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Tried to compile with the Makefile they have, but it fails saying icc, ifort not found -- meaning they want this to work only with their own compiler. Is this i
by shared4you 13y ago
Tried to compile with the Makefile they have, but it fails saying icc, ifort not found -- meaning they want this to work only with their own compiler. Is this intended or am I missing something?
- mpyne 13y agoGiven that it was just opensourced it's highly probably that it was developed only against Intel's own compiler. Those who want it to work with other compilers are now able to contribute code for that themselves, it's not Intel's responsibility to do that (though they certainly can if they wish).
- jlarocco 13y agoAccording to the README, gcc can be used by running "make compiler=gcc". But it also says it's only supported on Linux... It makes sense that they built it with their own compiler by default. In any case, I wonder if clang could use this to jump start its OpenMP support.