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--- intel [2022/03/07 11:03] – nico
+++ intel [2024/01/22 04:12] (current) – nico
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-The Intel compiler is available on Magi. You can use it to compile your sequential and MPI codes. First you must load Intel modules :
+The Intel compiler is available on Magi. You can use it to compile your sequential and MPI codes. First you must load Intel modules. Both 2022.0.2 and 2024.0.1 are available.
-   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load /softs/modules/intel/compiler/2022.0.2
+You can choose one of them with 'module use' command. For 2022.0.2 :
-   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load /softs/modules/intel/mkl/2022.0.2
-   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load /softs/modules/intel/mpi/2021.5.1
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module use /softs/modules/intel-2022.1.2/
+And for 2024.0.1 :
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module use /softs/modules/intel-2024.0.1/
+You also need to update your environement with :
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ export MODULES_AUTO_HANDLING=1
+To enable auto loading of dependencies for 2024.0.1.
+Then you can enable Intel tools this way (here is compiler, mkl and mpi) :
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load compiler/latest
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load mkl/latest
+   nicolas.greneche@magi3:~$ module load mpi/latest
+Instead of 'latest' you can target a specific version of the tool.
 Then, you can use **icc** of **mpicc** to compile sequential codes :