dsyevd does not return correct value on query

[exihea]

I have a small piece of code that works fine with old MKL library, but the fails with the new one
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
int lwork = -1;
int liwork = -1;
double* work = (double*)malloc( sizeof(double));
int* iwork = (int*)malloc(sizeof(int));
dsyevd(&jobs, &uplo, &dim, Matrix, &dim, d, work, &lwork, iwork, &liwork, &info);
lwork = (int)(work[0]);
liwork = *iwork;
printf("required lwork=%d, liwork=%d\n", lwork, liwork);
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
For the case of dim =4, the correct result returned from the old MKL:
"required lwork=57, liwork=23"
But with the new MKL
"required lwork=-2147483648, liwork=23"

If I manually set the lwork/liwork value to the correct values and call dsyevd() to solve the problem, it gives error message:
"MKL ERROR: Parameter 8 was incorrect on entry to DSYEVD"

I could not tell exactly which version the new MKL library is, here is the linked libraries for the new one:
-Wl,--start-group -lmkl_intel_ilp64 -lmkl_sequential -lmkl_core -Wl,--end-group -lpthread

Any suggestions are welcome.
thanks

[TimP]

You have specified the 64-bit integer ilp64 interface, but you pass 32-bit int scalar references and arrays. I guess your example worked when you specified 32-bit integers (lp64 for the 64-bit libraries, no choice for 32-bit libraries).

[Gennady_F_Intel]

For compiling with ilp64 interfaces
ifort -i8 -I/include

How you can find out the version info:
For the standalone package:
please see into the docmklsupport.txt file )
you can find there smth like Package ID: l_mkl_p_10.2.1.017

for the bundled version of mkl ( Intel Compiler Professional Edition ):
see into csupport.txt or fsuppor.txt files ( Documentation folder )

--Gennady

[exihea]

Quoting - Gennady Fedorov (Intel)

For compiling with ilp64 interfaces
ifort -i8 -I/include

How you can find out the version info:
For the standalone package:
please see into the docmklsupport.txt file )
you can find there smth like Package ID: l_mkl_p_10.2.1.017

for the bundled version of mkl ( Intel Compiler Professional Edition ):
see into csupport.txt or fsuppor.txt files ( Documentation folder )

--Gennady

Do I use the same "-i8" for icc?
( my machine is down for the moment otherwise I could just try it)
Thanks for info about how to find the version

[exihea]

Quoting - tim18

You have specified the 64-bit integer ilp64 interface, but you pass 32-bit int scalar references and arrays. I guess your example worked when you specified 32-bit integers (lp64 for the 64-bit libraries, no choice for 32-bit libraries).

I thought the 64bit meaned you compile it with -m64 (default).
What library should I link to if I want to use 32 bit integer? I do not see anything like libmkl_intel_ilp32.so

thanks

[exihea]

Quoting - exihea

I thought the 64bit meaned you compile it with -m64 (default).
What library should I link to if I want to use 32 bit integer? I do not see anything like libmkl_intel_ilp32.so

thanks

OK, I linked to libmkl_intel_lp64.so and everything works fine now.
Thank you all for help
-Guochun

[Gennady_F_Intel]

Quoting - exihea

OK, I linked to libmkl_intel_lp64.so and everything works fine now.
Thank you all for help
-Guochun

Guochun,
for building ilp64 libraries with Intel C++ compiler, please try to use /MKL_ILP64 preprocessor definition.
--Gennady