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Why doesn't work set of the processor oriented libraries?

voval
Beginner
‎04-23-2009 02:56 AM
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For my program need use the next libraries:
ippcc-XX.X.dll, ippi-XX.X.dll,ippj-XX.X.dll,ipps-XX.X.dll,ippcore.dll (and created from them libs for BorlandC++).
The first question why need take ippccpx-XX.X.dll instead of ippcc-XX.X.dll (with ippcc-XX.X.dll doesn't work).
I know that my processor is the "Intel Core2 Duo processors (SSSE3)".
Why in case of replacing in project the above libraries to ...v8-XX.X.dll the programdoesn't work too?
Vladimir.
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Vladimir_Dudnik
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‎04-23-2009 05:47 AM
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I would recommend you to make Borland libraries from IPP dipsatcher DLLs, which in turn will detect best optimized DLLs for your platform. Please consult with IPP Linkage models article on Technical Support pages.

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Vladimir

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