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ycUygB1
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 Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:56 pm Post subject: Intel Performance Primitives |
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Is there an ebuild for IPP- the Intel Performance Primitives? I see that ICC is available, but neither IPP nor VTune seem to be.
I suppose I could just install the rpm, but that seems messy.
(Please take note of the date I joined gentoo before asking me to write the ebuild. My Gentoo system has
only been up for about 3 days.)
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spacemeat
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Location: CT, US
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hi harold
you mentioned at one point you got IPP going using rpm2cpio. here's the method i used:
-download and unpack the archive into a temp folder
-put the emailed license file into:
/opt/intel/licenses/
-run the ./install.sh script, tell it where the license is and give it another temp dir to use when prompted
-the install will say it failed, so cancel out of the script. do not hit continue when prompted or it will try to erase the setup files
-find the rpm files in the new temp directory and install them using
| Code: | | rpm -Uvh --nodeps filename.rpm |
not sure if theres a real difference in the two methods, but using rpm made it quite easy |
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