# Libraries

The Intel® C++ Compiler Classic lets you use all the standard run-time libraries that are part of Microsoft* Visual C++*. The options described in this section can help you determine which libraries your application uses.

To create libraries, use the lib.exe tool or xilib.exe tool.

Parent topic: Compiler Reference

- Creating Libraries
- Using Intel Shared Libraries
- Using Shared Libraries on macOS*
- Managing Libraries
- Redistributing Libraries When Deploying Applications
- Resolving References to Shared Libraries Provided with Intel® oneAPI
  If you are relying on shared libraries distributed with Intel® oneAPI tools, you must make sure that your users have these shared libraries on their systems.
- Intel's Memory Allocator Library
- Introduction to the SIMD Data Layout Templates
- Intel® C++ Class Libraries
- Intel's C++ Asynchronous I/O Extensions for Windows* Operating Systems
- IEEE 754-2008 Binary Floating-Point Conformance Library
- Intel's Numeric String Conversion Library