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Hi
The only limitation of "evaluation " version of IPP is that in this version we do not provide IPP static libraries, but this sample (I mean JPEG-IJL sample) was tuned to use IPP in static libraries. Actually that's not so big problem, you can find in attachment modified Makefile to build IJL library with using IPP DLLs.
Regards,
Vladimir
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Hi,
I recommend you to read Linking with Intel IPP document to learn basic approaches when using IPP libraries in your application.
Saying it shortly,for IPP v4.1 you need to copy IPP dispatchers DLLs to desired folder and you also need to create subfolder ipp20 to placeany processor-specific IPP DLLs. Of course, folder where IPP dispatchers located should be listed in PATH environment variable.
Regards,
Vladimir
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