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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / IDE / February 2006How do I intergrate Intel C++ 9.0 compiler into VS2500 Pro?
I need to compile a VS project with Intel C++ compiler from Visual Studio 2005 Professional. Integration wasn't performed at Intel C++ installation (I guess it supports automation up to VS 2003 .Net). How can I setup VS2005 so Release configuration compiles with Intel C++ ? Thx, Starbuck I'm sure you probably have a logical reason to want to do this, but I thought I'd ask anyway... Why would you want to use the Intel compiler? It doesn't produce as efficient (performance-wise anyway) code as the Microsoft compiler. Don't get upset for me asking. I'm not being a smart-a$$ or anything. I just thought I'd save you some trouble if you were figuring that the Intel compiler is better. I've done considerable testing on it and code produced with Microsoft's has consistently outperformed code produced with the Intel compiler. > I need to compile a VS project with Intel C++ compiler from Visual Studio > 2005 Professional. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thx, > Starbuck I took over the SF DVDx project (http://www.labdv.com/dvdx) and the Release version compiles only with Intel compiler. I guess it's because Intel provided some assembly MPEG encoder code at the project beginning when they help the author to make best performance with Intel CPU (they sent hile Intel hardware and compiler). I don't want to rewrite the whole "Intel specific" parts, because I'm not a C++ guru. DVDx compiles usually with VS C++ 6.0, DX SDK, Intel C++ 8.0 but I prepared my machine with latest greatest VS2005, Intel 9.0 and I already corrected some code to compile the Debug version with VS2005. Now I can invoke the Intel C++ from VS2005, I'd be able to release DVDx. Starbuck >Now I can invoke the Intel C++ from VS2005, I'd be able to release DVDx. I meant: if I could invoke... Sorry. I don't know how to get it to work from within VS. That's why I asked just in case I could save you some hassle. I am interested in the answer though, if anyone out there can provide. > >Now I can invoke the Intel C++ from VS2005, I'd be able to release DVDx. > > I meant: if I could invoke... > Sorry. I don't know how to get it to work from within VS. That's why I > asked just in case I could save you some hassle. I am interested in the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >> I meant: if I could invoke... This isn't a direct answer to your question, but provides an example by way of invoking the DDK compiler from within VStudio via a batch file (DDKBUILD). This is very *widely* used. The setup instruction are long, but it's a lot easier than it looks. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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