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Hello
I am a student and a C programmer. I use Windows 7 as my primary OS. I sometimes switch over to the Linux flavours namely Fedora 16, Ubuntu 11.10, Sabayon etc.But that slows down my PC speed as it occupies extra HDD space.
I need to know which compiler or IDE is best for executing programs using the header file and those programs which use threads(basically I am talking about the Parallel Programs).
In my Institution they use the Kdevelop IDE for executing the parallel programs using the headers and the programs that deploy threads.
I need a substitution for the Kdevelop IDE for the Windows 7 X64 platform.
I have tried to execute the same on Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition but they give errors about the execution files and the headers are not available.
So could anyone provide a solution to this problem?
I am a student and a C programmer. I use Windows 7 as my primary OS. I sometimes switch over to the Linux flavours namely Fedora 16, Ubuntu 11.10, Sabayon etc.But that slows down my PC speed as it occupies extra HDD space.
I need to know which compiler or IDE is best for executing programs using the
In my Institution they use the Kdevelop IDE for executing the parallel programs using the
I need a substitution for the Kdevelop IDE for the Windows 7 X64 platform.
I have tried to execute the same on Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition but they give errors about the execution files and the headers
So could anyone provide a solution to this problem?
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This is not the right forum for this questions.
Check on msdn forum to see if they offer higher editions of Visual Studio for academic students.
Jennifer
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Intel OpenMP for Windows supports OpenMP compilation by MSVC (using MSVC
MSVC Express doesn't supply the vcomp library, but (last I checked) it will work with the ICL (32-bit) OpenMP. It doesn't do native X64.
Likewise, linux compilation using either gcc or icc
None of these compilers will likely catch your error until link time if you give them an incompatible combination of
If you aren't using an Intel compiler, trying to go further to define what you mean by "this problem" isn't topical here, nor is finding out which non-Intel compilers might plug into Kdevelop on Windows.
There is no way an IDE such as Kdevelop can have a single
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Hello
Thanks for your reply for my problem.
I would like to ask you can the Intel C++ compiler solve my problem for executing OpenMP as a complete substitute for Kdevelop for my Windows 7 X64 platform?
Will it be a complete solution suite for executing the OpenMP programming in "C-Language" if I get an evaluation copy of it?
Thanks for your reply for my problem.
I would like to ask you can the Intel C++ compiler solve my problem for executing OpenMP as a complete substitute for Kdevelop for my Windows 7 X64 platform?
Will it be a complete solution suite for executing the OpenMP programming in "C-Language" if I get an evaluation copy of it?
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You may download the trial version of the fompiler from http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-composer-xe/. You will neeed Visual Studio 2005 or above for Intel compiler to install.
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Quoting shadab.khatib
Hello
I am a student and a C programmer. I use Windows 7 as my primary OS. I sometimes switch over to the Linux flavours namely Fedora 16, Ubuntu 11.10, Sabayon etc.But that slows down my PC speed as it occupies extra HDD space.
I need to know which compiler or IDE is best for executing programs using the header file and those programs which use threads(basically I am talking about the Parallel Programs).
[SergeyK] I would recommendVisual Studio Professional Editions2005, 2008, or 2010, and
a latest version of Intel C++ compiler.
Microsoft C/C++ compiler also could be used but Microsoft's implementation of OpenMP
doesn't allow to create more than 64 threads in a parallel region.
In my Institution they use the Kdevelop IDE for executing the parallel programs using the headers and the programs that deploy threads.
I need a substitution for the Kdevelop IDE for the Windows 7 X64 platform.
I have tried to execute the same on Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition but they give errors about the execution files and the headers are not available.
[SergeyK] You need to use at least a Standard Edition of Visual Studio, or higher.
I am a student and a C programmer. I use Windows 7 as my primary OS. I sometimes switch over to the Linux flavours namely Fedora 16, Ubuntu 11.10, Sabayon etc.But that slows down my PC speed as it occupies extra HDD space.
I need to know which compiler or IDE is best for executing programs using the
a latest version of Intel C++ compiler.
Microsoft C/C++ compiler also could be used but Microsoft's implementation of OpenMP
doesn't allow to create more than 64 threads in a parallel region.
In my Institution they use the Kdevelop IDE for executing the parallel programs using the
I need a substitution for the Kdevelop IDE for the Windows 7 X64 platform.
I have tried to execute the same on Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition but they give errors about the execution files and the headers
You could also look at a latest version ofMinGW C/C++ compiler (version higher than 3.4.2 ).
Best regards,
Sergey
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Hello
Firstly what extra features does Intel Parallel Studio provide which the Microsoft visual Studio provide?
Will i actually need it to develop openmp or any sort of parallel prorgrams even after having the MS Visual Studio 2010 eval pack?
I installed Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate evaluation package.
But when i try to install the Intel Parallel Studio 1.0 X64 it does not meet the requirements.
Why is it so?
Though the requirements panel say it wants MS Visual Studio 2005 or 2008 but eventhough I have installed 2010 Ultimate version it is not getting installed or meetingth system requirements
So is there any other version of Intel Parallel Studio that supports the MS Visual Stusio 2010 Ultimate edition.
Firstly what extra features does Intel Parallel Studio provide which the Microsoft visual Studio provide?
Will i actually need it to develop openmp or any sort of parallel prorgrams even after having the MS Visual Studio 2010 eval pack?
I installed Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate evaluation package.
But when i try to install the Intel Parallel Studio 1.0 X64 it does not meet the requirements.
Why is it so?
Though the requirements panel say it wants MS Visual Studio 2005 or 2008 but eventhough I have installed 2010 Ultimate version it is not getting installed or meetingth system requirements
So is there any other version of Intel Parallel Studio that supports the MS Visual Stusio 2010 Ultimate edition.
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You are getting off into the subject of Parallel Studio documentation and the forum dedicated to that.
Parallel Studio 2011 should work with VS2010. As you inadvertently point out, the late arrival of VS2010 led to a year discrepancy in the name of the Intel product, so the marketing value of adding the year may be negative.
Parallel Studio doesn't add any features to the C++ compiler ("Composer") itself, it adds prototyping, performance profiling, and verification tools. I suppose "any sort" of parallel programs doesn't necessarily involve the additional tools, but that's your call.
Intel marketing people may be disappointed that you didn't notice all the publicity about Cilk+, which is included in the compiler. Maybe they should take to heart the evidence of confusion.
Parallel Studio 2011 should work with VS2010. As you inadvertently point out, the late arrival of VS2010 led to a year discrepancy in the name of the Intel product, so the marketing value of adding the year may be negative.
Parallel Studio doesn't add any features to the C++ compiler ("Composer") itself, it adds prototyping, performance profiling, and verification tools. I suppose "any sort" of parallel programs doesn't necessarily involve the additional tools, but that's your call.
Intel marketing people may be disappointed that you didn't notice all the publicity about Cilk+, which is included in the compiler. Maybe they should take to heart the evidence of confusion.

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