- With Intel MKL for Mac OS, you can easily port your applications to Mac OS by using the same library API and functions available for Windows and Linux. Development Environments Intel MKL is easily used and integrated with popular development tools and environments.
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Before you begin using Intel Math Kernel Library for Linux, complete the following steps. Install the product in the directory. Check that the mkl directory subdirectory of was created. To keep multiple versions of the library installed on your system, update your build scripts to point to the correct one.
Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) helps you achieve maximum performance with a math computing library of highly optimized, extensively threaded routines. The library has C and Fortran interfaces for most routines. You can also find comprehensive support for several math operations including:
- Linear algebra
- Fast Fourier transforms (FFT)
- Vector math
- Direct and iterative sparse solvers
- Random number generators
Step 1: Install Intel MKL
- From an application suite:
Intel MKL installs as a part of these suites:
Intel® Parallel Studio XE (download from this page)
- From a repository:
Download Intel MKL from one of these repositories.
- As a standalone package:
Intel MKL is also provided as a standalone package under the Community Licensing Program.
Step 2: Select a function/routine
Select a function or routine from the Intel MKL library that is best suited for your problem. Use these resources:
The Developer Guide contains detailed information on several topics including:
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The Developer Reference (in C and Fortran formats) contains detailed descriptions of the functions and interfaces for all library domains. |
Use the LAPACK Function Finding Advisor to explore LAPACK routines that are useful for a particular problem. For example, if you specify an operation as:
The advisor displays the descriptions of several routines that match the requested operation. You can compare the results and select an appropriate routine for the operation. |
Step 3: Link your code
Use the Intel MKL Link Line Advisor to configure the link command according to your program features.
Training and Additional Documentation
Use these resources to learn more about Intel MKL:
Intel MKL Training courses | |
Tutorial: Using Intel® Math Kernel Library for Matrix Multiplication | This tutorial demonstrates how you can use Intel MKL to multiply matrices, measure the performance of matrix multiplication, and control threading. |
The release notes contain information specific to the latest release of Intel MKL including new and changed features. The release notes include links to principal online information resources related to the release. You can also find information on:
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Related documentation, such as performance data, application notes, and examples. | |
The Intel MKL product page. See this page for support and online documentation. |
Note
To access the documentation offline, you can download it from:
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