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Unable to read and write using C++ file stream
For years in Fortran95, I've been reading and writing files into various directories of my choice, thus keeping our data files in an orderly fashion. However, now I am shocked to find that you can't do anything like that in C++.
Author: Om Sachan (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
08/24/2009
no exception triggered for division by 0
Reference Number : 550589 / DPD200136408Problem version: Intel(R) C++ compiler upto 10.1.030Operating System : Windows & Linux* Problem Description : __try {     val = 5/0; }__except(1) {     ...
Author: Milind Kulkarni (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
08/11/2009
Samples changes in Intel® IPP 6.1
This document lists the sample code changes in Intel® IPP 6.1
Author: Vipin Kumar E K (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
06/23/2009
Intel® IPP sample code
It lists all available Intel IPP sample codes where you can find from product, book and manuals to understand Intel IPP function usages.
Author: Ying Song (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
06/11/2009
Unknown Compression Method Error for Parallel Lint Samples
An "unknown compression method" error may be seen when uncompressing the Parallel Lint samples from parallel_lint.zip in Intel C++ Compiler 11.1.
Author: Steve Lionel (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
06/03/2009
Sample code for understanding the effect of compiler options
To understand the effect of different flags on the performance, we need some sample code which can demonstrate the effect of compiler options.
Author: Om Sachan (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
03/23/2009
Optimize embarrassingly parallel loops
Algorithms that display data parallelism with iteration independence lend themselves to loops that exhibit ‘embarrassingly parallel’ code. We look at examples to maximize the performance of such loops with minimal effort.
Author: Ganesh Rao (Intel)
Type: Sample Code
11/30/2008
High Clocks Per Instruction Retired when vectorizing the loop.
Sometimes when we vectorize a loop, we get a high Clocks Per Instruction Retired (CPI) value. This happens when there is high bus utilization and the bus gets saturated.
Type: Sample Code
11/18/2008