On May 28, 2009, at 1:04 AM, Michael Kuklik wrote:
I don't know why I didn't think about it. It works with the whole
path.
I put the intel env script in user .bash_login file.
Do you think I should put the intel env script in the global shell
config file like /etc/profile in order for libtool to see icc?
I think somehow your path is not always getting set properly, such
that some shells and/or sub-shells are not getting icc in the path.
Every site's default shell startup scripts are different; it's quite
possible that some sub-shell-startup script is wholly overwriting path
such that even though you added icc in your .bash_login, it disappears
because something in .bashrc (or later) is completely overwriting the
path with a new value.
Try either moving the sourcing of the intel script to your .bashrc so
that it's a per-shell invocation, or finding exactly what is
overwriting your path in sub-shells.
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Jeff Squyres
Cisco Systems
