Intel® C++ Compiler User's Guide introduces the features and benefits of Intel® C++ Compiler, and how to use the product.
This guide introduces the Intel® C++ Compiler for Linux* Systems, covering new features, compiler options, and how to build and optimize applications on both IA‑32 and Itanium platforms. It includes sections on system requirements, licensing with FLEXIm*, and references to related publications.
The manual also provides detailed instructions for using the compiler from the command line or within Eclipse, explains optimization levels, profiling, and offers a quick reference for compiler options. A programming example demonstrates SIMD usage with the F32vec4 class.
| IA-32 Minimum RAM | 128 MB (256 MB recommended) |
|---|---|
| IA-32 Minimum Disk Space | 100 MB |
| Itanium Minimum RAM | 256 MB |
| Itanium Minimum Disk Space | 100 MB |
| Supported Processors | Pentium and later IA‑32, Itanium |
You need at least a Pentium‑class processor, 128 MB of RAM (256 MB recommended) and 100 MB of free disk space.
The license files are stored in the /opt/intel_cc_80/licenses directory and have a .lic file extension.
The compiler is intended for Linux distributions that include the GNU C library, assembler, and linker.