Closed mbkumar closed 7 months ago
It seems to be a compiler bug. I've posted an example code on the Intel developer forum.
In any case, switching to the newer icpx compiler (instead of the deprecated icpc) resolves the issue. To build with icpx using CMake, use this command CC=icx CXX=icpx cmake ..
Ok. I'll try.
Thank you!
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It seems to be a compiler bug. I've posted an example code on the Intel developer forum https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-C-Compiler/Internal-error-with-icpc-version-2021-9-0/m-p/1575040 .
In any case, switching to the newer icpx compiler (instead of the deprecated icpc) resolves the issue. To build with icpx using CMake, use this command CC=icx CXX=icpx cmake ..
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When compiling with Intel compiler suite, icc/2023.2.1, I am getting the below error.