Hi Kyle,
-static-intel would force tor to static link the intel provided libs.
is clear that you have a silly combination of options.
On one hand you ask to static link the libs on the other hand the shared libs
flags are on.
As a note for the the intel modules files developers -i_dynamic is deprecated
as version 1 of the intel compilers.
There is a subtle design point for the intel compilers and for other compilers
too. they offer usually two levels of linking at shared/static level.
One is related to the "standard" compiler libraries and the other with the
user specified libs. Running on clusters, a user may want to static link the
first and shared the second. At the moment, as far as I know, cmake does not
offer a straightforward way of achieving that.
Alin
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