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[Alejandro Aragon <>]

Thanks for replying. Since you compiled the library with the Intel  
compiler, I was wondering if you noticed any advantages than just  
compiling with g++.

aa

On Feb 17, 2009, at 11:21 AM, 
<>
 wrote:

> 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
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