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Problem with MS-Visual Studio Plug-in under intel Parallel Studio

patlecat
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‎09-12-2009 07:15 AM
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Hi all :)

I just bought intel Parallel Studio and installed it successfully under VS2008SP1 (with ATL Security Bug fixed). So far so good. Now I downloaded the commercial version of iTBB2.2 because I'm not sure what is included in Parallel Studio.

But as I wanted to install the iTBB Addin it failed me. The VS2008 says that the addin is installed and working but I cannot find the submenu for iTBB as described in the ReadMe :(

Is this a bug, or what did I do wrong?
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patlecat
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‎09-15-2009 06:12 AM
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Hi all :)

I just bought intel Parallel Studio and installed it successfully under VS2008SP1 (with ATL Security Bug fixed). So far so good. Now I downloaded the commercial version of iTBB2.2 because I'm not sure what is included in Parallel Studio.

But as I wanted to install the iTBB Addin it failed me. The VS2008 says that the addin is installed and working but I cannot find the submenu for iTBB as described in the ReadMe :(

Is this a bug, or what did I do wrong?

I got the hint from Jeniffer in the Parallel Studio Forum here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showpost.php?p=96378

In the Composer toolbar there is an option to choose the IPP and/or TBB libs. :)
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