

You may use the nmake command from Developer Command Prompt to compile and build the exmaple using the provided Makefile. Link /machine:圆4 /out:MPIHelloWorld.exe "msmpi.lib" /libpath:"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\MPI\Lib\圆4" MPIHelloWorld.obj obj file created in the previous step, run: obj file, go to the folder where MPIHelloWorld.cpp exists and run (you may ignore the warning message):Ĭl /I"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\MPI\Include" /c MPIHelloWorld.cpp To build a 64-bit application, choose 圆4 Native Tools Command Prompt from the Visual Studio folder Test run the program on the command lineĪlternatively, you can use Developer Command Prompt for your version of Visual Studio to compile and link the MPIHelloWorld.cppĬode (replacing steps 3-7 above).If you will be building for 32 bits please use $(MSMPI_LIB32)
Install mpi on windows from command line 64 bits#
Note that we will be building for 64 bits so we will point the Additional Library Directories to $(MSMPI_LIB64).

Add msmpi.lib to the Additional Dependencies and also add $(MSMPI_LIB64) to the Additional Note that we will be buildingįor 64 bits so we will point the include directory to $(MSMPI_INC) $(MSMPI_INC)\圆4.
Install mpi on windows from command line install#
Download MS-MPI SDK and Redist installers and install them.Compile and run a sample MPI code on Windows
