Intel® Math Kernel Library 11.3 Update 4 Developer Guide
In this section, ? stands for a precision prefix or suffix of the routine name and may have the value of s, d, c, or z.
The following Intel MKL function domains are threaded with Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB):
LAPACK:
For a list of threaded routines, see LAPACK Routines.
Entire Level3 BLAS
Fast Poisson, Laplace, and Helmholtz Solver (Poisson Library)
Intel MKL PARDISO, a direct sparse solver based on Parallel Direct Sparse Solver (PARDISO*).
For details, see Intel MKL PARDISO Steps.
Sparse BLAS
For a list of threaded routines, see Sparse BLAS Routines.
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The
following LAPACK routines are threaded with Intel TBB:
?geqrf,
?gelqf,
?getrf,
?potrf,
?unmqr*,
?ormqr*,
?unmrq*,
?ormrq*,
?unmlq*,
?ormlq*,
?unmql*,
?ormql*,
?sytrd,
?hetrd,
?syev,
?heev, and
?latrd.
A
number of other LAPACK routines, which are based on threaded LAPACK or BLAS
routines, make effective use of Intel TBB threading:
?getrs,
?gesv,
?potrs,
?bdsqr, and
?gels.