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I just got a notice to get the new Intel System Studio Beta. I have to choose between "Windows Host" and "Windows Target." What is the difference?
Rich
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Intel System Studio is targeted toward analysis of embedded systems such as phones or tablets. As such it is typical for the analysis to be done on a host system and remotely connect to a target system. So if one uses a windows laptop to analyse results from tests run on a windows phone, then one has a windows target and a windows host. Using the same windows laptop to analyse results from an android tablet would be a windows host and an android target.
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Would the host system be able to build a C++ application that would run on a Desktop computer?
Rich
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Yes, the target and host can be the same machine. If your target platform is a desktop computer or other non-embedded system one would probably be using Parallel Studio XE, but not necessarily.
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Hi Rich,
I am adding Intel System Studio Support matrix article link to get complete information about Host/target configuration - https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-system-studio-2015-support-matrix
Regards,
Naveen Gv
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Thank you Naveen for sharing the link. #helpful
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