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I had the same issue that I think  you are experiencing. The problem with 
using
the intel c++ 10.1 is a naming issue in a couple of files.
When you compile you will get an error. got to that file at that line. You'll
see a compiler if statement, that says something along the the lines of "If
intel.... else ...". This worked for previous version of intel c++ but not for
10.1, which is not supported. The solution is to eliminate the if statement 
and
just keep the part not referring to intel.
This issue arises only in a few locations so it's not a major pain to fix. 
I've
done this a while ago so I don't remember the exact details.
I'm pretty sure this doesn't alter anything in the actual algorithms, but if
you do so, do it at your own risk. I'm in no way an expert in CGAL.

Jean-Noel