Allen Holtz wrote:
> I'll give this a try; however, what is the -x option? I don't see it as
> being available. Is that a typo?
>
You still didn't say what went wrong, and it seems you didn't read the
mailing list archive. If you did, you would see the most common problem
is attempting to use the icc C compiler for C++, where icpc or a
compatible g++ is required. Another common problem is with the mis-use
of the icc/ifort environment variables, and the need to have the Intel
libraries visible on all nodes, or use the -i-static option to avoid
their use at run time.
For those who are using a gcc-4.x installation, it is important to
upgrade to the latest Intel 9.1 post-release update.
If those don't cover you, take the advice to read the FAQ.
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