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Intel Compiler 18 Regression #693
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Going to dig into it on Monday. |
You can download the demo of Parallel Studio XE :D, and they also have an open source program. If you apply this project im sure they would accept and send you a free license. |
I've asked Intel. Unfortunately, as a Google employee I can not qualify as open-source developer =( |
Since its just to make the project compile and not for commercial use as in binaries etc, im sure that would be ok. I don't think it would take you more than 7 days to see whats wrong either. I might be able to set up a VM with my license if you can't figure it out, let me know. |
Also, anyone who happens to be a student can get Parallel Studio for free, all the way up to Cluster Edition. |
Found a way around the license limitations: |
BTW godbolt gives a clue why MSVC-compiled code could be 2x slower - compiler simply ignores inlining request. ... Never mind. It inlines only when "-O" option is passed, while other compilers do it without options. |
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(github ate my comments )= |
You are not able to just download the trial version of Parallel Studio XE? I think it was 7 day trial, enough to check cmake issues? |
It is 30 days, but:
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I'm pretty sure you would see the issue in a Windows VM running in Linux. |
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The command is icl, and replacing icc with icl just outputted the file contents, did nothing. Here is the help for icl:
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Full build procedure:
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I will close this since i have been using the Visual Studio Compiler instead, and that is flawless. |
Hi!
I downloaded the latest 1.0.5 release, built it like so:
In the latest version now BROTLI_INLINE is undefined, causing the compile to fail:
With the same commands above, 1.0.4 builds fine:
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