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fail to find MKL #17791
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@wuxun-zhang could you take a look? |
Sure. I will look into this issue. |
cc @leezu |
Actually I cannot reproduce this issue with cmake 3.16/gcc 7.
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cmake 3.16.5, gcc 9.2.1, intel-mkl 2020.0.166 are available in ArchLinux, could you try in a docker container? |
@hubutui Could you please share the directory structure of MKL and what are installed in the mkl/lib/intel64 folder? |
official archlinux member |
Hope the package on ArchLinux can include those missing files so we can still use static linking. |
normally, archlinux always avoid ship static libs if exist a shared counterpart this case is not a exception |
Then one may need to turn MKL_USE_STATIC_LIBS off explicitly in the cmake command line. |
I'll consider adding the static libs as some projects using mkl seem to
expect it but I'm 70% 'no' on this as the dynamic libs fulfill the same
purpose while being more space efficient.
Make a bug report on our tracker with a good case and I'll consider it. For
now I'm not convinced.
…On Tue, Mar 10, 2020, 08:42 Tao Lv ***@***.***> wrote:
Then one may need to turn MKL_USE_STATIC_LIBS off explicitly in the cmake
command line.
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Just to follow up on this, our intel-mkl package now has static libs so consider retesting/closing this. |
Description
could not find MKL from #17751
Error Message
To Reproduce
What have you tried to solve it?
Environment
I'm using ArchLinux with gcc 9, intel-mkl. intel-mkl is installed to
/opt/intel
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