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I remember reading somewhere on the Intel site that, since mkl v.10.x, it is possible to generate custom static libraries.
Does anyone know how this can be achieved?? (I could not see any details, scanning through the user guide).
For example, if (for whatever reason) I simply wanted to create a tiny static library that contained a single threaded x86 version of vzmul(); how could this be created??
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Create custom DLL with map file. Use the map file to create list of required object files. Extract required object files from the libraries. Create the static library from the files.
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I can not find any information from MKL's document on how to create custom static library. They provide a way to create custom shared library. But I'm not sure on this point. I also expect expert from Intel to answer your question. But sometimes they tend to ignore difficult questions from the customers.
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Create custom DLL with map file. Use the map file to create list of required object files. Extract required object files from the libraries. Create the static library from the files.
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Create custom DLL with map file. Use the map file to create list of required object files. Extract required object files from the libraries. Create the static library from the files.
Awesome! thx :)
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