Intel Integrated Performance Primitives for Linux on IA-32 Architecture User Guide

This document is the user's guide for Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives for Linux* OS on IA-32 Architecture. It provides detailed information on the features and characteristics of the product.


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Brand
Intel
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
54
File format
PDF
File size
531 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2A4B6CB0F985CF74A7E2880767D81533

About this manual

This guide is intended for Linux programmers who use Intel® IPP on IA-32 systems. It describes how to install the library, set up the development environment, choose linking methods, enable multithreading, and run performance tests.

The document is organized into chapters covering getting started, library structure, environment configuration, linking options (dynamic, static with/without dispatching), multithreaded support, performance and memory management, language-specific usage (including Java), and detailed information on the performance‑test tool and sample code.

What's inside

  • Getting Started with Intel IPP
  • Intel IPP Structure
  • Configuring Your Development Environment
  • Linking Your Application with Intel IPP
  • Supporting Multithreaded Applications
  • Managing Performance and Memory
  • Using Intel IPP with Programming Languages
  • Performance Test Tool Command Line Options
  • Intel IPP Samples

Specifications

Version6.0
Supported OSLinux* OS
Supported ArchitectureIA-32

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of this document?

It helps you start using the library, configure the development environment, select linking methods, enable threading, and run performance tests.

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