Applied past 8df8f2e to current code. (#332)
Intel Compiler Classic itself doesn't have x86gprintrin.h and it seems incompatible with GCC's x86gprintrin.h
Unfortunately, has_include() is set to true when build by Intel Compiler Classic.
This is because __has_include() finds the GCC include file.
It looks bad, but the only way to exclude it is to use "&& !defined(INTEL_COMPILER)".
This is a problem only with Intel Compiler Classic, which is now deprecated.
The current Intel Compiler (icx) does not have the problem.
odygrd
commented
3 months ago
Applied past 8df8f2e to current code. (#332) Intel Compiler Classic itself doesn't have x86gprintrin.h and it seems incompatible with GCC's x86gprintrin.h
Unfortunately, has_include() is set to true when build by Intel Compiler Classic.
This is because __has_include() finds the GCC include file.
It looks bad, but the only way to exclude it is to use "&& !defined( INTEL_COMPILER)".
This is a problem only with Intel Compiler Classic, which is now deprecated. The current Intel Compiler (icx) does not have the problem.
Here is Reproduce snipet by godbolt.