FYI: the problem with 1x1
FYI: the problem with 1x1 case has been fixed in the latest 11.1 version.
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A modified test case I used
A modified test case I used on Ivy Bridge system with Windows 7 Professional is attached.Attachments: AttachmentSizeDownloadtest15.cpp2.07 KB
View ArticleWe have checked the issue on
We have checked the issue on our side - yes, we confirm that this is the problem. The input parameter for this routine didn't check properly. The description would be updated accordingly. Thanks a lot...
View Articlemecej, I will save your post
mecej, I will save your post (http://software.intel.com/en-us/comment/reply/394023/1741446?quote=1#com...) because of it contains very useful comments " If you want to perform meaningful tests of...
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Quote:Dimitris wrote:So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manualNeither. I posted a reply with references to original material which, I hope, will clarify the issues....
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Quote:Dimitris wrote:So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manualNeither! It is more of a quality of implementation of issue. The MKL documentation gives a recommendation for...
View ArticleSo, it seems like there are
So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manual
View Article>>...In trivial case of a 1x1
>>...In trivial case of a 1x1 matrix (order = 1) and I get ***glibc detected....I reproduced a similar memory corruption problem on Windows 7 platform. When the 2nd call to dsydb is commented out...
View ArticleI will do a verification on
I will do a verification on 64-bit Windows 7 Professional and MKL version 11.0.2 will be used:[ mkl.h ] ... #define __INTEL_MKL_BUILD_DATE 20130123#define __INTEL_MKL__ 11 #define __INTEL_MKL_MINOR__ 0...
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Thank you all.Sergey:The correct way for deallocating arrays is with delete [] d;Nevertheless, I did try your idea without success.You were right, there was a typo. double *a = new double[n * n];As far...
View ArticleFYI: the problem with 1x1
FYI: the problem with 1x1 case has been fixed in the latest 11.1 version.
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A modified test case I used
A modified test case I used on Ivy Bridge system with Windows 7 Professional is attached.Attachments: AttachmentSizeDownloadtest15.cpp2.07 KB
View ArticleWe have checked the issue on
We have checked the issue on our side - yes, we confirm that this is the problem. The input parameter for this routine didn't check properly. The description would be updated accordingly. Thanks a lot...
View Articlemecej, I will save your post
mecej, I will save your post (http://software.intel.com/en-us/comment/reply/394023/1741446?quote=1#com...) because of it contains very useful comments " If you want to perform meaningful tests of...
View ArticleNeither. I posted a reply
Quote:Dimitris wrote: So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manualNeither. I posted a reply with references to original material which, I hope, will clarify the issues....
View ArticleQuote:Dimitris wrote:
Quote:Dimitris wrote: So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manualNeither! It is more of a quality of implementation of issue. The MKL documentation gives a recommendation for...
View ArticleSo, it seems like there are
So, it seems like there are two cases?Bug in dsyrdbTypo in MKL manual
View Article>>...In trivial case of a 1x1
>>...In trivial case of a 1x1 matrix (order = 1) and I get ***glibc detected....I reproduced a similar memory corruption problem on Windows 7 platform. When the 2nd call to dsydb is commented out...
View ArticleI will do a verification on
I will do a verification on 64-bit Windows 7 Professional and MKL version 11.0.2 will be used:[ mkl.h ] ... #define __INTEL_MKL_BUILD_DATE 20130123#define __INTEL_MKL__ 11 #define __INTEL_MKL_MINOR__ 0...
View ArticleThank you all.
Thank you all.Sergey:The correct way for deallocating arrays is with delete [] d; Nevertheless, I did try your idea without success.You were right, there was a typo. double *a = new double[n * n]; As...
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