Setting compiler name in win32.mak
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Hi I don't know if this the right place for this i.e. meaning C/C++ Microsoft specific but I am trying to use the INTEL C/C++ compiler instead of Microsoft so in win32.mak I replaced cc = cl with cc = icpc I checked the PATH but I still got this error on the makefile build 1>icpc : error #10236: File not found: 'icpc'
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Hi I don't know if this the right place for this i.e. meaning C/C++ Microsoft specific but I am trying to use the INTEL C/C++ compiler instead of Microsoft so in win32.mak I replaced cc = cl with cc = icpc I checked the PATH but I still got this error on the makefile build 1>icpc : error #10236: File not found: 'icpc'
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Standard error message. Whatever "icpc" is it does not exist in any of the directories in your PATH environment variable, or Makefile macros.
Richard I was looking at benchmarks and it seems for native x86 calls ( non windows services ) the intel compiler produces better code I think the intel compiler on a windows machine though is icl.exe for win32.make I guess as you said it has to be in the path