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Hello Andy,
Since the IPP library is a passive component, it is a library you link against, the integration with Visual Studio is fairly simple. You should find help for the IPP library integrated into Visual Studio and, in the case of VS2010, you should be able to set a "USE_IPP" property in your solution/project files.
I'm assuming you have downloaded and installed the IPP sample files from here:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-integrated-performance-primitives-samples-license-agreement/
If so, make sure they are installed into a writeable location on your system, such as:
C:\Users\\Documents\ipp-samples\...
and then open up a project that includes a VS2010 solution file, such as the ipp_compress project:
...\ipp-samples\data-compression\ipp_compress\ipp_compress.2010.sln
Within that solution file, right click the default ippcompress project and choose properties. On the properties page, under "Configuration Properties,"you should see and "Intel Performance Libraries" option that includes a "Use IPP" property (yes/no). If you see this then IPP is "integrated" into VS2010.
Toggling the setting above between "yes" and "no" should toggle a definition on the compiler command-line. For more information on that command-line option, see this article:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/introduction-to-linking-with-intel-ipp-70-library/
Please be sure your IPPROOT environment variable is set, the sample solution files depend on that environment variable being defined. Also, the VS2010 project files have been hard-coded and may require some tweaking to make that "Use IPP" element to work; however, for any new project you create from scratch the "Use IPP" should work as expected.
Here's a screenshot of what I mean by the "Use IPP" property:
Hope this helps,
Paul
p.s. For a sanity check, the samples also include build scripts that can be run from the command-line. Please try running some of those to see if they work. All they require is that your IPPROOT environment variable is set AND that you saved the samples into a directory preserving the "...\ipp-samples\..." part of the name.
p.p.s. For support questions on IPP, also check out the IPP forum and the IPP KB.
Since the IPP library is a passive component, it is a library you link against, the integration with Visual Studio is fairly simple. You should find help for the IPP library integrated into Visual Studio and, in the case of VS2010, you should be able to set a "USE_IPP" property in your solution/project files.
I'm assuming you have downloaded and installed the IPP sample files from here:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-integrated-performance-primitives-samples-license-agreement/
If so, make sure they are installed into a writeable location on your system, such as:
C:\Users\
and then open up a project that includes a VS2010 solution file, such as the ipp_compress project:
...\ipp-samples\data-compression\ipp_compress\ipp_compress.2010.sln
Within that solution file, right click the default ippcompress project and choose properties. On the properties page, under "Configuration Properties,"you should see and "Intel Performance Libraries" option that includes a "Use IPP" property (yes/no). If you see this then IPP is "integrated" into VS2010.
Toggling the setting above between "yes" and "no" should toggle a definition on the compiler command-line. For more information on that command-line option, see this article:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/introduction-to-linking-with-intel-ipp-70-library/
Please be sure your IPPROOT environment variable is set, the sample solution files depend on that environment variable being defined. Also, the VS2010 project files have been hard-coded and may require some tweaking to make that "Use IPP" element to work; however, for any new project you create from scratch the "Use IPP" should work as expected.
Here's a screenshot of what I mean by the "Use IPP" property:
Hope this helps,
Paul
p.s. For a sanity check, the samples also include build scripts that can be run from the command-line. Please try running some of those to see if they work. All they require is that your IPPROOT environment variable is set AND that you saved the samples into a directory preserving the "...\ipp-samples\..." part of the name.
p.p.s. For support questions on IPP, also check out the IPP forum and the IPP KB.
