Intel® MPI Library supports the GCC* and Intel® compilers out of the box. It uses binding libraries to provide support for different

glibc

versions and different compilers. These libraries provide C++, Fortran 77, Fortran 90, and Fortran 2008 interfaces.

The following binding libraries are used for GCC* and Intel® compilers:

Your application gets linked against the correct GCC* and Intel® compilers binding libraries, if you use one of the following compiler wrappers:

mpicc

,

mpicxx

,

mpifc

,

mpif77

,

mpif90

,

mpigcc

,

mpigxx

,

mpiicc

,

mpiicpc

, or

mpiifort

.

For other compilers, PGI* and Absoft* in particular, there is a binding kit that allows you to add support for a certain compiler to the Intel® MPI Library. This binding kit provides all the necessary source files, convenience scripts, and instructions you need, and is located in the

<install_dir>/binding

directory.

To add support for the PGI* C, PGI* Fortran 77, Absoft* Fortran 77 compilers, you need to manually create the appropriate wrapper script (see instructions in the binding kit

Readme

). When using these compilers, keep in mind the following limitations:

To add support for the PGI* C++, PGI* Fortran 95, Absoft* Fortran 95, and GNU* Fortran 95 (4.0 and newer) compilers, you need to build extra binding libraries. Refer to the binding kit

Readme

for detailed instructions.