Intel C / C ++ Compiler Using the MinGW Library

Question

Can the Intel linker on Windows use the static library compiled by MinGW? Are they binary compatible? On Wikipedia and in one White Paper, they talk about Linux yes, but what about Windows and the latest ICC and MinGW?

Answer 1

I was able to bundle MSVC under Pelles C both static and dynamic.

The Intel compiler on windows does not actually provide its own CRT library; instead, relying on MSVC, I have not tried it, but the MinGW toolkit MUST be binary if there are no GCC extensions in the headers.

I would advise you to just try, I will see how inconvenient it is to do it (I do not want to violate VS) and return to you.

Answer 2

I think the Intel compiler uses the same format as MSVC, so it is worth a try.

However, I do not have an Intel compiler, so I can not test it.

Answer 3

This is difficult for static linking because mingw lib uses the CRT / math wrapper itself. Instead, you can try using a dynamic dll.