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Problems linking Intel MKL in LabWindows

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Thanks - my last question is: in what order should the four libraries (the three I listed + OpenMP) be listed in the link line?

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As for version of MKL, I'm using whatever comes with the Intel Compiler version 11.1.  How do I find out what version MKL is?

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@IntelMKL wrote:

Do you know what version of MKL you are using? Please try this tool to figure out the proper link line: http://software.intel.com/sites/products/mkl/

 

Many of the missing symbols are from Intel OpenMP library. If you are not using icc as the linker (as you indicuated), then you need to add libiomp5md.lib to your link line.

 

It also seems that a big part of the problem is about how to compile and link under LabWindows. Unfortunately, I've never used LabWindows before. Again, please ask your questions on http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-math-kernel-library. You'll get more prompt response and some users there may have expeirence with LabWindows to help you out.

 

 


 

Ha-HA!!  Holy crap, it compiled and linked.  libiomp5md.lib (and moving the corresponding .dll) from the Intel Compiler directory (not MKL) was the key. This was exactly what I needed - many thanks!!

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