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I am new to MKL. I installed Visual Community 2015 as Intel MKL warned that it could not find supported compilers. Then I installed the Intel MKL. I was expecting Visual Community to be configured properly to use the Intel compiler. But if I go to
Tools/Options/Intel Compilers and Tools/C++/Compilers
I see that "There are no Intel C++ compilers installed"
I believe this needs to be fixed before I could use the MKL. Please advise.
Thanks
Farzad
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Hi Farzad,
Was MKL installed successfully? If not, you may follow these steps https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-math-kernel-library-intel-mkl-compiling-and-linking-with-microsoft-visual-cc to install again. Let us know if you have further questions. Thanks!
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Yes, MKL was installed successfully.
I was able to compile MKL and run a test by doing:
- In Solution/Properties/Configuration Properties/Configuration/Platform: select x64
- In Project/Properties/Configuration Properties/Intel Performance Libraries/Use Intel MKL libarary: select parallel
However, I still don't see an intel C++ compiler listed. Is this setup using MSVC for compiling then? If so, is the code still optimized?
Thanks
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Hi Farzad,
MKL don't depend on Intel C++ compiler. It should work with either Microsoft C/C++ Compiler or Intel C++ compiler.
As you install Microsoft Visual Community 2015 and be able to run a test, I suppose you had MKL and Microsoft C/C++ compiler ready. And Yes, even with Microsoft C/C++ compiler, the MKL is ready-binary, all MKL-related optimized are already in themselves.
Do you hope to use Intel C++ Compiler with other code optimization (other no-mkl code)? Then you need to install the product with name like " Intel Parallel studio Composer XE for windows", which includes both Intel C++ compiler and MKL. More details and try information is available at https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-parallel-studio-xe/details
Best Regards,
Ying

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