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Hello,
I am a MKL beginner, so I have a basic questions:
How can I link the MKL with Intel Fortran source?
I am working in graphic IDE on Windows and I've added the paths:
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1ia32lib
and
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1include
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1includecvf
to Libraries and Includes lists in Tools>Options>IntelFortran option in the IDE.
What statement (include, use,...) should I use in the source in order to link? (At the moment, I am just trying to call the zgesv procedure).
Thanks in advance,
Drasko
I am a MKL beginner, so I have a basic questions:
How can I link the MKL with Intel Fortran source?
I am working in graphic IDE on Windows and I've added the paths:
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1ia32lib
and
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1include
C:Program FilesIntelMKL8.1.1includecvf
to Libraries and Includes lists in Tools>Options>IntelFortran option in the IDE.
What statement (include, use,...) should I use in the source in order to link? (At the moment, I am just trying to call the zgesv procedure).
Thanks in advance,
Drasko
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include and use provide declarations for error checking at compile time. They don't have direct effect on linking. You would include mkl_c.lib in your project linkage settings. If you choose not to set openmp or parallel options, you would also include libguide.lib. Unless I missed it, it does look like the docs are command line oriented.
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Thank you very much!
Problem solved.
Problem solved.
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