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What options to use building in Visual Studio / command line in Windows?

maxima
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Sorry the Subject looks a lot like already asked question but the actual question is different.

I am trying a simple code to run on my Phi and I can get past the compilation. Is there a detailed instruction how to setup building process (through Visual Studio or command line) for different builds (eg native, MPI, OMP etc) including setting global vars etc?

I have MPSS 3.4.2. Visual Studio 2013. Windows 7. Intel Parallel Studio 2015.

I could find a lot of scripts for Linux but not for Windows.

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Frances_R_Intel
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I don't think it is exactly what you were hoping for but, in addition to the sections in the reference manuals on using Microsoft* Visual Studio* - for example, this section from the User and Reference Guide for the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0, there is a paper Intel® System Studio 2015 for Windows* Microsoft* Visual Studio* Integration that might help. This is general information, not coprocessor specific.

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Frances_R_Intel
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I don't think it is exactly what you were hoping for but, in addition to the sections in the reference manuals on using Microsoft* Visual Studio* - for example, this section from the User and Reference Guide for the Intel® C++ Compiler 15.0, there is a paper Intel® System Studio 2015 for Windows* Microsoft* Visual Studio* Integration that might help. This is general information, not coprocessor specific.

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maxima
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thanks. I found that /Qmic isn't supported in VS that gave me mixed feeling about using VS. I could manage to get on with my task using 'recipes' from the Dev zone but it took me 2 days to run 2 Linux samples from Windows.

however I still think that Intel should be more 'open' as other software development venues.. changing from 'specialist' attitude towards 'popular'. Adding hello world samples for 2-3 ways of using mic with the XE install with a Linux make and a VS project (or at least bat file) would seem naïve but could help people like me.

Just a feedback.

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