Has anyone managed to get Intel C++ working on SuSE linux? I have 7.3 professional, a trial license and the compiler is running fine. However, it won't compile anything. It fails with a bunch of errors, about its include files. I have the license file installed. I've run the iccvars.sh script to set the environment. So if you have got it working, what did you do? Thanks George
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 10:30:39PM +0000, George Russell wrote:
Has anyone managed to get Intel C++ working on SuSE linux? I have 7.3 professional, a trial license and the compiler is running fine.
However, it won't compile anything. It fails with a bunch of errors, about its include files.
I have the license file installed. I've run the iccvars.sh script to set the environment. So if you have got it working, what did you do?
Thanks George
Out of curiosity, do you have numerically intensive applications that demand the Intel compiler over gcc or are you just experimenting? Keith -- wielder of vi(m), an ancient and powerful magic LPIC-2, MCSE, N+
Has anyone managed to get Intel C++ working on SuSE linux? I have 7.3 professional, a trial license and the compiler is running fine.
However, it won't compile anything. It fails with a bunch of errors, about its include files.
I have the license file installed. I've run the iccvars.sh script to set the environment. So if you have got it working, what did you do? Nothing, except to follow their advice to use a rh71 version with 2.4.x kernel distros. Do you have gcc working, which would assure that the headers not supplied with icc are
On Monday 11 February 2002 14:30, George Russell wrote: present? There should be new 5.0.1 versions soon, even though 6.0 and 7.0 get most of the effort.
On Monday 11 February 2002 10:30 pm, you wrote:
Has anyone managed to get Intel C++ working on SuSE linux? I have 7.3 professional, a trial license and the compiler is running fine.
However, it won't compile anything. It fails with a bunch of errors, about its include files.
I have the license file installed. I've run the iccvars.sh script to set the environment. So if you have got it working, what did you do?
I got it going with 7.1, although I did need to dig out the docs to find out how to set up its environment. I also seem to remember doing an strace on it to see where it was looking for stuff. It's not an easy beastie to deal with. It's also incompatible with anything you already have which is not written in C, which means no KDE stuff is possible with it (the libraries won't link). Libtool doesn't understand it and it barfed when I tried to compile Tcl with it. My interest ended about there... -- 8:06am up 23:38, 1 user, load average: 1.21, 1.16, 1.10
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