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Setting environment variables in XCode4.2

swillmon
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‎12-15-2011 10:02 AM
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My Intel FORTRAN compiler (Composer XE 2011 SP1.7.246) works like a champ for basic programs using XCode4.1, but I can't figure out how to get the environment variables set so that I can link to MKL libraries. It appears as if the $MKLROOT environment variable isn't set because I'm getting 'file not found' errors when I attempt to build a project that utilizes MKL routines. Everything works fine when I compile my program using the terminal window - but I'd really like to use XCode during the write/debug phase. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Gennady_F_Intel
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‎12-15-2011 08:11 PM
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Swillmon,
choose the script mklvars.sh or mklvars.csh ( see "bin" folder). These scripts accept parameters like Architecture. You need to specify it first. For example, the command
mklvars.sh intel64
willsets environment variables for the Intel 64 architecture.
--Gennady
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swillmon
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‎12-16-2011 08:11 AM
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Got it - but now I'm getting a build error: "unable to open 'lpthread'."
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