mohammed elsaeedy <mohammed.elsae...@kaust.edu.sa> wrote on 07/27/2010
07:02:48 AM:
> Dear list,
>
> I've been able to integrate native code into my X10 programs, and I
was
> able to compile it too; I was calling some
> BLAS routines, and I used the following command to compile : *"x10c++ -o
> Hello Hello.x10 -post '# # -I /usr/local/blas # -L /usr/local/blas
-lblas
> -lm'"*
> and it works just fine on my laptop, but then I want to compile/run my
> application over a linux cluster, so what I have over there is an MKL
> library module, rather than BLAS
> which can compile BLAS routines efficiently over intel processors, so to
> compile a program using MKL you write the following:
>
> *icc -c -o testblas.o $MKL_INC testblas.c (produce the binary file .o)
> icc -parallel -o myprog.exe testblas.o $MKL_SHLIB (dynamic linking and
> produce the executable)
> *
> how can I incorporate this into the post compiling part of the x10c++
> command ???
Mohammed,
At the moment, the C++ code generated by X10 can only be compiled with
g++ or xlC. If your MKL_SHLIB exposes a C API ('extern "C"' in C++),
then you should be able to use g++ to link to that library instead of
icc.
Igor
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IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
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