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Re: intel toolset
country flaguser name
Sweden
2007-10-23 09:25:28
> It does not seem like intel support in Boost.Build has
special provision for
> 64-bit compilation. Are you aware how it should be
activated, on command line?
> 
> - Volodya
> _______________________________________________

aha, so 64bit is not supported by Boost-build?

what if i run this:
bjam --build-dir="c:UsershichDocuments"
--toolset=intel-10.0 --with-date_time stage

will it generate 32bit binaries? for intel compiler?
i guess that will not work with my 64bit-only intel
compiler?

rds,
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Re: intel toolset
user name
2007-10-23 09:29:03
Hicham Mouline wrote:

>> It does not seem like intel support in Boost.Build
has special provision
>> for 64-bit compilation. Are you aware how it should
be activated, on
>> command line?
>> 
>> - Volodya
>> _______________________________________________
> 
> aha, so 64bit is not supported by Boost-build?
> 
> what if i run this:
> bjam --build-dir="c:UsershichDocuments"
--toolset=intel-10.0
> --with-date_time stage
> 
> will it generate 32bit binaries? for intel compiler?
> i guess that will not work with my 64bit-only intel
compiler?

I don't know. For msvc, 64-bit mode is activated using
address-mode=64.
I don't know how intel works. If it need special command
line options,
then it won't work. If there's '64-bit' compiler that
generated 64
bit binaries when invoked, then no special support needed.

Can you check with intel docs and get back to me?

- Volodya

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Re: intel toolset
country flaguser name
Sweden
2007-10-23 13:38:23
The intel compiler (vista64) I have installed generates
64bit only. No
option needs to be passed then.
I ran :
bjam --build-dir="c:UsershichDocuments"
--toolset=intel-10.0
--with-date_time stage
from Boost root dir.
(all installed with the winstaller from boost consulting)
I get these errors:


...found 488 targets...
...updating 52 targets...
MkDir1 stage
    mkdir "stage"
Access is denied.
...failed MkDir1 stage...
...skipped stagelib for lack of stage...

file
c:UsershichDocumentsboostbin.v2libsdate_timebuildin
tel-win-10.0deb
ugthreading-multigreg_month.obj.rsp
"libsdate_timesrcgregoriangreg_month.cpp"
 
-Fo"c:UsershichDocumentsboostbin.v2libsdate_time
buildintel-win-10.0
debugthreading-multigreg_month.obj"
   -TP
 /Z7
 /Od
 /Ob0
 /W3
 /GR
 /MDd
 /Zc:forScope
 /Zc:wchar_t
 /GB
 /Op
 /Qwn5
 /Qwd985
 -Qoption,c,--arg_dep_lookup
 -Qoption,cpp,--arg_dep_lookup
 /wd4675
 /EHs
 -c

-DBOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK=1
-DBOOST_ALL_NO_LIB=1
-DDATE_TIME_INLINE
"-I."

compile-c-c++
c:UsershichDocumentsboostbin.v2libsdate_timebuildin
tel-win-10.0deb
ugthreading-multigreg_month.
obj
 
"c:UsershichDocumentsboostbin.v2libsdate_
timebuildintel-win-10.0d
ebugthreading-multigreg_month.obj.rsp
"

At this stage, it tries to run greg_month.obj.rsp, but it
doesn't know how
to open it, so it asks me to choose a program.

I don't think it calls the Intel compiler at all. (I don't
know if it reads
the environment variables that define the intel compiler
path)

Rds,

-----Original Message-----
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To: boost-buildlists.boost.org
Subject: Re: [Boost-build] intel toolset

Hicham Mouline wrote:

>> It does not seem like intel support in Boost.Build
has special provision
>> for 64-bit compilation. Are you aware how it should
be activated, on
>> command line?
>> 
>> - Volodya
>> _______________________________________________
> 
> aha, so 64bit is not supported by Boost-build?
> 
> what if i run this:
> bjam --build-dir="c:UsershichDocuments"
--toolset=intel-10.0
> --with-date_time stage
> 
> will it generate 32bit binaries? for intel compiler?
> i guess that will not work with my 64bit-only intel
compiler?

I don't know. For msvc, 64-bit mode is activated using
address-mode=64.
I don't know how intel works. If it need special command
line options,
then it won't work. If there's '64-bit' compiler that
generated 64
bit binaries when invoked, then no special support needed.

Can you check with intel docs and get back to me?

- Volodya


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