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--- manual:xeonphi [2014/07/22 11:25] – Adds link to Intel homepage zenke
+++ manual:xeonphi [2014/12/15 12:53] – zenke
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 ====== Running Auryn simulations on the Intel® Xeon Phi™ Product Family (MIC architecture) ======
-The following section is experimental. To compile Auryn in native mode for the [[http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/xeon/xeon-phi-detail.html|Intel Xeon Phi]] cards the following steps worked. Requirements: First, use the newest Auryn development version, which does not compile against GSL any more. This saves you some extra troubel in compiling GSL. Second, you need the Intel Composer suite. Third, you need the boost libraries (see [[required libraries]]) compiled for the intel MIC architecture ideally using the Intel MPI implementation which is native to Xeon and the Xeon Phis.
+The following section is experimental. To compile Auryn in native mode for the [[http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/xeon/xeon-phi-detail.html|Intel Xeon Phi]] cards the following steps worked. Requirements: First, use the newest Auryn development version, which does not compile against GSL any more. This saves you some extra trouble in compiling GSL. Second, you need the Intel Composer suite. Third, you need the boost libraries (see [[required libraries]]) compiled for the Intel MIC architecture ideally using the Intel MPI implementation which is native to Xeon and the Xeon Phis.
 This has been tested for the development version available on [[https://github.com/fzenke/auryn|GitHub]] as commit ''5b02d058844ea9b6344cc4e94491c10cf5ea0522''.
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 using mpi : /opt/intel/impi/4.1.3.048/bin/mpigxx -cxx=/opt/intel/bin/icpc -static_mpi : -L/opt/intel/impi/4.1.3.048/lib ;
 </code>
-to enable MPI and to tell the build toolchain Jam which compiler to use. Note that you might have to adapt the version numbers in this example to your actial version.
+to enable MPI and to tell the build toolchain Jam which compiler to use. Note that you might have to adapt the version numbers in this example to your actual version.
-Building of boost was then achieved by using a command line similar to the following. It is important to pass the ''-mmic'' arguments to tell the intel compiler that it is cross compiling for the Xeon Phi:
+Building of boost was then achieved by using a command line similar to the following. It is important to pass the ''-mmic'' arguments to tell the Intel compiler that it is cross compiling for the Xeon Phi:
 <code shell>
 ./b2 toolset=intel  --disable-icu --without-iostreams cflags="-mmic" cxxflags="-mmic -I/opt/intel/impi/4.1.3.048/mic/include/" linkflags="-mmic" --debug-configuration