Intel(R) Math Kernel Library for Linux* OS User's Guide

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1 Intel® Math Kernel Library User’s Guide• Describes how to code, compile, and run your application with Intel MKL.This guide is intended for Linux OS programmers with beginner to advanced experience insoftware development.Related InformationTo reference how to use the library in your application, use this guide in conjunction withthe following documents:• The Intel MKL Reference Manual, which provides reference information on routinefunctionalities, parameter descriptions, interfaces, calling syntaxes, and return values.• The Intel® Math Kernel Library for Linux* OS Release Notes.Document OrganizationThe document contains the following chapters and appendices:Chapter 1Overview. Introduces the Intel MKL usage information anddescribes this document’s notational conventions.Chapter 2Getting Started. Describes post-installation steps and givesinformation needed to start using Intel MKL after its installation.Chapter 3Intel® Math Kernel Library Structure. Discusses the structure ofthe Intel MKL directory after installation.Chapter 4Configuring Your Development Environment. Explains how toconfigure Intel MKL with your development environment.Chapter 5Linking Your Application with the Intel® Math Kernel Library.Explains which libraries should be linked with your application foryour particular platform; discusses how to build custom dynamiclibraries.Chapter 6Chapter 7Chapter 8Managing Performance and Memory. Discusses Intel MKLthreading; shows coding techniques and gives hardwareconfiguration tips for improving performance of the library;explains features of the Intel MKL memory management.Language-specific Usage Options. Discusses mixed-languageprogramming and the use of language-specific interfaces.Coding Tips. Presents coding tips that may be helpful to yourspecific needs.1-2
Overview 1Chapter 9Chapter 10Chapter 11Appendix AAppendix BWorking with the Intel® Math Kernel Library Cluster Software.Discusses usage of ScaLAPACK and Cluster FFTs: explains linkingof your application with these function domains, including C- andFortran-specific linking examples, and describes the supportedMPI.Getting Assistance for Programming in the Eclipse* IDE. DiscussesIntel MKL features that assist you while programming in theEclipse* IDE.LINPACK and MP LINPACK Benchmarks. Describes the Intel®Optimized LINPACK Benchmark for Linux* OS and Intel®Optimized MP LINPACK Benchmark for Clusters.Intel® Math Kernel Library Language Interfaces Support.Summarizes information on language interfaces that Intel MKLprovides for each function domain, including the respective headerfiles.Support for Third-Party Interfaces. Describes some interfaces thatIntel MKL supports.The document also includes an Index.Notational ConventionsThe following term is used to refer to the operating system:Linux* OSThis term refers to information that is valid on allsupported Linux* operating systems.The following notation is used in reference to Intel MKL directories:The main directory where Intel MKL is installed.Replace this placeholder with the specific pathname inthe configuring, linking, and building instructions. Formore information, see Getting Started. The installation directory for the Intel® C++ CompilerProfessional Edition or Intel® Fortran CompilerProfessional Edition. For more information, see GettingStarted.Table 1-1 lists the other notational conventions:Table 1-1ItalicNotational ConventionsItalic is used for emphasis and also indicates document names in body text, forexample:see Intel MKL Reference Manual1-3
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