The release of PARDISO* 4.0 from the University of Basel (UB) is not backward compatible with PARDISO from the Intel® MKL 10.3 and earlier and thus introduces some incompatibilities with the implementation of PARDISO that is available with the Intel® MKL
pardiso
Intel® MKL Sparse Solvers Training Material
This article contains a training materials (in PDF format) on Intel® MKL Sparse Solvers which includes details of PARDISO/DSS, Iterative Solvers features and performance.
PARDISO Parameter Tables
The parallel direct sparse solver in Intel® MKL called PARDISO has many parameters that must be understood and properly set to get the expected results. These tables may help by putting some of the required information in a more readable format.
Dynamic MKL OOC PARDISO cannot solve large problem on Win64 bit OS.
Reference Number : DPD200193362
Version : 10.2 Update 6, 10.3 beta 2
Product : Intel® Math Kernel Libary
Operating System : Windows, 64 bits
Problem Description :
Version : 10.2 Update 6, 10.3 beta 2
Product : Intel® Math Kernel Libary
Operating System : Windows, 64 bits
Problem Description :
During solution of pretty big tasks with OOC mode of PARDSIO on Win64 OS ( Win7 )
with Dinamic linking mode
PARDISO generates the next report:
Fseek failed
with Dinamic linking mode
PARDISO generates the next report:
Fseek failed
Summary of API differences between Intel® MKL PARDISO and University of Basel PARDISO* 4.0.0
Introduction
The release of PARDISO 4.0.0 from the University of Basel is not backward compatible and thus introduces some incompatibilities with the implementation of PARDISO that is available with the Intel® Math Kernel Library. This article outlines those places where the two interfaces have diverged.
Description of PARDISO errors and messages
The Articles provides the detailed description of errors and messages returned by Pardiso.
0-based array indexing in PARDISO
Intel MKL version 10.3 introduces a C-style indexing of arrays for PARDISO
PARDISO: incorrect behavior in deciding whether to use in-Core or out-of-core (OOC)
PARDISO reports the following message: “=== PARDISO is running in Out-Of-Core mode, because iparam(60)=1 and there is not enough RAM for In-Core ===”.
New ILP64 ( 64-bit integer) pardiso_64 interface of PARDISO is now available
The new ILP64 ( 64-bit integer ) version of the PARDISO, namely PARDISO_64, is now available. The interface of Pardiso_64 is equal to the interface of Pardiso, but it accepts and returns all INTEGER data as INTEGER*8.
