Hello,
If this is an off-topic question at this forum, I apologize in advance.
We run a commercial copy of Intel MKL on a cluster in our company.
The "Getting Started" section of the Intel MKL documentation advises in "Note for usage of Fortran-95 interfaces and wrappers to LAPACK and BLAS" that if the interface libs aren't build (and I don't want to urge the administrator to do it) I should copy
$MKLPATH/interfaces/*95 as well as the appropriate files in $MKLPATH/include to a separate directory and build there.
But I noticed that EULA states in section 2/B that allowed is modifying the sources, not distribution, as they're not listed as redistributables. Does this extend to such a copy as advised in the docs? (I assume it does). But if I want to share my program with another user of ifort and MKL I have to remove these files before distributing and the targeted user has to build his own copy. Am I right?
