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Hello |
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two new ebuilds for icc and ifc 8.1 can be found on the bugzilla gentoo |
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web site. |
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bug #68117 for icc |
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bug #68015 for ifc |
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Know problems |
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ICC: |
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There problems locating gcc include files (icc uses gcc files and |
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libraries by default for gcc greater 3.2). |
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You can use either the parameter -cxxlib-icc to use intel's libraries |
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and headers or set manually the location of |
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the gcc c++ headers. |
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IFC: |
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None for now |
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The ebuilds install both compilers in the default directory provided by |
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intel (intel_cc_80 and intel_fc_80). |
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Installing both compilers under the same directory as happened with |
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earlier versions causes some problems: |
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The installation of the second compiler replaces readme files under the |
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doc directory related to first compiler. |
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Removing the second installed compiler will remove files required by the |
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first installed compiler (libraries and documentation). |
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After installing both compilers will be a duplicate value for intell |
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debugger to your path, manpath and rootpath. |
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Both compilers install idb. Removing one compiler will remove idb. |
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None ebuilds tested with icc/ifc. |
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Thanks |
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