platform
Specifies the target platform for cross compilation.ArchitecturesIA-32, Intel® 64 architecturesSyntax-platform=default|<target platform>|<embedded target platform>ArgumentsdefaultDisables...
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Eclipse* IDE: Using Android* Native Developer Kit (NDK) on Windows* Systems
This topic applies to Eclipse* for C/C++ on Windows* hosts for Android* targets.You can automatically integrate the Intel® C++ Compiler that is part of the Intel® System Studio (ISS) into a preexisting...
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This reference contains option descriptions for developing applications for embedded targets.Parent topic: User and Reference Guides for the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 for Intel® System Studio...
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Eclipse* IDE: Using Compiler Cross-Build Environment File
This topic applies to Eclipse* for C/C++.You can automatically integrate the Intel® C++ Compiler that is part of the Intel® System Studio (ISS) into a preexisting Eclipse* CDT installation. If you have...
View ArticleWindows* Platform
You can use the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 on Windows* hosts to develop applications for x86-based devices that run on Windows* Embedded target systems.For details on build instructions using the command...
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This section contains topics on how to integrate/enable IDEs on different platforms for application development.Parent topic: User and Reference Guides for the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 for Intel®...
View ArticleSuppressing vectorization remarks
Intel C++ 15.0 (Update 1) is spitting out many vectorization remarks of this form:remark: loops in this subroutine are not good vectorization candidates (try compiling with O3 and/or IPO)when I do...
View ArticleICC 15: gfx_linker exits because binutils doesn't recognize .obj file. Is it...
Hello,When I'm attempting to compile Firefox with Intel C++ 15 Update 1 and Visual Studio 2010 I fall into the following error: 1:01.09 ../../widget/windows/nsWindowGFX.obj: file not recognized: File...
View ArticleAVX2 _mm256_packus_epi16/32 intrinsics documentation lists incorrect signedness
In the User and Reference Guide for the Intel C++ Compiler 15.0, the description of the AVX2 intrinsics _mm256_packus_epi16/32 states (relevant words highlighted in bold):The _mm256_packus_epi16...
View ArticleAVX2 _mm256_cmpeq_epi8/16/32/64 documentation specifies incorrect value in...
In the User and Reference Guide for the Intel C++ Compiler 15.0, the description of the AVX2 intrinsics _mm256_cmpeq_epi8/16/32/64 states:If a pair of data elements is equal, the corresponding data...
View ArticleAVX2 _mm256_cmpgt_epi8/16/32/64 documentation omits signedness and doesn't...
In the User and Reference Guide for the Intel C++ Compiler 15.0, the description of the AVX2 intrinsics _mm256_cmpgt_epi8/16/32/64 states:Performs a SIMD compare to determine which of the data elements...
View ArticleTarget Platform Build Instructions
Parent topic: User and Reference Guides for the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 for Intel® System Studio 2015Using compilervars FileAndroid* PlatformLinux* PlatformWindows* PlatformSprache Englisch
View Articlegnu-prefix
Lets you specify a prefix that will be added to the names of gnu utilities called from the compiler.SyntaxLinux OS:-gnu-prefix=prefixOS X:NoneWindows OS:NoneArgumentsprefixIs a string that prepends the...
View ArticleMicrosoft* Visual Studio* IDE: vs-android Enabling for Android* Targets
This topic applies to C++ Windows* OS only.You can use Microsoft* Visual Studio* IDE to build Android C/C++ applications only if you integrate the IDE with a third-party plugin called vs-android. The...
View ArticleUsing arithmetic or logical operators with SIMD data types
Intel C++ compiler started to support arithmetic or logical operators for SIMD data types, since version 15.0. The advantages of SIMD operator support include improvements in ease of coding and...
View ArticleBuilding Android* Applications from Command Line
This topic applies to C/C++ on Linux* and Windows* host systems.You can build applications for x86-based Android* devices in two ways: Using the Intel® C++ Compiler toolchain as a standalone...
View ArticleIntel® System Studio 2015: Getting Started with the Compiler for Linux* and...
Overview (Android Targets)You can use the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 to develop 32-bit and 64-bit applications for Intel® architecture-based devices that use Android* OS. The Intel C++ Compiler requires...
View ArticleAndroid* Platform
Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 is compatible with the GCC compiler in the Android* NDK and can be used to develop applications for x86-based devices that run on Android target systems. The Android NDK can be...
View ArticleBug in icpc 15 on OS X
This post is basically a bug report as I have no access to Premier Support. My OpenMPI 1.8.4 on Mac OS X 10.10.1 (Yosemite) build results in a dylib which crashes certain programs even though it passes...
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