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Hi,
I have latest Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019.1, and I want to compile my C/C++ sources using Intel Compiler toolchain using VSCode.
It has build task configuration, Launch and Attach configuration I have tried some attempts and failed,
I need your guidance and help to Compile + Link and Run and Debug, simply build a C/C++ Application and Debug it using Intel Compiler and latest VsCode.
Also, one thing I want to note is, ICL command has not been set as an environment variable by the Intel parallel studio installer.
I tried to run "C:\Program Files (x86)\IntelSWTools\parallel_studio_xe_2019.1.051\bin\psxevars.bat" through VSCode as pre-compilation/before the compilation kicks in but It was not working.
(Please don't suggest to use Visual Studio 2015/17 I want to try this with VSCode editor.)
Once again I want to compile, link, run and debug simple C/C++ source file with VSCode simply.
Looking forward for simple and clear guidance.
Thank you for listening and appreciate if you and provide a neat and elegant approach.
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- Intel® C++ Compiler
- Intel® Parallel Studio XE
- Intel® System Studio
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Fyi, currently, Intel compiler doesn't support VSCode.
Thanks,
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Can't we produce a build script file ? a bat file?
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This is a little old but with the One API release I have this working on windows 10.
CMake
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Icl for the compiler.
You need to edit the cmake-tools-kits.json file and add this nugget:
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