Intel® Fortran Compiler for Linux* - Invoking the compiler
For 11.x compilers (10.x compilers did not need an argument), enter:
$ source <path-to-ifort-bin-dir>/ifortvars.sh (bash) <arg>
% source <path-to-ifort-bin-dir>/ifortvars. ... Author: Wendy Doerner (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
11/04/2009
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Build CP2K using Intel Fortran compiler Professional Edition
This article show how to build CP2K for Intel64 platform, using Intel Fortran compiler Professional Edition version 11.0.083 / 11.1.059, and Intel Math Kernel Library (MKL) with FFTW 3.x support Author: Hao Jiang (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
11/03/2009
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Using Intel Compilers for Linux with Ubuntu
How to install Intel Compilers on Ubuntu 9.10, 9.04, 8.10, 8.04 and newer. Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
11/03/2009
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Intel Fortran Compiler 11.1 Release Notes
Current release notes and installation guide for the Intel Fortran Compiler 11.1 products for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows Author: Steve Lionel (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
10/22/2009
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Using Intel Compilers for Linux with Caos Linux
Caos linux Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
08/28/2009
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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: Technical Notes |
07/22/2009
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How to Compile for Intel® AVX
Use the Intel Compiler 11.1 with the switch /QxAVX (Windows*) or -xavx (Linux*) to compile applications for Intel® Advanced Vector Extensions (Intel® AVX). Author: Martyn Corden (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
07/16/2009
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Intel Visual Fortran Pro for Linux Notes On gprof Use
Notes on using gprof with Intel Fortran Compiler Pro for Linux Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
07/01/2009
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Intel Compilers for Linux Version 11.1 Silent Installation Guide
Silent and non-interactive installation for Intel Compilers for Linux version 11.1 Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
06/29/2009
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Intel® Fortran Compiler - Support for Fortran language standards
Describes compliance of Intel Fortran compilers with Fortran language standards. Author: Steve Lionel (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
06/24/2009
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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: Technical Notes |
06/22/2009
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Performance Tools for Software Developers - Intel® compiler's dependency on /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5
Intel C++ and Fortran compilers for Linux require /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5 Author: Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
05/13/2009
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Using the Intel Compilers for Linux with Debian
Installing the Intel Compiler for Linux under Debian Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
04/20/2009
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IA-32 and Intel®64 Processor Targeting Overview
The compiler supports many options that tune or optimize an application for different Intel and non-Intel processors. Differences are explained, and the switches /arch, /Qx..., /Qax... (Windows*) and -m, -x..., -ax... (Linux*, Mac OS* X) are recommended. Author: Martyn Corden (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
04/06/2009
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Debugging on Intel(R) Platforms
Debug Solutions for Intel(R) Platforms. From IA-32 and Intel(R) 64 to IA-64. From Servers and Workstations to Embedded Applications Author: Robert MuellerAlbrecht (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
03/09/2009
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Building WRF with the Intel® compilers
This guide is intended to help Intel® compiler customers use the latest version of the Intel® Fortran Compiler with the numerical weather prediction code WRF on Intel® architecture systems running Linux* or Mac OS* X. Type: Technical Notes |
02/27/2009
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Intel(R) Debugger for Linux* (IDB)
The Intel(R) Debugger is an Eclipse Rich Client Platform based GUI driven Debugger with exciting features for parallelism and threading. Author: Robert MuellerAlbrecht (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
02/26/2009
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Intel Compilers for Linux Versions 10.1 and 11.0 Silent Installation Guide
The Intel Compilers for Linux Silent Installation Guide demonstrates how to install the Intel Compilers for Linux 10.1 and 11.0 with minimal user interaction. This is useful for remote, automated installations and avoiding prerequisite checking. Author: Ronald W. Green (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
02/20/2009
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Intel® Fortran Compiler - Increased stack usage of 8.0 or higher compilers causes segmentation fault
The Intel Compilers have increased stack size needs in your application for performance analysis. This article describes how to increase stack size and/or workaround this problem by allocation on the heap (for Intel Fortran). Author: Wendy Doerner (Intel),Roland Wiele (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
02/05/2009
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Requirements for Vectorizable Loops
Vectorization is one of many optimizations that are enabled by default in the latest Intel compilers. In order to be vectorized, loops must obey certain conditions, listed below. Some additional ways to help the compiler to vectorize loops are described. Author: Martyn Corden (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
01/29/2009
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Open Source downloads
This article makes available third-party libraries and sources that were used in the creation of Intel(R) Software development products. Intel provides this software pursuant to their applicable licenses. Author: Thomas Zipplies (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
01/21/2009
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Cray Pointers: threshold reached; long compile times
Applications that use very many Cray pointers may either take a long time to compiler or else display the warning "number of cray pointer threshold reached" and be compiled at a reduced optimization level. Author: Martyn Corden (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
12/15/2008
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Intel® Fortran Compiler for Linux* - Using Intel® Compilers with the Eclipse* IDE [ECLIPSE_IDE.PDF]
Applies to Intel® Fortran Compiler v8.x for Linux*[image]Using Intel® Compilers with the Eclipse Platform Integrated Development Environment on the Linux* Environment [ECLIPSE_IDE.PDF][image]Si ... Type: Technical Notes |
10/25/2008
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Performance Tools for Software Developers - Building HDF5* with Intel® compilers
Introduction
This guide is intended to help Intel® compiler customers build and use the HDF5 library. HDF5 is the latest generation of the HDF libraries, a general purpose library and associated f ... Type: Technical Notes |
10/22/2008
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Intel® Fortran compiler – Using RAND and RANDOM portability functions
How to avoid run-time segmentation faults when using RAND or RANDOM portability functions on Linux* Author: Kevin Davis (Intel) Type: Technical Notes |
10/17/2008
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