This topic applies to C++, Windows*, and Android* only.
If you have integrated the vs-android plugin with Microsoft* Visual Studio* v2010, 2012 or 2013, you can build Android* applications using the Intel® C/C++ Compiler from within the IDE.
Note
The vs-android plugin is not supported for Microsoft* Visual Studio* 2015.
Selecting Intel® C++ Compiler in Visual Studio* IDE
To select Intel® C++ Compiler instead of other compilers in Visual Studio, follow these steps:
Create a Visual C++* project, or open an existing project.
In Solution Explorer, select the project(s) to build with Intel® C++ Compiler.
Go to Project > Properties. The Property Pages dialog opens.
Select the Configuration Properties> General category. Under General property list, change Platform Toolset to one of the available x86 icc toolchains.
Note
The list of available toolsets contains a corresponding toolset for each installed Intel® C++ Compiler.
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Under Project Defaults property list, change Target Architecture to x86 Architecture (x86).
- Click OK to save and close the Property Pages dialog.
Selecting this toolset ensures that Intel® C++ Compiler is used for building your projects. Check the display of Intel-specific property pages and properties.
You can now proceed to use the Intel® Compiler to build Android* applications via Microsoft Visual Studio*. For details on how to use Visual Studio*, check Visual Studio* documentation on www.microsoft.com.