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MKL 11.x, turning on Pardiso OOC via env variables....

AndrewC
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‎10-03-2016 03:22 PM
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HI,

Is their anyway to turn on MKL DSS/ PARDISO OOC by using an environment variable? I notice it is possible to tune the OOC via env variables, but it is a bit unclear if it can be switched on and off as well without having to change the code.

A list of all MKL DSS/PARDISO environment variables would be useful.

Andrew

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Gennady_F_Intel
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‎10-04-2016 01:06 AM
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Andrew, that's not possible into current version of MKL.  Yes, We agree it would be useful to implement such request. I will keep you updated with the status. Gennady

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Gennady_F_Intel
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‎10-04-2016 01:06 AM
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Andrew, that's not possible into current version of MKL.  Yes, We agree it would be useful to implement such request. I will keep you updated with the status. Gennady

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AndrewC
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‎10-04-2016 12:19 PM
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Thanks Gennady

Not a big deal, it just seems the DSS/PARDISO documentation is a bit unclear on what can be modified by an environment variable and what cannot.

Andrew

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