error 409 when building boost libraries 1.40.0 with Intel compiler
error 409 when building boost libraries with Intel compiler Author: Yang Wang (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
11/17/2009
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Intel® Professional Edition Compilers 11.1 Fixes List
This page lists fixes that have been made in Intel Professional Edition Compilers 11.1. Author: Elizabeth S (Intel),Roland Wiele (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
11/05/2009
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Compiler incorrectly issues error #12178 on used local const
Compiler reports error #12178 Author: Mark Sabahi (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
10/23/2009
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Warning #677: memory usage conflict with precompiled header file seen on Windows* XP and Linux*
Memory allocation problems with precompiled headers can cause this warning. Author: Brandon Hewitt (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
10/22/2009
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Putting -lm Before User Objects/Libraries on Link Line Can Impact Performance
Recommended linking model:
icc/icpc/ifort [user objs] [user libs] [sys libs]
Using -lm (the GNU math library) prior to user-created objects or libraries causes the GNU libm to be used instead of the Intel math library, impacting performance. Author: Brandon Hewitt (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
10/14/2009
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Catastrophic error: could not open source file "gmmintrin.h"
Reference Number : DPD200140118
Version : 11.1
Intel C++ and Fortran Compiler for Linux* 11.1
Intel C++ and Fortran Compiler for Mac OS* X 11.1
Intel C++ and Visual Fortran Compiler for W ... Author: Jennifer Jiang (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
09/25/2009
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Thread affinity compiler switches have no effect
Thread affinity compiler switches /Qpar-affinity (Windows*) or -par-affinity (Linux*) have no effect when the executable is run. Author: Patrick Kennedy (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
09/24/2009
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Intel® compiler error #10236 issued when using -soname corrupts resulting shared library on Linux
Intel® Linux compilers issue compiler error #10236 and create invalid shared library when using -Xlinker with -soname Author: Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
08/21/2009
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Intel® Fortran and C++ compilers – Invalid option -i turns on incremental linking on Linux
Both the Intel® Fortran and C++ compilers for Mac OS and Linux quietly ignore the unknown option "-i" and pass it to the linker. Author: Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
08/13/2009
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no exception triggered for division by 0
Reference Number : 550589 / DPD200136408Problem version: Intel(R) C++ compiler upto 10.1.030Operating System : Windows & Linux*
Problem Description :
__try { val = 5/0; }__except(1) { ... Author: Milind Kulkarni (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
08/11/2009
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Installing Intel Compilers on OpenSUSE
How to install the Intel Compilers on OpenSUSE 11.2 Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
07/22/2009
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compiler internal error 0_1279
compiler internal error 0_0, 0_1279, 0_1208 Author: Yang Wang (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
07/20/2009
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nm can't list symbol name for the object file generated by icc -ipo option
When building some linux applications using the “-ipo” option, the libtool reports “syntax error in VERSION script”.
The root cause is that nm can’t get correct symbol table from the object file generated by icc ‘–ipo’ option build Author: Yang Wang (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
07/01/2009
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Compiler installation path changed for Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 3.2.1
Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 3.2.1 or later installs the 11.x compiler components in different directories compared to earlier products. The compiler components in the toolkit now use the same layout as the standalone 11.x compiler products. Author: Patrick Kennedy (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
06/22/2009
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'mpiexec -idb' fails to start the Intel GUI debugger correctly
If you use Intel MPI 3.0 or later, the 11.x Intel debugger (IDB) GUI fails to start correctly if launched via mpiexec. Doing 'mpiexec -idb ...' will bring up the GUI and an IDB console, but neither can be used to debug the MPI application. Author: Patrick Kennedy (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
06/17/2009
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Boxed Product Packages NOT Updated All
This article describes some boxed product packages have not been updated to what they look like in Intel(R) Business Exchange web site, etc. Author: Lina Liu (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
05/15/2009
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Openmp Reduction error
The Intel® C++ compiler version 11.0.081 and 11.0.081 for IA64 Linux is unable to reduce the reduction variable properly. Author: Om Sachan (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
04/30/2009
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Compiler cannot locate the mudflap header file mf-runtime.h
Catastrophic error: could not open source file "mf-runtime.h" Author: Mark Sabahi (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
04/20/2009
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Compiler incorrectly issues diagnostic 980: wrong number of actual arguments to intrinsic function
Getting warning #980 from std::cin.get(), std::ofstream and various other STL constructs. Author: Mark Sabahi (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
03/26/2009
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Inappropriate error: no instance of function template matches argument list
The compiler gives an inaccurate syntax error on a template function that takes a funtion pointer argument. Author: Brandon Hewitt (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
03/12/2009
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OpenMP* Loops with Function Calls for Bounds May Not Parallelize
Loops with function calls as bounds (such as STL end() calls) may not be compiled into parallel even if OpenMP APIs are explicitly used. Author: Brandon Hewitt (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
03/12/2009
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Intel® Debugger (IDB) for Linux - Error: Assertion failed involving getThreadId()
The Intel Debugger for Linux version 11.0 suffers an Assertion failed error involving getThreadId() when loading an executable. Author: Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
03/09/2009
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__SSE4_1__ and __SSE4_2__ Macros Not Defined
Certain Macros are defined by gcc and the Intel compiler when specific cpu architectures are targeted. SSE4 macros were not being defined appropriately in the initial Intel(R) C++ Compiler 11.0 for Linux*. Author: Brandon Hewitt (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
02/20/2009
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Using xilink with /Qipo and /Qparallel options may cause an Internal compiler error
Using xilink with "ipo" and "parallel" options simultaneously with the Intel(R) Compiler 11.0 initial release may cause an internal compiler error. Author: Wendy Doerner (Intel),Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
02/11/2009
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don't use -fpic and -mcmodel together
The Intel compiler for Intel 64 Linux does not support the use of both -fpic and -mcmodel medium (or -mcmodel large) on the same command line. Author: Martyn Corden (Intel) Type: Known Issues |
01/13/2009
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