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dear all,
I have read all documentation about that (using pardiso with c#) on web and in your site, by the way executing the main example I found in you site I have to say that doesn't work.
I Attached the c# example and the error I received.
Is there anyone that can help me to understand whitch is the issue?
At the end we are going to use the complex system resolution.
mkl_rt.dll used is the following version: 2018.0.0.1
Thank you
Gianluca
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I don't know which Intel page you read concerning instructions on using Pardiso/MKL with C#. The Intel documentation pages are numerous, cover many versions of compilers/operating systems, and it can be difficult to negotiate and find relevant information among them.
That said, I had no problem compiling and running your example with PS 2018U2. If you wish to use the commands below, first open a command prompt configured for Visual Studio or Parallel Studio, and replace "{...}" by the path of the directory where you have Parallel Studio installed.
c:\> set iredis={...}\compilers_and_libraries_2018.2.185\windows\redist\intel64 c:\> csc Program.cs Pardiso.cs c:\> path %path%;%iredis%\compiler;%iredis%\mkl c:\> program ... x [7] = 0.190382963551205 TEST PASSED c:\>
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o thankyou it was a trivial problem of platform target.
I mean, I selected Any CPUs insted x64.
very well I proceed ahead.
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