This doesn't look like a problem with icpc. You are running non-standard C++ (<limits.h> in place of <climits>) on an unsupported target. icpc tries to use this header the same way as g++, unless something is done behind our backs to break it. Unfortunately, g++ 4.3.1 is somewhat newer than what icpc 10.1 was built to support, so there will undoubtedly be problems elsewhere.
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