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I am using Visual Studio 2012 with ICC v13 and when I am stepping through some code which calls new() when I step in to the new() operator source code I can see at the top it has Microsoft copyright- so it is going in to the Microsoft implementation of new() and not Intel's??
Why can I not see the ICC implementation of new()? I would like to be able to step through my code and see the Intel C++ source code and assembler source code- not Microsoft's.
(The project is definitely being compiled by the ICC, I have correctly switched away from the Visual compiler)
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Intel does not supply its own version of the C/C++ runtime libraries, we use the Microsoft version on Windows and the GNU version on Linux. This ensures link compatibility.
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Intel does not supply its own version of the C/C++ runtime libraries, we use the Microsoft version on Windows and the GNU version on Linux. This ensures link compatibility.

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