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I use SPL 4.5 and VC++ 6.0, and I'm quite new with it. Please help me, how to set .dll path correctly in VC++ 6.0 in order to execute my aplication.
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Hello,
you need to add path tothe DLLto your system environment variable PATH (as for any other DLLs you might use).
But, why do you still use that old, deprecated library? I recommend you to move your code to Intel Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP), actual version at the moment is 5.1.1, which provides you all the latest Intel innovative technologies support, like SSX, SSE2, Supplemental Streaming SIMD Extensions 3 (SSSE3), dual core (theywere not exist when SPL developed).
Regards,
Vladmir
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Thanks, man, I did not expect so quick answer... Thanks a lot, it will do...
Problem with newer and, for sure, better library is money... I don't have money to buy it, I am on final year of Faculty of Electrical Engeneering in Belgrade, Serbia, and you probably know that we live quite modest. So, I have to use what I find for free... I hope that one day I will worry no more about money :)))
Still, thanks for help, any help is welcome....
Greetings from Belgrade
Veljko
Problem with newer and, for sure, better library is money... I don't have money to buy it, I am on final year of Faculty of Electrical Engeneering in Belgrade, Serbia, and you probably know that we live quite modest. So, I have to use what I find for free... I hope that one day I will worry no more about money :)))
Still, thanks for help, any help is welcome....
Greetings from Belgrade
Veljko
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Hi Veljko,
If you work on non-commercial product you can download free version of IPP and other Intel software tools (available for Linux).
Regards,
Vladimir

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