Developer Guide for Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library for Windows*

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Message-Passing Interface Support

Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library
 ScaLAPACK, Cluster FFT, and Cluster Sparse Solver support implementations of the message-passing interface (MPI) identified in the
 Release Notes
.
To link applications with ScaLAPACK, Cluster FFT, or Cluster Sparse Solver, you need to configure your system depending on your message-passing interface (MPI) implementation as explained below.
If you are using MPICH2, do the following:
  1. Add
    mpich2\include
     to the include path (assuming the default MPICH2 installation).
  2. Add
    mpich2\lib
     to the library path.
  3. Add
    mpi.lib
     to your link command.
  4. Add
    fmpich2.lib
     to your Fortran link command.
  5. Add
    cxx.lib
     to your Release target link command and
    cxxd.lib
     to your Debug target link command for C++ programs.
MPICH2 is deprecated and will be removed from a future release of the product.
If you are using the Microsoft MPI, do the following:
  1. Add
    Microsoft Compute Cluster Pack\include
     to the include path (assuming the default installation of the Microsoft MPI).
  2. Add
    Microsoft Compute Cluster Pack\Lib\AMD64
     to the library path.
  3. Add
    msmpi.lib
     to your link command.
If you are using the Intel® MPI, do the following:
  1. Add the following string to the include path:
    %ProgramFiles%\Intel\MPI\
    <ver>
    \intel64\include
    , where
    <ver>
     is the directory for a particular MPI version
    , for example,
    %ProgramFiles%\Intel\MPI\5.1\intel64\include
    .
  2. Add the following string to the library path:
    %ProgramFiles%\Intel\MPI\
    <ver>
    \intel64\lib
    , for example,
    %ProgramFiles%\Intel\MPI\5.1\intel64\lib
    .
  3. Add
    impi.lib
     and
    impicxx.lib
     to your link command.
Check the documentation that comes with your MPI implementation for implementation-specific details of linking.

Product and Performance Information

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