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Hi all,
I am trying to compile my sse2 code unders Visual studio 2010 and Intel Parallel Composer 2011
My runtime library is MultiThreaded dll and my Os is windows 7 64 bits.
When I compile, I have many double definitions with emmintrin.h and winnt.h with _mm_pause symbol for exemple.
I have too a warning on the dvec.h file, on a "#pragma pack(push,32)" line, because the value cannot be 32 but only , 1,2,4,8,16. It is strange because it is a intel file.
And I have a conflict between intel files (like emmintrin.h) et visual studio files (like intrin.h)
I thought that if I use the Intel platform toolset, I disable the equivalent file on the visual studio environment.
Results, I compile without error on Platform Toolset v90,v100, Windows7.1SDK but not with the Intel Parallel Composer 2011.
Thanks
Regards
I am trying to compile my sse2 code unders Visual studio 2010 and Intel Parallel Composer 2011
My runtime library is MultiThreaded dll and my Os is windows 7 64 bits.
When I compile, I have many double definitions with emmintrin.h and winnt.h with _mm_pause symbol for exemple.
I have too a warning on the dvec.h file, on a "#pragma pack(push,32)" line, because the value cannot be 32 but only , 1,2,4,8,16. It is strange because it is a intel file.
And I have a conflict between intel files (like emmintrin.h) et visual studio files (like intrin.h)
I thought that if I use the Intel platform toolset, I disable the equivalent file on the visual studio environment.
Results, I compile without error on Platform Toolset v90,v100, Windows7.1SDK but not with the Intel Parallel Composer 2011.
Thanks
Regards
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It would be nice if you can share the test case. It will help in narrowing down the issue.
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