User and Reference Guide for the Intel® C++ Compiler 14.0
The following applies to Microsoft Visual Studio* 2008.
To access the Select Build Components dialog box, click the Project menu and select Intel C++ Composer XE > Select Build Components.
Use the Select Build Components dialog box to specify Intel Performance Libraries-- Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP), Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB), Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL)-- and/or the compiler version to use with the selected project configuration. The dialog box supports both Intel® C++ and Microsoft Visual C++* project types.
Project Configuration: Select the desired project configuration. Choose from Debug or Release. Debug sets project options to include debug symbol information and turns off optimization. Release does not include debug symbol information; this configuration uses any optimizations that you have chosen.
Project Platform: Select the desired project platform.
Suite to use with this configuration: Select the desired suite. To use the default suite version, select <Default> . To use standalone libraries in your project with the Visual C++* compiler, select <Standalone Libraries> from the drop-down box and Apply. You can now select specific performance libraries in the Performance Libraries Versions drop-down boxes.
Standalone libraries are available for use with the Visual C++* compiler only.
Default suite version: Shows the default suite version that will be used if you select <Default> in Suite to use with this configuration.
Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives: Select the desired Intel® IPP library version.
Intel® Threading Building Blocks: Select the desired Intel® TBB library version.
Intel® Math Kernel Library: Select the desired Intel® MKL library version.
Use IPP: Select one of the following:
Use TBB: Check this box to use Intel® TBB.
Instrument for use with Intel® Threading Analysis Tools: Check this box to add the preprocessor definition TBB_USE_THREADING_TOOLS to the project property Preprocessor > Preprocessor Definitions.
The Instrument for use with Intel® Threading Analysis Tools option is only available if the project property Code Generation > Runtime Library is set to Multi-threaded DLL (/MD).
Use Intel® MKL: Select one of the following:
No: Disable use of Intel® MKL.
Parallel: Use Intel® MKL parallel libraries.
Sequential: Use Intel® MKL sequential libraries.
Cluster: Use Intel® MKL cluster libraries.
Use ILP64 interfaces: This option appears if your target platform is set to either x64 or Itanium . Check this box to add the corresponding ilp MKL libraries to the linker command line. Additionally, the MKL_ILP64 preprocessor definition will be added to the compiler command line. If you do not make this selection, lp Intel® MKL libraries will be used.
Sets of libraries for each option depend on selected target platform and project properties defined by Code Generation > Runtime Library and Advanced > Calling Convention.
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