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| abaqus [2024/04/18 11:08] – [Microsoft Visual Studio and Intel oneAPI] bdatta1 | abaqus [2024/04/18 11:10] (current) – [Linking Intel oneMKL to ABAQUS (optional)] bdatta1 |
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| - Now navigate to ''C:\SIMULIA\EstProducts\2020\win_b64\SMA\site'' (or similar directory) based on your ABAQUS installation and locate ''win86_64.env'' file and open it as an administrator (same as before). Find the following line and add ''/Qmkl:sequential'' in between other compiler flag options. The file should now look as below for that line. <code> | - Now navigate to ''C:\SIMULIA\EstProducts\2020\win_b64\SMA\site'' (or similar directory) based on your ABAQUS installation and locate ''win86_64.env'' file and open it as an administrator (same as before). Find the following line and add ''/Qmkl:sequential'' in between other compiler flag options. The file should now look as below for that line. <code> |
| compile_fortran=['ifort','/Qmkl:sequential', ... ... | compile_fortran=['ifort','/Qmkl:sequential', ... ... |
| </code> You should be able to use the Intel oneMKL library now with ABAQUS. Apparently, by using ''/Qmkl:parallel'', you may be able to use the parallel version of oneMKL, however, it has never been tested nor found to be necessary for the ABAQUS user subroutine feature so far. | </code> You should be able to use the Intel oneMKL library now with ABAQUS. Apparently, by using ''/Qmkl:parallel'', you may be able to use the parallel version of oneMKL, however, it has never been tested we do not think is is necessary either for the ABAQUS user subroutine feature so far. |
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| ==== Programming Abaqus user subroutines ==== | ==== Programming Abaqus user subroutines ==== |
