Hi, i noticed that IPP for Mac OS X are available only as part of the compiler suite... does that mean that they can be used with icc only? or, if i buy them along all the suite, i can use them with gcc as well?
thanks for clarification
thanks for clarification
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Quoting - alienpenguin
Hi, i noticed that IPP for Mac OS X are available only as part of the compiler suite... does that mean that they can be used with icc only? or, if i buy them along all the suite, i can use them with gcc as well?
thanks for clarification
thanks for clarification
Intel IPP works with GCC also. Intel C++ may bring some additional performance improvement.
Quoting - Chao Yu (Intel)
Intel IPP works with GCC also. Intel C++ may bring some additional performance improvement.
Glad to hear that :)
do you know why on MacOs X then the licensing is different and i have to purchase the compiler in order to have just the libs?
thanks a lot
Quoting - alienpenguin
Glad to hear that :)
do you know why on MacOs X then the licensing is different and i have to purchase the compiler in order to have just the libs?
thanks a lot
IPP used to be offered as a standalone product for MacOS but the sales volume was not high enough to make it cost effective to continue. For all OS versions, most people purchase Compiler Pro because, in addition to Intel IPP and the Intel C++ compiler, it also includes Intel Math Kernel Library (Intel MKL) and Intel Threaded Building Blocks (Intel TBB) at a tremendous discount.
By the way, IPP is also compatible with Microsoft's Visual C++ compiler in addition to gcc and the Intel C++ compiler.
