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moukouri
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I recently moved to the new compiler version 11.1 from 11.0. My program
compiles fine. However, I am unable to link. One of my old flags was -lmkl.
I notice that the library libmkl.so is missing in the new version. What is the
equivalent one?

Thanks
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TimP
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There's no change here since 11.0 compilers. As compared with MKL before 10.0, it's complicated enough that you should read the notes in the docs/mkl/ directory, or look for posts on this forum which might help you decide.
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Gennady_F_Intel
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moukori,
yes, tim18 is right, there's no change since 11.0 compiler.
Regarding MKL 10.2 (incorporated in compiler 11.1 ): versions10.x of Intel MKL were re-architected completely by separating the interface, threading and computational components of the product.
Please see the KB article "Intel Math Kernel Library Link Line Advisor".
I hope it helps you to select needed libraries for linking your application.
--Gennady

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moukouri
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moukori,
yes, tim18 is right, there's no change since 11.0 compiler.
Regarding MKL 10.2 (incorporated in compiler 11.1 ): versions10.x of Intel MKL were re-architected completely by separating the interface, threading and computational components of the product.
Please see the KB article "Intel Math Kernel Library Link Line Advisor".
I hope it helps you to select needed libraries for linking your application.
--Gennady


Hi Tim and Gennady,

Thanks for your replies. I saw that the numbers of files are different between the current version
and the old one. Most importantly the library limkl.so is missing. I will check with our administrator.

Moukouri
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