Linux
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| Operating system compatibility [Knowledgebase] Currently, the Intel® Cluster Tools are supported on the following operating systems: Linux Distributions IA-32 Intel® 64(32- and 64-bit Applications) Itanium® Red Hat Enterprise Li ... Posted: 2009-07-17 12:01:56 by Gergana Slavova (Intel) | suse, os support, red hat, sles, windows ccs, windows vista, Linux |
| Linux Bug Extermination [Blogs] Well, it has been a while since I wrote a blog entry, but boy have I learned some stuff! If you have followed my previous blogs you know that I have been working on developing a program to be run on M ... Posted: 2008-10-01 09:57:04 by Judy Hartley (Intel) | GTK+, C++, Linux, MID |
| Wi-Fi* Simple Config (WSC) Linux* Reference Implementation [Knowledgebase] Introduction Wi-Fi Simple Config (WSC) is a new method for setting up residential Wi-Fi (802.11) networks with equal emphasis on security and ease-of-use. The method is being standardized in Wi- ... Posted: 2009-10-12 14:52:08 by | open source, Code, wi-fi, Mobility, Linux |
| Porting Applications to Linux* Standard Base Made Easy [Knowledgebase] by Rajesh Banginwar and Nilesh Jain Introduction Use the Linux* Standard Base Development Kit to reduce overall LSB conformance testing time and cost. The Linux Standard Base (LSB) specifies th ... Posted: 2009-02-24 15:01:54 by Nilesh Jain (Intel), Rajesh Banginwar (Intel) | Code, Linux |
| Short Data Segment Overflow Error on Linux* 64 on Itanium® Architecture [Knowledgebase] by Seung-Woo Kim Abstract It is possible to produce a short data segment overflow link error on Intel® Itanium® Architecture on Linux* 64 platforms when building very large static images. This pro ... Posted: 2009-08-25 12:35:43 by Seung-woo Kim (Intel) | itanium, Code, Linux |
| Preventing Glitches in Signal Processing [Knowledgebase] by Danny Kalev, C++ Pro Introduction Signals are similar to hardware interrupts. They cause a process to branch from the current execution flow, perform a specific action, and resume execution f ... Posted: 2009-01-27 15:57:35 by | signal processing, Code, Linux |
| memcpy performance [Knowledgebase] Abstract Normal usage of memcpy() with gcc presents serious performance issues. Implications and some possible avoidance measures are discussed for both 32- and 64-bit builds Background l ... Posted: 2009-03-09 10:57:55 by | Linux |
| Red Hat EL5 x86-64 installation [Knowledgebase] Red Hat EL5 (and CentOS?) x86-64 installation hints EL5 requires a few more semi-expert steps not usually expected from production linux distros. Please feel free to amend these if you can help o ... Posted: 2009-03-10 11:32:24 by | Linux |
| Frame Grabber for reading Webcam output with Intel-IPP [Forums] I would like to analyze a video stream from a webcam in real time using the Intel Integrated Performance Primitives on Linux to track the location of a feature in the frame. Does the IIPP come with a ... Posted: 2008-10-06 13:24:50 by abh_33 | USB, webcam, Linux, video |
| Build an Ubuntu Fedora Dual Boot System [Knowledgebase] Building a system that has both Ubuntu and Fedora installed. By Dale Taylor 5Oct2008 Keywords: Ubuntu, Fedora, Dual Booting, Linux, MID These ins ... Posted: 2008-10-09 12:55:37 by Dale Taylor (Intel) | dual booting, Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux, MID |
| Fedora 10 linux install? [Forums] Does anyone have managed to get Vtune to work under Fedora 10? ... Posted: 2008-10-22 03:15:06 by YannGolanski | Fedora 10, Vtune, Linux |
| World of Netbooks: Interview with Jon Ramvi of the Ubuntu Eee Project [Blogs] While I was trying different OS options on the Eee PC 901, I spent some time with Ubuntu Eee. It's not an official Ubuntu/Canonical project, but rather a community driven custom distribution with some ... Posted: 2008-10-24 14:53:10 by Josh Bancroft (Intel) | community, distribution, Project, Ubuntu, Eee, eeepc, netbook, netbooks, interview, jonramvi, ubuntueee, worldofnetbooks, atom, Mobility, Linux |
| Cross-Platform Wizarding [Blogs] Hi Everyone. Well, I’m happy to tell you that the program I’ve been discussing in my previous blogs has completed the code inspection process and has cleared legal. The decision was made to bu ... Posted: 2008-10-29 07:59:02 by Judy Hartley (Intel) | Programming, GTK+, Add new tag, C++, cross-platform, wxWidgets, Linux |
| Need "wrapper" to compile the Linux kernel with ICC [Forums] I am a developer with an idea to start a new kernel source for Gentoo that is specifically for the Intel ICC compiler. Evidentally there is a "wrapper" that is needed to be applied to the kernel sourc ... Posted: 2008-11-14 12:16:05 by thaidog | ICC, kernel, compile, wrapper, Linux |
| Using the Application Energy Toolkit on a MID [Knowledgebase] Using the Application Energy Toolkit on a MID By Dale Taylor last updated: 14Nov2008 Keywords: MID, Power, Linux, Midinux, RedFlag The Applicatio ... Posted: 2008-11-18 16:00:39 by Dale Taylor (Intel) | toolkit, Energy, Linux, Midinux, MID |
| Enabling the GPS on a Midinux MID [Knowledgebase] Enabling the GPS on a Midinux MID By Dale Taylor last updated: 26Nov2008 Keywords: MID, GPS, Linux, Midinux, RedFlag, Compal, Jax10 T ... Posted: 2008-12-01 14:00:16 by Dale Taylor (Intel) | GPS, Redflag, Compal, Jax10, Linux, Midinux, MID |
| Developing for MID devices: Starting over with Linux [Knowledgebase] Introduction After working in a Windows environment for many years I find myself now coding from a Linux platform. You have to throw out a lot of what you have learned. Not so much the coding lan ... Posted: 2009-08-17 13:50:41 by Judy Hartley (Intel) | Linux, MID |
| Porting !DEC$ ATTRIBUTES DLLIMPORT to linux for access to .so [Forums] I have a DLL written in C++ on Windows, that I want to convert to a shared object library on linux. The C++ work is pretty straightforward. But to access the .so on linux, I don't know how I would ... Posted: 2008-12-11 09:21:51 by jreyno@sandia.gov | Fortran, dll, dlls, shared objects, portability, windows, Linux |
| Does "popular" mean "better" in open source? [Blogs] Here in the West, having a hit is considered the mark of success. If you do something that is really insanely great, it should become incredibly popular, no matter what the critics or the bloggers ... Posted: 2008-12-18 17:47:59 by David Stewart (Intel) | Ubuntu, "open source", OpenSolaris, DTrace, Jim Grisanzio, ZFS, Linux, Solaris |
| linking in IPP, C++, Linux, FedoraCore5, Eclipse, makefile, library path [Forums] I'm just beginning to develop C++ apps on Linux with Eclipse 3.3 IDE and IPP.I can't seem to get out of the starting gate though, as I am unable to link either statically or dynamically.I have tried r ... Posted: 2009-01-14 09:12:40 by aarondavid007 | C++, IPP, Linux, linking |
| How open is OpenSolaris ? [Blogs] I have always wondered what makes a successful open source project, especially since i worked extensively on Linux and now working on OpenSolaris. Dave Stewart did a presentation a while back on the s ... Posted: 2009-01-21 21:25:09 by Ashok Raj (Intel) | Linux, opensource, Solaris |
| Linux Port - Linker problems [Forums] I have been trying to move an IPP-based application I've developed in Xcode on Mac OS X to a Linux environment. I have a makefile (which was generated from my Xcode project by the very handy utility ... Posted: 2009-02-02 07:50:28 by bennettk | link error, Linux |
| 支持移动互联网设备的linux操作系统平台上的Intel C++软件开发工具套件 [Knowledgebase] Robert Müller-Albrecht 是英特尔的资深产品专家，他的白皮书概述了持移动互联网设备（Mobile Internet Device）的Intel® C++ Software Development Tool Suite for Linux* OS， ... Posted: 2009-02-14 08:00:40 by | Moblin, atom, Linux |
| Linux Libraries Lost and Found [Blogs] Developing an application to run on Linux systems is, for the most part, fun and rewarding. I always enjoy using new tools and seeing how much I can get the tool to do for me. But after the cons ... Posted: 2009-02-19 11:33:38 by Judy Hartley (Intel) | distribution, libraries, software, Linux, application release, MID |
| Thread Profiler cannot instrument /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 [Forums] Hello,I am trying to use the Intel Thread Profiler with the remote data collector on Linux (SLES 10 SP2). When I try to collect data, the ittserver prints the following and the Windows GUI hangs and n ... Posted: 2009-02-27 03:18:51 by Thomas Willhalm (Intel) | Thread Profiler, Linux |
| Transfer correct settings and variable precisions from Win32 to Linux [Forums] I'm currently trying to compile a Fortran program - I've been using up to now on Windows (XP)/DOS command-line - under Linux (Kubuntu 8.10 on an Intel P8400). I cant manage to get the same results for ... Posted: 2009-03-30 10:04:01 by backsoon | win32, floating point, Linux, precision |
| Ok. I'm desperate. Need help with debugger. [Forums] Hi. Sorry if this is the wrong spot to post this. I have 32 bit Intel c++ 11.083 installed in 32 bit Ubuntu Linux. I can use idb at the terminal to start the debugger and load my .exe. All the source ... Posted: 2009-04-18 19:38:21 by lawcoperamail.com | Ubuntu, Debugger, Linux, breakpoint, can't, set |
| Great MID and Atom development articles [Blogs] We've had an amazing few weeks of articles and content posted to the Mobility and Atom communities, and wanted to share some of it in case you missed it. Developing for Mobile Internet Devices: Tools ... Posted: 2009-05-07 15:21:54 by Jeff Moriarty (Intel) | tools, browser, Moblin, Linux, MID |
| Two Years Later: Why Linux people still lust after DTrace [Blogs] Bill Pearson from the Intel Software Network posted a declaration of a party on the occasion of the 2000th blog post on ISN. One of the highlights he listed was the conversation which was engender ... Posted: 2009-06-04 17:36:21 by David Stewart (Intel) | Intel Software Network, "open source", OpenSolaris, DTrace, powertop, Linux |
| Moblin: Intel's Open Source Operating System [Videos] Moblin is Intel's open source operating system optimized for the Intel AtomTM Processor. The first version is optimized for the Netbook. Moblin features an amazing user experience, fast boot, and ... Posted: 2009-06-11 13:44:54 by Jerry Makare (Intel), venkatrajaraman | open source, Moblin, Intel Software Network, Mobility, Linux |
| What's cool about Moblin? [Blogs] My good friends at the Intel Software Network have launched a terrific new way to deliver technology videos to the community: ISN TV. For their launch this week, they invited me to give a brief int ... Posted: 2009-06-14 20:10:38 by David Stewart (Intel) | Moblin, Intel Software Network, netbooks, "open source", Facebook, twitter, Linux, Flickr, Social Networking, ISN TV, Fast Boot, Last.fm, Moble Internet Devices |
| Help: Using Intel Thread Profiler on Linux [Forums] I believe that thread profiler is a Windows only software as far as I can tell. But where do I find the linux install?From what I understand; I can turn on the -tprofile switch on ICC then I can dum ... Posted: 2009-07-08 08:55:32 by Mike Pearce (Intel) | Thread Profiler, Linux |
| Getting actual _full_ name of current executable [Forums] Hi, Linux 2.6.18-92.el5/opt/intel/compiler/bin/intel64/icpc -vVersion 11.0 Is there any way to get actual _full_ name of current executable, not only via argv[0] in main() program? Thanks, Alex Vinoku ... Posted: 2009-07-14 07:19:43 by alexvi | Linux, executable, full name |
| Dirk Hohndel gives Intel keynote at OSCON 2009 [Blogs] I just heard Dirk Hohndel give the OSCON 2009 Intel keynote for Imad Sousou. Dirk is the chief open source technologist at Intel and this is the third year he has stepped in for Imad at the last minu ... Posted: 2009-07-22 09:08:07 by David Stewart (Intel) | open source, Moblin, netbooks, Linux, intel |
| How to comile OpenCV with icpc? [Forums] I am trying to compile OpenCV with icc on Linux Debian, in order to profile the execution with intel tools.I installed the last version of icc with default options. I tried both "user" (icc is install ... Posted: 2009-08-13 08:50:23 by Jérôme | opencv, compilation, Linux |
| Who Works on the Linux Kernel? [Blogs] I was excited to see that the Linux Foundation just released an update to their Linux kernel study. This study has some interesting insights into the work that goes into each revision of the kernel al ... Posted: 2009-08-24 07:30:37 by Dawn M. Foster | open source, linux kernel, Linux, linux foundation |
| opencv w/ ipp 6.1 on linux: is it possible [Forums] Hi, I have downloaded and installed the Linux version of IPP, version 6.1.1.042. Its test applications run smoothly.I have OpenCV installed on my Ubuntu Jaunty system. I used the latest tested svn s ... Posted: 2009-08-28 07:24:38 by gakrivas | opencv, Linux, IPP 6.1 |
| Joseph Hill from Novell talking about Mono [Videos] In this video from the Intel booth at OSCON, Joseph Hill, Project Manager for Mono at Novell provides an overview of Mono along with some updates about the open source project. He talks about how Mono ... Posted: 2009-09-16 10:17:58 by Dawn M. Foster, Julie Ann Baker (Intel) | .net, open source, mono, Linux, novell |
| AIO Assertion: Unexpected statement [Forums] This one's fun: I found a bug! The following test code causes an ifort crash: program cause_AIO_assertion integer D1,D2 if(D1) & if(D2) wr ... Posted: 2009-09-17 10:39:30 by nooj | Linux, AIO, mac, aio assertion, unexpected statement |
| Don't Miss LinuxCon and Linux Plumbers This Week in Portland [Blogs] If you are in Portland, Oregon this week, we have ... not one, but two great events happening this week! Both events have several people from Intel speaking alongside many other industry experts. L ... Posted: 2009-09-21 09:28:11 by Dawn M. Foster | Linux, linux foundation, linux plumbers conference, linuxcon, portland |
| How to Shine in a Crowded Field: LinuxCon Keynote by Dirk Hohndel [Blogs] At the Linux Foundation LinuxCon event, Dirk Hohndel gave a keynote to a packed room about what it takes for open source companies to shine in the crowded market for technology products. Dirk says tha ... Posted: 2009-09-28 07:58:25 by Dawn M. Foster | open source, Linux, linux foundation, linuxcon |
| Errors with boost::log compilation on Linux [Forums] I am trying to compile Boost 1.40 with log library and icpc (v. 11.1 20090630) fails with the following error (among others that follow):../../../libs/log/src/attribute_set.cpp(415): error: no operato ... Posted: 2009-10-21 09:04:46 by kwilk | boost, template, Linux |
| VTune on x64 Linux: Crashes when trying to view function/method details [Forums] I'm running VTune Analyzer on a x64 Centos 4.8 machine with custom Kernel.the vtunedemo profiles and works fine. However, when profiling our application, if I double-click on a function/method in our ... Posted: 2009-11-05 07:11:10 by jjmcwill2003 | crash, x64, CentOS, Linux |