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Use modules to load the applications available in the scientific application stack.
Please contact IT Linux Support or open a ticket with VITA to install a new version of this application.
$ module load intel
Once the module has been loaded, the compilers are available for your use. To check this and the version which is in use, execute:
$ icc -v
The following table lists some of the common compiler options available:
| -g | Enables debugging; disables optimization |
| -I/directory/name | Add /directory/name to the list of directories to be searched for #include files |
| -L/directory/name | Adds /directory/name to the list of directories to be searched for library files |
| -lname | Adds the library libname.a or libname.so to the list of libraries to be linked |
| -o outfile | Names the resulting executable outfile instead of a.out |
| -O0 | Disable optimization |
| -O1 | Light optimization |
| -O2 | Heavy optimization (default) |
| -O3 | Aggressive optimization; may change numerical results |
| -parallel | Automatic parallelization |
| -openmp | Enables translation of OpenMP directives |
