The following applies to C++ for Microsoft Visual Studio* 2012 and 2010.
To access the Performance Libraries page, click the Tools> Options , and expand the Intel Composer XE and Performance Libraries nodes.
Use the Performance Libraries page to specify standalone library versions to use with the Microsoft Visual C++* compiler.
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To enable and disable Intel® Performance Libraries in Microsoft Visual Studio* 2010 or Visual Studio* 2012, use the property pages located in the Configuration Properties category.
Target Platform: Select the target platform.
Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives: Select the desired library version from the drop-down box.
Intel® Threading Building Blocks: Select the desired library version from the drop-down box.
Intel® Math Kernel Library: Specify the desired library version from the drop-down box.
Reset All: Click this button to use the latest libraries (default).
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