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This is the fix to #818, open-mpi/ompi#818
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$anchor[] = "statically-link-with-intel-libraries"; | ||
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$a[] = "When compiled with Intel compiler suite, by default Openmpi binaries are |
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"Open MPI", not "Openmpi".
I'd change the first sentence to:
The Intel compiler suite, by default, dynamically links its runtime libraries against the Open MPI binaries and libraries. This can cause problems if the Intel compiler libraries are installed in non-standard locations. For example, you might get errors like:
...put verbatim error messages here...
To avoid such problems, you can pass flags to Open MPI's configure script that instruct the Intel compiler suite to statically link its runtime libraries with Open MPI:
...geshi bash configure example...
Improved it based on Jeff's nice review comments.
@jsquyres Thank you very much :) |
Yeah, it is large -- sorry about that. Thanks for the update. |
put the error message in geshi.
Hi, @jsquyres I have tested my changes with nginx/php5, it is good now, please review it again, thanks a lot! |
Looks good. Thanks! |
Added an new item how to link intel statically
Added an new item how to link intel statically Former-commit-id: 16d8dbb
Added an new item how to link intel statically Former-commit-id: 16d8dbb
This is the fix to #818, open-mpi/ompi#818