Linking IPP library on a command line

postaquestion — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 23:37:01 GMT

I am developing software as a part of my research on a Machintosh computer system - an Intel Dual Core Macbook Pro.

How do I link Intel'sIPP library on a command line? I am aware that softwarecan be designed using Xcode, but would prefer to use a simpler approach - write code using text editor, and compile manually.

Any tips would be appreciated - thanks.

Re: Linking IPP library on a command line

Intel_Software_Netw1 — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 15:07:03 GMT

I assume youwould like to download some OSX samples, jpegview for example, as it assembles in command line with Makefile (tosee how to link libraries).

For example, linking in gcc works like L${LIBSPATH} ${LIBSPATH}/libippcore.dylib lippi (etc.., for dynamic linking) or L${LIBSPATH} ${LIBSPATH}/libippcore.a lippiemerged -lippimerged (etc.., for static linking). Where ${LIBSPATH} is the path to libraries.

Also you need to add an enviroment variable DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH which points to libraries ( export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/Library/Frameworks/Intel_IPP.framework/Libraries ) ifyou want to link with dynamic and then run an app.

Regards,

Gina B.
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