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= Using Intel MKL directly = <!--T:8--> | = Using Intel MKL directly = <!--T:8--> | ||
Although we recommend using FlexiBLAS, it is still possible to use Intel MKL directly. If you are using one of the Intel compilers (e.g. <code>ifort, icc, icpc</code>) then the solution is to replace <tt>-lblas</tt> and <tt>-llapack</tt> with <tt>-mkl=sequential</tt> | Although we recommend using FlexiBLAS, it is still possible to use Intel MKL directly. If you are using one of the Intel compilers (e.g. <code>ifort, icc, icpc</code>) then the solution is to replace <tt>-lblas</tt> and <tt>-llapack</tt> in your compiler and linker options with either: | ||
* <tt>-mkl=sequential</tt>, which will not use internal threading, or | |||
* <tt>-mkl</tt> which will use internal threading. | |||
This will ensure that the MKL implementation of BLAS/LAPACK is used. See [https://software.intel.com/en-us/mkl-linux-developer-guide-using-the-mkl-compiler-option here] for more on the significance of <code>sequential</code> and other options. | |||
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