Intel Parallel Studio

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Your software needs to run faster. It performs tasks that need to get done sooner, not later including big data analytics, image analysis, time-critical financial analysis, and simulations. Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016 is a software development suite that helps boost application performance by taking advantage of the ever-increasing processor core count and vector register width available in Intel® Xeon® processors, Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessors and compatible processors.

Usage

In this example we will use the Intel Parallel Studio 2016 Update 2 XE Suite to interactively compile some simple 'hello world' C, C++, f90, and f77 source code using a single node with the default resource allocation via srun. You will need to create the example files in the Contents of Example Files section.

Load the module:

module load intel/intel-2016-update2

Compile the examples:

C:

[userid@cluster ~]$ srun -N 1 icc -o hello_world_c helloworld.c

C++:

[userid@cluster ~]$ srun -N 1 icpc -o hello_world_cpp helloworld.cpp

Fortran f90:

[userid@cluster ~]$ srun -N 1 ifort -o hello_world_f90 helloworld.f90

Fortran f77:

[userid@cluster ~]$ srun -N 1 ifort -o hello_world_f helloworld.f

In this example we will use the Intel Parallel Studio 2016 Update 2 XE Suite to compile some simple 'hello world' C, C++, f90, and f77 source code using a single node with the default resource allocation via sbatch. You will need to create the example files in the Contents of Example Files section.

Submitting the SBATCH job file:

[userid@cluster ~]$ sbatch intel_compile.sh

The SBATCH job file (intel_compile.sh):

#!/bin/bash -
#SBATCH -J intel_compile
#SBATCH -o intel_compile.o%j
#SBATCH -e intel_compile.e%j
#SBATCH -N 1

## Load the Intel Module
module load intel/intel-2016-update2

## Run
icc -o hello_world_c helloworld.c
icpc -o hello_world_cpp helloworld.cpp
ifort -o hello_world_f90 helloworld.f90
ifort -o hello_world_f helloworld.f

Example Output from Compiled Programs:

C:

./hello_world_c
Hello World

C++:

/hello_world_cpp
Hello World

Fortran f90:

./hello_world_f90
 Hello World

Fortran f77:

./hello_world_f
 Hello World

Contents of Example Files

helloworld.c:

#include<stdio.h>

main()
{
    printf("Hello World\n");
}

helloworld.cpp:

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>

int main()
{
  std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;
  return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

helloworld.f90:

program helloworld
print *,'Hello World'
end program helloworld

helloworld.f:

      PROGRAM HELLOW
      WRITE(UNIT=*, FMT=*) 'Hello World'
      END