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AMBER Archive (2008)Subject: RE: AMBER: MKL libraries/Amber10
From: Ross Walker (ross_at_rosswalker.co.uk)
Hi Francesco,
> Before performing tests, may I ask why during the compilation both g++ and
Ambertools always uses g77 for the Fortran compiler. There is no performance sensitive code in there that would benefit from ifort so in short don't worry about it. If it all compiled correctly and the tests pass you are good to go.
Yes and here you would benefit from specifying ifort since this is for the compilation of the MD engine code which is more computationally intensive.
Yes they can although it depends very much on the type of simulation you are running. QMMM runs (especially if you specify diag_routine=0 in &qmmm) can benefit enormously from MKL. GB runs can also benefit quite a bit. For regular classical PME MD simulations the difference is much smaller, on the order of 5 to 10% or so but if you have MKL available you might as well use it.
Good luck,
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