Hello,
When an MKL routine requires an array for input and/or output, is it always safe to call MKL from Fortran passing a multi-dimensional array, rather than passing a single dimensional array (with the same total size)?
Thanks
Tracy
When an MKL routine requires an array for input and/or output, is it always safe to call MKL from Fortran passing a multi-dimensional array, rather than passing a single dimensional array (with the same total size)?
Thanks
Tracy
1 解決方案
Hello Tracy,
What is the problem are you seeing? MKL support fortran interface call. So it should be safe to feed it with multi-dimension array. It will read it as single dimension array based on column-major order.
It seems more Fortan language feature other than MKL feature.
Best Regards,
Ying
What is the problem are you seeing? MKL support fortran interface call. So it should be safe to feed it with multi-dimension array. It will read it as single dimension array based on column-major order.
It seems more Fortan language feature other than MKL feature.
Best Regards,
Ying
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Hello Tracy,
What is the problem are you seeing? MKL support fortran interface call. So it should be safe to feed it with multi-dimension array. It will read it as single dimension array based on column-major order.
It seems more Fortan language feature other than MKL feature.
Best Regards,
Ying
What is the problem are you seeing? MKL support fortran interface call. So it should be safe to feed it with multi-dimension array. It will read it as single dimension array based on column-major order.
It seems more Fortan language feature other than MKL feature.
Best Regards,
Ying