How to configure Intel C/C++ compiler with codelite IDE?

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Please I need assist and help that how to add Intel C/C++(v.17) compiler with latest CodeLite (v9.2) IDE in order to achieve proper build,When I tried to use codelite search option as they mentioned here :-
CodeLite, an open source, cross platform C/C++ IDE | AddNewCompiler / AddNewCompiler[^]
It didn't work,Intel compiler wasn't detected.
I tried to add it manually but in order to set up it manually there should configute lot of compiler parameters.that was kind of complex and made confusion.Please can someone post article/answer how to configure intel C/C++ compiler manually with codelite IDE? (Please do not suggest to use CODE::BLOCK IDE).
Thank you

What I have tried:

I tried to build it manually using set of compiler parameters but it failed all the time.
As for you convenience please follow this link too :-
How to configure intel C/C++ compiler with CodeLite IDE? - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 24-Sep-16 19:56pm

Buddhi Chaturanga

Updated 3-Dec-16 0:40am

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Arthur V. Ratz · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-03T00:40:00

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Suppose, there's no chance to use it with CodeLite IDE. The only supported Intel Parallel Studio XE for Visual Studio on Windows and Eclipse on Linux.

Posted 3-Dec-16 0:40am

Arthur V. Ratz