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Hi
I am new to MKL. I am trying to setup the environment (Visual Studio 2005 + Intel Visual Fortran 10.1 + MKL 10.0) to compile the example program with the FGMRES routines in the Reference Manual.
I followed the guidelines for linking with IVF in the User's Guide:
However, I got this when I try to compile the program:
mkl_rci.fi(28) : Warning: Bad # preprocessor line
and a series of unresovled symbol errors when I try to build the program.
Any idea I can get through this?
Thanks in advance.
I am new to MKL. I am trying to setup the environment (Visual Studio 2005 + Intel Visual Fortran 10.1 + MKL 10.0) to compile the example program with the FGMRES routines in the Reference Manual.
I followed the guidelines for linking with IVF in the User's Guide:
1.Select Project > Properties > Linker > General.
2.For Additional
Library Directories, add the architecture-specific lib folder,
for example, C:Program
FilesIntelMKL10.0.xxxia32lib, where xxx
is the Intel MKL package number, for instance, "039".
3.Select Project
> Properties > Linker > Input.
4.In the Additional
Dependencies line, insert mkl_c.lib
libguide.lib.
However, I got this when I try to compile the program:
mkl_rci.fi(28) : Warning: Bad # preprocessor line
and a series of unresovled symbol errors when I try to build the program.
Any idea I can get through this?
Thanks in advance.
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This looks like your setup didn't pass an appropriate /Qfpp option to ifort (enable pre-processing during compile).
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tim18:
This looks like your setup didn't pass an appropriate /Qfpp option to ifort (enable pre-processing during compile).
I have put the "/Qfpp" in Project->Properties->Command Line. But I still get the warnings while compiling the program.
The bright side is that after I added the proper include and library directory in Options and Projects properties the program can be built, with the annoying warning though.

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