You can use the Intel®
C++ Compiler with the following Intel® Performance Libraries that may be included as a part of the product:
- Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library (Intel® DAAL)
- Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP)
- Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB)
- Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL)
Use the property pages to specify Intel® Performance Libraries to use with the selected project configuration.
The functionality supports both Intel® C++ and Microsoft Visual C++* project types.
To specify Intel® Performance Libraries, select
Project > Properties. In
Configuration Properties, select
Intel Performance Libraries, then do the following:
- To use
Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library change the
Use Intel® DAAL settings as follows:
- No: Disable Use of Intel® DAAL.
- Default Linking Method: Use Intel® DAAL libraries that depend on the settings for the
Code Generation > Runtime Library property.
- Multi-threaded Static Library: Use parallel static Intel® DAAL libraries.
- Single-threaded Static Library: Use parallel sequential static Intel® DAAL libraries.
- Multi-threaded DLL: Use parallel dynamic Intel® DAAL libraries.
- Single-threaded DLL: Use parallel sequential static Intel® DAAL libraries.
- To use
Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives, change the
Use Intel IPP settings as follows:
- No: Disable use of Intel® IPP libraries.
- Default Linking Method: Use Intel® IPP libraries that depend on the settings for the
Code Generation > Runtime Library property.
- Multi-threaded Static Library: Use parallel static Intel® IPP libraries.
- Single-threaded Static Library: Use parallel sequential static Intel® IPP libraries.
- Multi-threaded DLL: Use parallel dynamic Intel® IPP libraries.
- Single-threaded DLL: Use parallel sequential static Intel® IPP libraries.
- To use
Intel® Threading Building Blocks in your project, change the
Use Intel TBB settings as follows:
- To use
Intel® Math Kernel Library in your project, change the
Use Intel MKL
property settings as follows:
- No: Disable use of Intel® MKL libraries.
- Parallel: Use parallel Intel® MKL libraries.
- Sequential: Use sequential Intel® MKL libraries.
- Cluster: Use cluster Intel® MKL libraries.
If your target platform is set to
x64, a final selection appears:
Use ILP64 interfaces. If selected, the corresponding ilp MKL libraries is added to the linker command line. Additionally, the MKL_ILP64 preprocessor definition is added to the compiler command line. If you do not make this selection, lp MKL libraries are used.
Note
Sets of libraries for each option depend on selected target platform and project properties defined by
Code Generation > Runtime Library and
Advanced > Calling Convention.
Additional settings for use with the Microsoft Visual C++* Platform Toolset are available on the
Intel® Performance Libraries category, found at
Tools > Options.
Note
The "Use Intel® MKL", "Use Intel® DAAL", "Use Intel® IPP", and "Use Intel® TBB" properties in Microsoft Visual Studio* mimic the behavior of the /Qmkl, /Qdaal, /Qipp and /Qtbb compiler options. The include and library paths to the performance library, which are installed with the selected Intel® C++ Compiler, are set up with these properties. To override this behavior refer to the article
Usage of Intel® Performance Libraries with Intel® C++ Compiler in Visual Studio.
For more information, see the Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives, Intel® Threading Building Blocks, and Intel® Math Kernel Library documentation.
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