Description of problem:
I tried to build tcl from source rpm by Intel compiler and got such linker 
message:
/users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-
8.3.5/tclx8.3/unix/runtcl /users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-
8.3.5/tclx8.3/unix/tools/genindex.tcl tcl.tlib
/users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-8.3.5/tclx8.3/tcl/unix/tcl: 
relocation error: /users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-
8.3.5/tclx8.3/tcl/unix/tcl: undefined symbol: __intel_cpu_indicator
make[1]: *** [tcl.tndx] Error 127

The problem is that tcl is being linked finally as:
gcc -pipe -Wall  -rdynamic -Wl,-rpath,/usr/lib   -O -
D__NO_STRING_INLINES -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -
Wconversion -Wno-implicit-int  tclXAppInit.o -
L/users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-8.3.5/tclx8.3/tcl/unix -
ltclx8.3 -L/users/compiler/tc_6/WORK_DIR/BUILD/tcltk-
8.3.5/tcl8.3.5/unix -ltcl8.3   -ldl  -lieee  \
    -o tcl || (rm -f tcl; exit 1)

and therefore expect the libraries it was linked with are in /usr/lib when it 
run. But while doing `make test` it is not true yet. In /usr/lib previous tcl 
libraries may be, therefore such way built tcl will link with foreign tcl 
shared libraries being run, and that might cause an run-link error (what 
is happened if use distinct from gcc compiler). This way `make check` 
fails and I so cannot build/install source rpm. To clean up this issue Iâd 
propose to build localized version of tcl along with ânormalâ for `make 
test` (with rpath set to where just built libraries resides) and use it for 
`make test`. `make install` then would install ânormalâ version of tcl.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. get the Intel compiler
2. try to build tcltk source rpm by Intel compiler on the system where 
some version tcl is already installed.
  
Actual results:
run-time error during run-time linking running tcl.

Expected results:
smoothly built and installed tcl

Additional info: