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Hi, I am facing a problem when trying dlb with Intel compilers 2021.6.0
symbol lookup error: /library-dev/dlb-iimpi/lib/libdlb_mpi.so: undefined symbol: iso_c_binding_mp_c_funloc_private_
The other installation using GCC & OpenMPI works without problem. Is this known problem with Intel or is there anything that I need to do to make dlb works with Intel?
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Yes, we have encountered this problem with modern Intel installations. We compile and link both C and Fortran MPI symbols in the same library and the Intel linker throws that error. Unfortunately, we still haven't find a fix but there are two easy workarounds.
As far as I know, this error only appears when explicitly linking an application with libdlb_mpi.so:
A) Instead of linking the application with this library you may link with libdlb.so so that the linker resolves DLB symbols if needed, or not linking at all if you don't use the DLB API. Then, at run time, execute something like mpirun --mpi-flags env LD_PRELOAD=dlb_path/lib/libdlb_mpi.so <binary>. This will make DLB to intercept the appropriate MPI calls and will not complain about the undefined symbol.
B) Build a separate library with only C MPI symbols in it (I'm assuming you application only uses C/C++). Configure with --enable-c-mpi-library, make and make install again and link with -ldlb_mpic instead.
Hi, I am facing a problem when trying dlb with Intel compilers 2021.6.0
symbol lookup error: /library-dev/dlb-iimpi/lib/libdlb_mpi.so: undefined symbol: iso_c_binding_mp_c_funloc_private_
The other installation using GCC & OpenMPI works without problem. Is this known problem with Intel or is there anything that I need to do to make dlb works with Intel?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: