No dpcpp-cpp compiler package on pip

[Guillaume_A_]

Hello,

dpcpp-cpp compiler is available through conda, yum, apt, ...

But only dpcpp runtimes are available through pip. It is a pity!

Could you add a dpcpp-cpp compiler package on pip please?

Regards,

Guillaume A.

[Vipin_S_Intel]

Hi Guillaume, could you please share the below details with us?

• Exact version of Intel® Toolkit or Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler (in case you're using Stand-Alone Version).
• Operating System along with its build on which you are installing the product.
• Other versions of Intel® Parallel Studio XE or Intel® oneAPI already installed on the system.
• Is the installer an online or an offline package? 
• Screenshot (if any)

To assist you further, we would require these details.

[Guillaume_A_]

• version => the latest
• using Stand-Alone Version => Yes
• OS => both Linux and Windows.
• Other versions installed on the system => none
• online or an offline package => it is about a pip package

here are screenshoots from the download page

no dpcpp-cpp compiler on pip:

dpcpp-cpp compiler available on conda:

thanks,

Guillaume A.

[Juhi_B_Intel]

Thanks for pointing this out to us and posting it in the forum, I have reached out to our team to see if we can correct this and post the compiler as well.

I will post here again once its done.

[Guillaume_A_]

Any news on this topic?

Guillaume A.

[Juhi_B_Intel]

I have created a Feature request with the team to implement this, its a WIP but does not have a ETA yet on when it will be implemented, I will let you know when it will be.