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Hi, I build a visual studio project and using oneMKL "Sequential".
After I build it successfully, I double click my *.exe.
And it shows that the program cannot continue because it can't find mkl_sequential.2.dll.
But I found it is in "C:/Program Files (x86)/Intel/oneAPI/mkl/2024.0/bin"
So I try to repair mkl and rebuild my project but still not working.
I uninstall oneAPI MKL and install it again, it seems nothing work.
Can you help me to fix it?
Thank you.
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Hi qaz,
Thank you for your question.
This is a typical issue when the path is not properly installed. Please find out your systems installed the path correctly. Or else, you can copy the dll files to the execution place. If you are building it with Visual Studio, recommends to run the execution file under VS environment.
You can refer to this link for further reference.
Thanks,
Sofea
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And I download mkl_sequential.2.dll from website DLLme.
Put it into "C:\Windows\System32\" and it seems like it fix the error.
Is it correct?
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But I found something weird when I build project.
It shows that "The built module has no symbols." when it load mkl_sequential.2.dll which I download form DLLme.
Does it correct?
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Hi qaz,
Thank you for your question.
This is a typical issue when the path is not properly installed. Please find out your systems installed the path correctly. Or else, you can copy the dll files to the execution place. If you are building it with Visual Studio, recommends to run the execution file under VS environment.
You can refer to this link for further reference.
Thanks,
Sofea
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