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Created Dec 06, 2017 by Menno Deij - van Rijswijk@mennodeij1Developer

Compiling with Intel compiler is problematic - CDash with Intel?

I notice several difficulties when compiling with the Intel compilers 16.0.3 and 17.0.1:

  • I'm unable to compile vtk-m: it just hangs for 30+ minutes until I kill it whereas compilation with gcc is done within ~3 seconds per file;

  • Several warnings during compile in vtkParse.tab.c

  • The utility programs vtkHashSource and vtkkwProcessXML, when compiled with the Intel compiler, give a segfault when executed.

I'm running this on a Scientific Linux system.

The first problem is the most serious; it makes it impossible to compile e.g. ParaView that insists on using vtk-m these days.

The latter problem can be circumvented by copying existing gcc-compiled versions over the Intel-compiled versions.

Would it be an idea that you get a build machine as part of CDash that uses the Intel compilers? In that way, these problems can be caught early and dealt with.

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