This document is the Intel® Math Kernel Library User's Guide for Linux*, which describes the features and characteristics of the library.
This guide is intended for Linux programmers of all skill levels who need to use Intel® MKL in their applications. It explains the library structure, supported platforms, and how to configure the development environment.
Key topics include linking models (static or dynamic), threading options, performance tuning, memory management, and language‑specific interfaces. The document also contains reference tables, examples, and an index for quick navigation.
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