![]() ![]() How to compile for Windows on Linux with gcc/g++?.How can I compile and run C/C++ code in a Unix console or Mac terminal?.How to Detect if I'm Compiling Code with a particular Visual Studio version?.How does clang manage to compile this code with undefined behavior into this machine code?.How to compile a gcc compiler for arm on a X86 PC.To exclude /usr/include/c++/4.3/ in compiling code with intel compiler.How to use Intel C++ Compiler with CUDA nvcc?.How to compile intel rand_sse with gcc on linux?.How can I compile C++11 code with Orwell Dev-C++?.How to use Intel C++ Compiler with NetBeans (Windows).Is it possible to use GCC to compile one section of a code file with specific compiler flags?.How do I compile and link C++ code with compiled C code?.How to use Intel C++ Compiler with Qt Creator.How to see compiler reformulation of C++ code with optimizations.How to compile c++ code with boost lib? on Ubuntu.How to compile c++11 code with android ndk and eclipse?.How do I get g++ to compile c++11 code with a move constructor?.How to compile code with visual studio using makefile.How much should I worry about the Intel C++ compiler emitting suboptimal code for AMD?.How to compile C code with anonymous structs / unions?.On the other hand, you could try GCC for Windows via MiniGW or CygWin (also see SO/187990). In response to your PS, the Intel C++ v11.1 compiler for Windows is on the list of compilers that they have tested, so you shouldn't need to install MS Visual Studio. Maybe something is wrong with your default build directory: $CCompilerDefaultDirectory. That said - if I use the above code to change the directory to my compiler to something wrong, then the first error type I get (before the Compile::nogen) is CreateLibrary::instl, not the LibraryFunction::libload message that you have. To get your Intel compiler working, I think maybe the following should suffice: $CCompiler = If your Intel and/or Microsoft compilers are not showing up, then follow the Specific Compilers page of the CCompilerDriver User Guide. Also maybe look at the global $CCompilerDirectory. Run Needs then CCompilers to see which of your compilers Mathematica knows about. In the second you didn't - so it might be that Mathematica does not "know" about the compilers that you have installed. In your first code block you specified the compiler that you wanted. ![]()
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