[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It won't work because Cygwin is not a Linux emulator. There are no
recent Linux emulators/translation layers for Windows and even if you
did use one the compiler would not generate Windows binaries. You need
a Windows version of the Intel Fortran compiler or you could use a
virtual machine (e.g. VirtualBox) / Co-operative Linux to run a full
Linux session under Windows.
There is nothing strange about installing Windows ifort in accordance
with instructions (not using cygwin), then using cygwin as a build
environment to run ifort, at least for 32-bit builds. For 64-bit
builds, some work-arounds are needed, as cygwin tools like ar and link
don't work.
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