Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library Developer Reference - Fortran
The following examples illustrate usage of support functions for conditional numerical reproducibility.
PROGRAM MAIN INCLUDE 'mkl.fi' INTEGER*4 MY_CBWR_BRANCH C Find the available MKL_CBWR_BRANCH automatically MY_CBWR_BRANCH = MKL_CBWR_GET_AUTO_BRANCH() C User code without Intel MKL calls C Piece of the code where CNR of Intel MKL is needed C The performance of Intel MKL functions might be reduced for CNR mode IF (MKL_CBWR_SET (MY_CBWR_BRANCH) .NE. MKL_CBWR_SUCCESS) THEN PRINT *, 'Error in setting MKL_CBWR_BRANCH! Aborting…' RETURN ENDIF C CNR calls to Intel MKL + any other code END
PROGRAM MAIN INCLUDE 'mkl.fi' INTEGER*4 MY_CBWR_BRANCH C Piece of the code where CNR of Intel MKL is analyzed MY_CBWR_BRANCH = MKL_CBWR_GET(MKL_CBWR_BRANCH) IF (MY_CBWR_BRANCH .EQ. MKL_CBWR_AUTO) THEN C actions in case of automatic mode ELSE IF (MY_CBWR_BRANCH .EQ. MKL_CBWR_SSSE3) THEN C actions for SSSE3 code ELSE C all other cases ENDIF C User code END
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