This article is a detailed guide on how to implement sensors on an Ultrabook® running Windows 8. There are many sensors on the Ultrabook®, but this demo will only use the accelerometer. The article will be using a demo application to help explain the details. To fully comprehend this article, please review the requirements before continuing.
This article is a detailed guide on how to implement touch on an touch enabled Ultrabook® running Windows® 8. The article will be using a demo application to help explain the details. To fully comprehend this article, please review the requirements before continuing.
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Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Vectorization Essentials, Data Alignment to Assist Vectorization
Overview
The Windows* Runtime API, also called WinRT, is the new core API for Windows 8* Store apps. It exposes all the full new Windows 8* features to developers, in an object-oriented and efficient way.
This API is written in C++ on top of Win32 and the COM interface. It is exposed out to other languages (in particular C++/CX, C#, Visual Basic* and Javascript*) via API meta-data files (.winmd files).
Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Vectorization Essentials, Vectorization and Optimization Reports
Overview
Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Vectorization Essentials, Fortran Array Data and Arguments and Vectorization
Overview
Compiler Methodology for Intel® MIC Architecture
Vectorization EssentialsThis chapter covers topics in vectorization. Vectorization is a form of data-parallel programming. In this, the processor performs the same operation simultaneously on N data elements of a vector ( a one-dimensional array of scalar data objects such as floating point objects, integers, or double precision floating point objects).
Description:Microsoft Windows* System PATH environment variable is no longer set during installation of Intel® MKL
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