intel-cmplr-lib-rt

What it is and what it does

This is a runtime library package for Intel oneAPI, designed to be installed on target systems that will run Intel-compiled executables but do not have the full oneAPI development toolkits. It contains the shared common libraries needed for deployment. The package is platform-specific, with separate wheels for Linux (manylinux_2_28_x86_64) and Windows (win_amd64), and has no Python runtime dependencies.

According to its description, this package should be downloaded and installed alongside the COMMON LICENSING package and one or more compiler-specific runtimes. It is intended for developers, system administrators, educators, and researchers who need to distribute Intel-compiled applications to end-user machines.

Use it for:

• Deploy Intel-compiled C/C++ or Fortran applications to production servers without installing the full oneAPI toolkit
• Set up runtime environments in containerized deployments (Docker, Kubernetes) for Intel-compiled workloads
• Distribute scientific or HPC applications compiled with Intel compilers to end-user systems
• Reduce deployment footprint by installing only runtime libraries instead of full development tools

Worth the install?

AI-flagged interpretation of the facts on this page — verify before relying

Provides shared runtime libraries for Intel oneAPI compiled executables on systems without the full development toolkit installed.

Yes, if you are deploying Intel oneAPI-compiled executables to target systems. Install only if you have executables compiled with Intel compilers and need their runtime dependencies on a machine without the development toolkit. Verify that the license terms (Intel End User License Agreement) align with your deployment model before proceeding.

Install

intel-cmplr-lib-rt on PyPI

pip install intel-cmplr-lib-rt

uv add intel-cmplr-lib-rt

poetry add intel-cmplr-lib-rt

Installing intel-cmplr-lib-rt

Before you install

Released 16 days ago with active maintenance. Medium install friction due to platform-specific wheels (manylinux_2_28_x86_64, win_amd64); no runtime dependencies simplifies deployment once installed.

License in practice

Licensed under Intel End User License Agreement for Developer Tools with unclear treatment classification. Verify compliance with your use case before deploying in production or commercial contexts.

Quickstart

# Install the runtime libraries
pip install intel-cmplr-lib-rt==2026.1.1

# Then run an Intel-compiled executable that depends on these libraries
./my_intel_compiled_binary

Platform-specific wheels require matching architecture (x86_64 Linux or Windows x64); Intel-compiled executables must be available to use these libraries; description indicates COMMON LICENSING package should also be installed

Verify before relying

• Whether this package must be installed alongside intel-cmplr-lib-rt-licensing and compiler-specific runtimes as the description suggests, or if those are optional
• Exact Python version compatibility (requires_python is unspecified in metadata)
• Whether installation requires system-level permissions or elevated privileges

Package facts

Evidence: intel_cmplr_lib_rt-2026.1.1-py2.py3-none-manylinux_2_28_x86_64.whl; intel_cmplr_lib_rt-2026.1.1-py2.py3-none-win_amd64.whl

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