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Hi,
I am a new user of mkl library , I have installed it, but I don't know how to configure itand usewhatfortran code to test .
I find a lot of .f filesin the directory /opt/intel/mkl/10.0.4.023/examples/... and /opt/intel/mkl/10.0.4.023/tests/...,. Could I use them to test? If not, anyone could give me afortrancode or c code to test it? By the way,could you give me the detailed command oflinkingit to mkllibrary? Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
I am a new user of mkl library , I have installed it, but I don't know how to configure itand usewhatfortran code to test .
I find a lot of .f filesin the directory /opt/intel/mkl/10.0.4.023/examples/... and /opt/intel/mkl/10.0.4.023/tests/...,. Could I use them to test? If not, anyone could give me afortrancode or c code to test it? By the way,could you give me the detailed command oflinkingit to mkllibrary? Thanks in advance!
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Anyone knows this? I indeed need it. who can give me some help? Thanks a lot!!!
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Hi,
1. Could I use them to test?. Yes you can use all examples you can find into $MKLROOT/examples for testing, education and etc.
2. If not, anyone could give me afortrancode or c code to test it?
FYI: you can find there ~ 900 C examples and ~ 1200 f77 and f90 examples.
3. could you give me the detailed command oflinkingit to mkllibrary?
Go to, for example, into example/solver/ folder.
You can find there makefie
Please open the makefile and read it.
This is snip from the makefile:
help:
@echo Usage: make {lib32/lib64/libem64t} [function=name]
@echo [compiler=compiler_name] [interface=interface_name] [threading=threading_name]
@echo
@echo name - function name. Please see macro SOLVER
@echo
@echo compiler_name - can be gnu or intel. Default value is intel.
@echo Intel Compilers as default.
@echo If compiler=gnu then GNU gfortran compiler will be used.
@echo To use g77 add FC=g77. FC=g77 cannot be used with ilp64 interface.
@echo
@echo interface_name - can be lp64 or ilp64 for em64t and ia64. Default value is lp64.
@echo
@echo threading_name - can be parallel or sequential. Default value is parallel.
##------------------------------------------------------------------------------
## examples of using:
##
## make lib32 function=dss_sym_c - build by Intel C Compiler and Intel Fortran Compiler (as default) and
## run DSS_SYM example for 32-bit applications,
## static linking
##
## make lib64 compiler=gnu - build by GNU compilers and run all examples of MKL
## for Intel Itanium processor family applications, static
## linking
##------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So, I hope it will help you to build the tests and evaluate the MKL.
--Gennady

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