Intel® Fortran Compiler 17.0 Developer Guide and Reference
Lets you specify the name of the g++ compiler that should be used to set up the link-time environment, including the location of standard libraries.
Linux: | -gxx-name=name |
macOS: | None |
Windows: | None |
name |
Is the name of the g++ compiler to use. It can include the path where the g++ compiler is located. |
OFF |
The compiler uses the PATH setting to find the g++ compiler and resolve environment settings. |
This option lets you specify the name of the g++ compiler that should be used to set up the link-time environment, including the location of standard libraries. If you do not specify a path, the compiler will search the PATH settings for the compiler name you provide.
This option is helpful if you have multiple gcc++ installations on your system. The compiler will match gcc++ version values to the gcc++ compiler you specify.
The C equivalent to option -gxx-name is -gcc-name.
When compiling a C++ file with icc, g++ is used to get the environment.
None
If the following option is specified, the compiler looks for the g++ compiler named foobar in the PATH setting:
-gxx-name=foobar
If the following option is specified, the compiler looks for the g++ compiler named foobar in the path specified:
-gxx-name=/a/b/foobar