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I use IPP4.0 on Pentium4 with Windows 2000.
I am making a program on Visual C++
I want to share my program with my fellow workers.
So I want to choose DLLs (as smallas possible).
I use functions in "ippi.h", "ippcv.h".
so I picked and share (by trial and error)
"libguide40.dll"
"ippcv20.dll"
"ippi20.dll"
"ippi20.dll"
"ipp20*.dll"
but still I have error message like this.
"No DLLs were found in the Waterfall procedure."
What is the needed DLL?
Can I check the dependency of the program generally?
Please, Help~
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If you are wanting to minimize the number of DLLs, I can recommend you to link your application with IPP static merged libraries. In this case you will not needed in any DLL at all but will still have all the optimized code (PX, A6 and W7 in one package). The static dispatcher will select suitable optimized code based on detected CPU you have. Also, you will have the opportunity to control by dispatcher with ippStaticInitCpu function. Please read the IPP documentation for the details.
Please visit Intel Software College, IPP tutorial, for the details.
Regards,
Vladimir
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