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Integration Wrappers fail to link automatically

BMart1
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Hi,

Under Windows, ipps.h has a #pragma to link ipps.lib, but no header links ipp_iw so I have to reference it manually.

Bruno

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Chao_Y_Intel
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Bruno, 

yes, it will more consistent if we can add the integration wrapper libraries into the "iw.h".  I will track it into our database for future improvement.  thanks for the feedback.

btw, which kind of the integration wrapper functions are you using now?

regards,
Chao

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BMart1
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I use the ipp::IwiImage with c++. I see that you added reference counting to track when to free memory. I still think splitting IwiImage into holder and view classes would be better. You should workaround https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2014/12/10/hidden-costs-of-memory-allocation/​ so I don't have to pool myself. I would prefer that the pixel type were a template parameter so I don't have to cast ptr() to uint8_t*. Also, drop Ipp8u for standard uint8_t.

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