On 1 January 2013 at 20:54, Jules Archer wrote:
| I'm interested in using the intel compiler for current and future Rccp
| application development. Would it be possible to provide a simple
| example or two of how this alternative compiler can be used to compile Rccp
| applications?
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Just an amend to my last email. A second thought, I think you cannot use icpc to build Rcpp while R is built with GCC. Binaries built with icpc can link to and load shared objects (e.g., libR.so) built with GCC, but not the other way. So R may not be able to load the libRcpp.so or you shared object
The easiest way is to build R yourself with intel icpc. Below is the script I used to build R on Linux with intel compilers. I assume you also has intel ifort installed (otherwise you can use gfortran). Intel C++ is not much faster than latest g++ for much optimization. But considering you are usin
