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Intell IPP library for Xamarin Android

chandy__anush
Beginner
‎11-20-2018 06:22 AM
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Hi,

 

  I have a question?How to use Intel IPP library in Xamarin android environment?I need some of the dlls in the Intel IPP for signal Processing.

Can you please provide some guidance on this?

 

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Pavel_B_Intel1
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‎11-21-2018 06:43 AM
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Hi,

IPP package contains IPP static libraries for Android and IPP 2019 update1 release contains "Custom Library Tool" - the tool you can use to build a custom dynamic library with only required for your functions. I think it should be enough for your case.

Please use Custom Library Tool based on python. The binary version of the tool is outdated, we deprecated it and will remove in a future release.

Pavel

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chandy__anush
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‎11-21-2018 08:55 AM
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I have tried to compile with the Intel IPP libs for android .But it seems that the Intel IPPs are not meant for ARM processors ,So its not compiling with ARM processor as the target. It get successfully compiled for X86 target.

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Pavel_B_Intel1
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‎11-22-2018 10:45 PM
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Yes Intel(r) IPP supports Intel architecture compatible HW only.

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