Compilers

To use Intel Parallel Studio, set the environment for a terminal window.

Note, the commands for XE14 and up initialize not only the compilers but also the Intel Trace Analyzer, Intel MPI, Inspector XE, VTune(TM) Amplifier XE, and Advisor XE.

Initialize Intel Parallel Studio using the following script, e.g. in your .profile:

VERSION=XE20u4
INITPATH=parallel_studio_xe_2020
INITSCRIPT=psxevars.sh
. /sw/linux/intel/${VERSION}/${INITPATH}/${INITSCRIPT}

For other versions of Intel Parallel Studio replace the variable in the script with the values of the desired version's row in the table below:

• Setting up XE12 update 2 (replace “intel64” with “ia32” if you are using a 32-bit platform)

  . /sw/linux/intel/XE12u2/bin/compilervars.sh intel64
  

The commands to start the compilers are:

• icpc for the C++ compiler
• icc for the C compiler
• ifort for the FORTRAN compiler

To get help, append the -help option or precede with the man(1) command.

You can find more documentation here:

• Intel Online Documentation
  • Intel® Software Documentation Library
  • Intel Parallel Studio XE — Get Started
• XE20, update 4
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE20u4/documentation_2020/en/ps2020/getstart_clus.htm
• XE20, update 2
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE20u2/documentation_2020/en/ps2020/getstart_clus.htm
• XE20, update 1
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE20u1/documentation_2020/en/ps2020/getstart_clus.htm
• XE20
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE20/documentation_2020/en/ps2020/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19, update 5
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19u5/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19, update 4
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19u4/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19, update 3
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19u3/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19, update 2
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19u2/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19, update 1
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19u1/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE19
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE19/documentation_2019/en/ps2019/getstart_clus.htm
• XE18, update 4
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE18u4/documentation_2018/en/ps2018/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE18, update 3
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE18u3/documentation_2018/en/ps2018/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE18, update 2
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE18u2/documentation_2018/en/ps2018/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE18, update 1
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE18u1/documentation_2018/en/ps2018/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE18
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE18/documentation_2018/en/ps2018/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 8
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u8/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 7
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u7/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 6
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u6/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 5
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u5/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 4
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u4/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 2
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u2/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17, update 1
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17u1/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE17
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE17/documentation_2017/en/ps2017/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE16, update 4
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE16u4/documentation_2016/en/ps2016/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE16
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE16/documentation_2016/en/ps2016/getstart_clus_l.htm
• XE15, update 6
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE15u6/parallel_studio_xe_2015/Documentation/en_US/cluster_edition/Doc_Index.htm
• XE15, update 3
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE15u3/parallel_studio_xe_2015/Documentation/en_US/cluster_edition/Doc_Index.htm
• XE15, update 2
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE15u2/parallel_studio_xe_2015/Documentation/en_US/cluster_edition/Doc_Index.htm
• XE14
  • C/C++: /sw/linux/intel/XE14/composerxe/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lc.htm
  • Fortran: /sw/linux/intel/XE14/composerxe/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lf.htm
  • Math Kernel Library: /sw/linux/intel/XE14/composerxe/Documentation/en_US/mkl/get_started.html
  • Integrated Performance Primitives: /sw/linux/intel/XE14/composerxe/Documentation/en_US/ipp/get_started.html
  • Threaded Building Blocks: /sw/linux/intel/XE14/composerxe/Documentation/en_US/tbb/get_started.html
• XE13, update 4
  • C/C++: /sw/linux/intel/XE13u4/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lc.htm
  • Fortran: /sw/linux/intel/XE13u4/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lf.htm
• XE13
  • C/C++: /sw/linux/intel/XE13u2/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lc.htm
  • Fortran: /sw/linux/intel/XE13u2/Documentation/en_US/get_started_lf.htm
  • Intel Trace Analyzer: /sw/linux/intel/XE13u2/Doc_Index.html
• XE12
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE12u2/composerxe-2011.2.137/Documentation/en_US/documentation_c.htm
  • /sw/linux/intel/XE12u2/composerxe-2011.2.137/Documentation/en_US/documentation_f.htm

You can put the following script in your .profile. Please adjust the set_pgi call to your preferred compiler version.

# call with values of 19.10
set_d10pgi()
{
  PGI=/sw/linux/pgi/$1-d10; export PGI
  MANPATH=$MANPATH:$PGI/linux86-64/$1/man; export MANPATH
  LM_LICENSE_FILE=$PGI/license.dat; export LM_LICENSE_FILE
  PATH=$PGI/linux86-64/$1/bin:$PATH; export PATH
}

set_d10pgi 19.10

You can put the following script in your .profile. Please adjust the set_pgi call to your preferred compiler version.

# call with values of 14.9 or 14.10
set_pgi()
{
  PGI=/sw/linux/pgi/$1-debian; export PGI
  MANPATH=$MANPATH:$PGI/linux86-64/$1/man; export MANPATH
  LM_LICENSE_FILE=$PGI/license.dat; export LM_LICENSE_FILE
  PATH=$PGI/linux86-64/$1/bin:$PATH; export PATH

}

set_pgi 14.10

You can put the following script in your .profile. Please adjust the set_pgi call to your preferred compiler version.

# call with values of 11.10, 12.10, 13.7, 13.8, 13.10. or 14.9
set_pgi()
{
  PGI=/sw/linux/pgi/$1; export PGI
  MANPATH=$MANPATH:$PGI/linux86-64/$1/man; export MANPATH
  LM_LICENSE_FILE=$PGI/license.dat; export LM_LICENSE_FILE
  PATH=$PGI/linux86-64/$1/bin:$PATH; export PATH

}

set_pgi 13.10

Note, when using this code, you can use the other versions by simply calling e.g. set_pgi 12.10 on the command line. Then your environment is set to use version 12.10 of the PGI compilers.

You can put the following script in your .profile.

PGI=/sw/linux/pgi-10.9; export PGI
MANPATH=$MANPATH:$PGI/linux86-64/10.9/man; export MANPATH
LM_LICENSE_FILE=$PGI/license.dat; export LM_LICENSE_FILE
PATH=$PGI/linux86-64/10.9/bin:$PATH; export PATH

You can find a more documentation on the Portland group web site: www.pgroup.com