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Hi Support,
I'm installing icc/ifc with portage on Gentoo, but the two packages require the dev-libs/intel-common installed. I can find the licenses for icc/ifc/mkl on the website, because there ARE relevant products listed on the site http://software.intel.com/en-us/non-commercial-software-development . But I cannot find what product I should register to get the license for dev-libs/intel-common. The installing would not move on without that license. So could you give any suggest? Thank you.
btw, I saw the post http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/topic/354581 , the package dev-libs/intel-common is mentioned there, but I cannot find the product relevant to that package.
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Intel compilers do not support installation via Portage. Use the install script install.sh for installation.
Also, if you have the combined 32/64 bit package (the default download) make sure your Gentoo installation has all of the 32bit development tools, headers, libraries otherwise the Intel installer may not work. To test this, get a hello_world.c and compile in 32bit mode with gcc:
gcc -m32 -o hello hello_world.c
run it
make sure it's a 32bit binary: file ./hello
IF you don't know how to set up Gentoo for 32bit development, then download the l_*_intel64.tgz 64bit only package and install just the 64bit components.
Gentoo is not an officially supported distro, though many users apparently have figure out how to get it working.
ron

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