Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler Developer Guide and Reference

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Use Intel® Libraries with Microsoft Visual Studio*

You can use the compiler with the following Intel® Libraries, which may be included as a part of the product:
  • Intel® oneAPI Data Analytics Library
     (
    oneDAL
    )
  • Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP)
  • Intel® oneAPI Threading Building Blocks
     (
    oneTBB
    )
  • Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library
     (
    oneMKL
    )
Use the property pages to specify Intel Libraries to use with the selected project configuration.
The functionality supports Intel® C++
, Intel® oneAPI DPC++,
 and Microsoft Visual C++* project types.
To specify Intel Libraries, select
Project
Properties
. In
Configuration Properties
, select
Intel Libraries for oneAPI
, then do the following:
  1. To use
    oneDAL
     change the
    Use oneDAL
     settings as follows:
    • No
      : Disable Use of
      oneDAL
      .
    • Default Linking Method
      : Use parallel dynamic
      oneDAL
       libraries.
    • Multi-threaded Static Library
      : Use parallel static
      oneDAL
       libraries.
    • Single-threaded Static Library
      : Use sequential static
      oneDAL
       libraries.
    • Multi-threaded DLL
      : Use parallel dynamic
      oneDAL
       libraries.
    • Single-threaded DLL
      : Use sequential dynamic
      oneDAL
       libraries.
  2. 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 dynamic Intel® IPP libraries.
    • Static Library
      : Use static Intel® IPP libraries.
    • Dynamic Library
      : Use dynamic Intel® IPP libraries.
  3. To use
    oneTBB
     in your project, change the
    Use oneTBB
     settings as follows:
    • No
      : Disable use of
      oneTBB
       libraries.
    • Use oneTBB
      : Set to
      Yes
       to use
      oneTBB
       in the application.
    • Instrument for use with Analysis Tools
      : Set to
      Yes
       to analyze your release mode application (not required for debug mode).
  4. To use
    oneMKL
     in your project, change the
    Use oneMKL
     property settings as follows:
    • No
      : Disable use of
      oneMKL
       libraries.
    • Parallel
      : Use parallel
      oneMKL
       libraries.
    • Sequential
      : Use sequential
      oneMKL
       libraries.
    • Cluster
      : Use cluster libraries.
    The target platform of an Intel® oneAPI DCP++ project is set to
    x64
    , so a final selection appears:
    Use interface
    . If selected, the corresponding ilp
    oneMKL
     libraries are 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, the Ip
    oneMKL
     libraries are used.
Additional settings for use with the Microsoft Visual C++* Platform Toolset are available on the
Intel Libraries for oneAPI
 category, found at
Tools
Options
.

Change the Selected
Intel Libraries for oneAPI

If you have installed multiple versions of the
Intel Libraries for oneAPI
, you can specify which version to use with the Microsoft Visual C++* compiler. To do this:
  1. Select
    Tools
    Options
    .
  2. In the left pane, select
    Intel Compilers and Libraries
    Intel Libraries for oneAPI
    .
  3. Select the desired library version from the drop-down boxes in the right pane.
For more information, see the Intel® oneAPI Data Analytics Library (oneDAL), Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP), Intel® oneAPI Threading Building Blocks (oneTBB), and Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library (oneMKL) documentation.
Product and Performance Information
Performance varies by use, configuration and other factors. Learn more at www.Intel.com/PerformanceIndex.
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Product and Performance Information

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Performance varies by use, configuration and other factors. Learn more at www.Intel.com/PerformanceIndex.