topic I guess you're right. I was in Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives

IPP libraries as zip file (Windows)?

mcolina1 — Tue, 25 Sep 2018 19:43:36 GMT

Hey everyone. So this may be an odd request, but are the libraries offered as a package that doesn't require an "installation" (exe). We're planning on using the IPP libraries under VxWorks, but plan on getting some of the libraries integrated on Windows first. Getting the libraries "installed" requires some unnecessary overhead for each team member just to link some static libs and include some header files.

Thanks!

Mike

Hello,

Pavel_B_Intel1 — Wed, 26 Sep 2018 06:45:53 GMT

Hello,

I think you can organize it yourself for your particular needs. You can install IPP libraries and organize a required package / zip archive to distribute it for all your developers as you need.

I do not understand this "unnecessary overhead for each team member just to link some static libs and include some header files". If you are talking about build process - yes, it is required as well as link other libraries and include other header files. To avoid this you can create one msvs solution and put it together with source code in source version control system. In this case you will checkout ready-to-use project together with source code.

I hope I can help.

Pavel

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mcolina1 — Wed, 26 Sep 2018 12:01:25 GMT

I guess you're right. I was going in with the mindset that everyone would have to download/install the ipp libraries if they wanted to use them, but i could just set up the project with all required headers/libs and check those in.