Intel® System Studio 2016 Beta for Windows* -

Microsoft* Visual Studio Configuration Guide

Agenda

Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives Configuration

Intel® IPP Example
Intel® C++ Compiler Configuration
Intel® Math Kernel Library Configuration
Intel® MKL Example
Intel® Threading Building Blocks Configuration
Intel® TBB Example
Intel® VTune™ Amplifier

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Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives Configuration
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 Set up environment variables
 Go to <Install folder>
/Intel_sw_development_tools\compilers_a
nd_libraries_<version>\windows\ipp\bin
and use script file (ippvars.bat) to set up. 2
 Link your application with Intel® IPP
 Right click your project in Solution
Explorer
 Properties > Configuration Properties >
Intel Performance Libraries >

 Now you can start to develop.

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Intel® IPP Example
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "ipp.h"
 Start Microsoft Visual Studio* and Initial #include <iostream>
one empty c++ project using namespace std;

 Set up environment variables and link int _tmain(){

your project with Intel® IPP const IppLibraryVersion *lib;

 Include Intel® IPP header file by demand /* Init IPP library */

ippInit();
 Add a new c file and paste the code into
it /* Get IPP library version info */
lib = ippGetLibVersion();
 Compile and run the application printf("Hello IPP!\n");
printf("IPP version: %s %s\n", lib->Name, lib-
>Version);
system("pause");
return 0;
}
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Intel® C++ Compiler Configuration

 No need to set the environment

variables on Windows* OS
 Right click your project in Solution
Explorer
 Intel Compiler > Use Intel C++

 Click OK to configure your project with 1

Intel® C++ Compiler
 Output window shows compiler set up
successfully
 Rebuild your application
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 Intel® Math Kernel Library Configuration
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 Set up environment variables
 Go to <Install folder>
/Intel_sw_development_tools\compilers_a
nd_libraries_<version>\windows\mkl\bin\i
ntel64 and use script file 2
(mklvars_intel64.bat) to set up.

 Link your application with Intel® MKL

 Right click your project in Solution
Explorer
 Properties > Configuration Properties >
Intel Performance Libraries >

 Now you can start to develop.

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Intel® MKL Example

 Start Microsoft Visual Studio* and Initial #include "stdafx.h"

one empty c++ project #include "mkl.h"
#include <iostream>
 Set up environment variables and link using namespace std;
your project with Intel® MKL
int _tmain()
 Include Intel® MKL header file by {
demand /* Get MKL library version info */
int len = 198;
 Add a new c file and paste the code into char buf[198];
it mkl_get_version_string(buf, len);
printf("MKL version: %s\n", buf);
 Compile and run the application system("pause");

return 0;
}
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 Intel® Threading Building Blocks Configuration
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 Set up environment variables
 Go to <Install folder>
/Intel_sw_development_tools\compilers_a
nd_libraries_<version>\windows\tbb\bin
and use script file (tbbvars.bat) to set up.
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 Link your application with Intel® TBB
 Right click your project in Solution
Explorer
 Properties > Configuration Properties >
Intel Performance Libraries >

 Now you can start to develop.

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Intel® TBB Example

 Start Microsoft Visual Studio* and Initial #include "stdafx.h"

one empty c++ project #include "tbb/tbb_stddef.h "
#include <iostream>
 Set up environment variables and link using namespace std;
your project with Intel® TBB
int _tmain()
 Include Intel® TBB header file by demand {
/* Get TBB library version info */
 Add a new c file and paste the code into int x = TBB_VERSION_MAJOR;
it int y = TBB_VERSION_MINOR;
printf("Hello TBB!\n");
 Compile and run the application printf("TBB version: Intel(R) Threading
Building Blocks %d.%d\n", x,y);
system("pause");

return 0;
}
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Intel® VTune™ Amplifier * VTune is fully integrated in VS

 Two way to launch the VTune in Visual

Studio
 Icon in the toolbar
 Right click your project in Solution
Explorer (Intel VTune Amplifier 2016 for
systems > New Analysis…)

 Configure the properties automatically

 Start to analysis with basic hotspot
 Auto-run the application
 Collect and analysis result after turn off
application

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