On 10/08/2015 12:39 PM, arnaud gaboury wrote:
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 9:12 PM, Reindl Harald <h.reindl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am 08.10.2015 um 21:06 schrieb arnaud gaboury:
Downloading from Intel website the parallel studio 2016. There is a
folder with all rpm packages and a script to install them. I
understand this package is NOT part of Fedora, but neither part of RPM
fusion. So I must not installed it?
no, but it's not Fedora relevant
Now regarding my own spec file, I am trying to write it correctly to
help any other Fedora user to install what I want to install.
Unfortunately, again, there is NO Fedora package.
So please tell me if I am wromg when trying to write a clean spec file
with the idea to share with Fedora users? Shall I keep everything for
me when it can maybe help others?
but it's not *FEDORA DVELOPMENT* in the context of something relevant for
Fedora as a release distribution - and yes: your problem is just a *user
related* thing with no context to the distribution itself, especially as you
are playing around with a external compiler suite
Ok then, I will find elsewhere any advice, users@list, stackoverflow
or whaterver else, or just # rpm -i --no-deps.
Please apologize for the noise when trying to understand how things work.
You might try the Intel forums and support related to their Parallel Studio
compiler product. If you bought the commercial product, you might try
filing a support ticket for assistance. Intel should be motivated to help
you, since this could promote the use of their product.
This mail list is focussed on the the development OF Fedora, not development
WITH Fedora. Simple mistake.
Cheers,
-Bob Arendt
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