vsl_functions uses a few three macros,
_Vsl_Api
_vsl_api and
_VSL_API.
Those macros ends with " ; " so ; should not be used when using the macro.
From "VSL CONVOLUTION AND CORRELATION FUNCTION DECLARATIONS" and downwards in the header, ; is used and tons of warnings are produced about extra ; since the macro will expand to:
...stuff... ;;
Would be nice if this could be fixed so no warnings are produced.
_Vsl_Api
_vsl_api and
_VSL_API.
Those macros ends with " ; " so ; should not be used when using the macro.
From "VSL CONVOLUTION AND CORRELATION FUNCTION DECLARATIONS" and downwards in the header, ; is used and tons of warnings are produced about extra ; since the macro will expand to:
...stuff... ;;
Would be nice if this could be fixed so no warnings are produced.
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Ok, thanks for the tips. Probably make thanks to fix it.
Gennady.
Gennady.
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One more question: what compiler type are youusing?
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Quoting - Gennady Fedorov (Intel)
One more question: what compiler type are youusing?
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I use both the gnu compiler suite and the intel compiler to catch as many problems as possible at compile time.
The warnings about extra ';' comes from g++ where -Wall -pedantic and some other flags are used.
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thanks for the update . we'll try to fix the problem in the future release.
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Quoting - kanjang
I use both the gnu compiler suite and the intel compiler to catch as many problems as possible at compile time.
The warnings about extra ';' comes from g++ where -Wall -pedantic and some other flags are used.
Kanjang,
The problem you reported was fixed in the version 10.2. This version available for download from intel registration center: "https://registrationcenter.intel.com/" Please let us know if you have further problem with this issue.Regards, Gennady

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