The following topic applies to
Xcode*.
Once you have built your Xcode* project, click the
Run
(
) button. This button runs the configuration currently
associated with the button. Use the
Scheme Editor
to change the configuration associated with the button.
Tip
To open the Scheme Editor , select Product > Scheme... > Edit Scheme....
The output from the executable is displayed.
Using Dynamic Libraries
You can build your Xcode* project with the -shared-intel compiler option to link with the Intel dynamic libraries or with the -qopenmp or -parallel options, both of which link in libiomp5.dylib. If you do this, you need to set the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable in the Xcode* environment.
To add the environment variable:
Open the Scheme Editor and select the Run action.
On the Arguments tab, under Environment Variables , click the + button.
Add DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. Set the value to the full path to the Intel compiler's /lib directory.
Note
If you build your project with the
-shared-intel,
-qopenmp, or
-parallel
compiler option without setting the
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable, a "library not found" error message
results at runtime. Depending on your application, the error message may refer
to a library other than the one noted in this example:
dyld: Library not loaded: libiomp5.dylib Referenced from: /Users/test/hello_world Reason: image not found