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thomas_w_5
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‎08-06-2015 07:33 AM
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hi. is any information available regarding the availability of a version of mkl that is compatible with the c++ compiler from vs2015? i'm currently planning to switch to 2015 from 2013 and i'd rather not ship the vc++ libraries for 2013 just in order to be able to use my current version of mkl. WM_THX -thomas woelfer
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TimP
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‎08-06-2015 09:05 AM
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If you mean which versions of MKL would have been tested by Intel with VS2015, the MKL 11.2 update 3 which is released with C++ and Fortran 2015xe updates 3 and 4 would be the production version which should have been tested.  I don't know the extent of MKL testing against the Microsoft compiler.  It seems only the installer changed from update 3 to 4 to introduce VS2015 compatibility.

If you don't have an urgent reason for moving from VS2013 to VS2015, there may be no reason to rush.  Updates of Intel tools are due by end of September.

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Gennady_F_Intel
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‎08-07-2015 03:52 AM
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it would version of MKL 11.3 which we are going to release soon within a few weeks. We will public the information about this release at the Forum.   

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