MATLAB Coder and Intel C++ Compiler

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On the supported compilers page for R2014a, under Matlab Coder it lists compilers that are supported "For all features". I've looked through the MW site and the Coder documentation and I can't find any description of what "all features" means.
In what way does the Coder not support the Intel Compiler?

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Mike Hosea
Mike Hosea on 23 Mar 2014
Edited: Mike Hosea on 23 Mar 2014
The "for all features" is just what gets put into the table when there isn't any distinction made. It means that support is "all or nothing", whereas with some other products certain compilers are supported specifically for the features that are listed. The table is saying that MATLAB Coder doesn't support the Intel compiler at all , but I take it that what your question really means in this context is "Why not?". Unfortunately, I don't know. I'll see if I can find out.
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Mike Hosea
Mike Hosea on 26 Mar 2014
I still don't know why the Intel compilers aren't supported for standalone code generation targets, but because they are supported for MATLAB mex generation, we do expect the Intel compilers to to work for MATLAB Coder mex targets. I've reported this.
Kiran Karra
Kiran Karra on 7 Jul 2017
Hello Mike, Any update on this? I'm very interested to hear whether intel compilers are supported. I have some code I am needing to accelerate and I am trying to use Matlab coder for the job. GCC is doing a decent job, but I would expect Intel to be much better ...
Thanks!

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