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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...
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Eclipse* IDE: Using Android* Native Developer Kit (NDK) on OS X* Systems
This topic applies to Eclipse* for C/C++ on OS X* hosts for Android* targets.You can automatically integrate the Intel® C++ Compiler that is part of the Intel® Integrated Native Developer Experience...
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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® Integrated Native Developer Experience...
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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® Integrated Native Developer Experience (Intel® INDE) into a preexisting...
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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®...
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View ArticleUnsupported Features
The compiler for Intel® Integrated Native Developer Experience is based on the standard Intel® C++ Compiler version 15.0. However, not all features and options described in the standard compiler...
View ArticleOption Reference
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® Integrated Native...
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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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Building Android* Applications Using Microsoft* Visual Studio* IDE...
This topic applies to C++, Windows*, and Android* only.If you have integrated the Intel® C++ Compiler into the vs-android software, you can use Visual Studio as your build system to build Android*...
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The compiler for Intel® Integrated Native Developer Experience is based on the standard Intel® C++ Compiler version 15.0. However, not all features and options described in the standard compiler...
View Articlefrapuv - next phase
Hey,I found this wonderful flag (-ftrapuv) which helped me determine that my huge program has some uninitialized stack variables ( producing different results with & without that flag), the...
View Articlefrapuv - next phase
Hey,I found this wonderful flag (-ftrapuv) which helped me determine that my huge program has some uninitialized stack variables ( producing different results with & without that flag), the...
View Article-ansi-alias is enabled by default at -O2 and above on Linux*
This change was introduced in Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0 for Linux.To align more closely with gcc, -ansi-alias is enabled by default at –O2 and above. gcc enables -fstrict-aliasing, the alternate option...
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Problem with new'd object and vectorized loops
I am currently trialling the ICL to see what improvements we can make to our software to hopefully speed it up.I've had quite a lot of issues trying to get it to compile but eventually got there (may...
View ArticleIntel® System Studio Webinar Series Archive
Upcoming WebinarsWebinar DetailsDescriptionHow to Find and Fix System Software Issues Fast - Intel® System Studio's Intel® JTAG Debugger4/25/2013 9:00 AM PSTPresenter: Robert MuellerPLAYBACKThe...
View ArticleAny Frameworks is required to run output file?
Dear Madam/Sir,Is there ANY FRAMEWORK is required to be installed in target system to run the output(executable) file that compiled with Intel C++ compiler?e.g. MS Visual C++ needs .net framework that...
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