Intel® Advisor XE 2013 Update 3 guides developers to add parallelism to their existing C/C++ programs. Using this tool, you can identify where most of the time is spent in your code, which of those locations can actually scale to multi-core and what correctness issues are lurking in those locations. The information provided by this tool can help you decide where to thread your code more judiciously. You can learn more about this tool at the Intel(R) Advisor XE 2013 home page.
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What's new? Update 3 - Intel® Advisor XE 2013
Intel® Advisor XE 2013
Intel® Advisor XE 2013 guides developers to add parallelism to their existing C/C++, Fortran, or C# programs.
New in Update 3!
· Improved assistance window
Intel® VTune™ Amplifier XE 2013 Update 6 What's New
Intel® VTune™ Amplifier XE 2013 Update 6 release is now available for download at Intel Registration Center
New for Update 6!
Developing Enterprise Windows* Store Apps using RESTful Web Services
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Abstract
This article discusses a way to create Enterprise Windows* Store apps that are connected to RESTful web services. It also includes a case study on implementing a network healthcare-themed application in C# that consumes a RESTful web service.
Useful Links for Intel® Inspector XE 2013 and Intel® Inspector for Systems 2013
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Important Knowledge Base Articles for Intel® Inspector XE 2013
Did you see the preview of Codemasters’ GRID2 running on Intel 4th Gen Core?
UPDATED: Check out what Codemasters has to say about working with Intel on GRID2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbvRWe6jDok[/embed]
Introducing the Intel® Perceptual Computing SDK 2013
In “Once Again, A Farewell to Cambridge” (“再别康桥”, 1928), Xu Zhimo (徐志摩) wrote, “By waving my hands / I am saying goodbye to the rosy cloud in the western sky” (“我轻轻的招手 / 作别西天的云彩”). While gesture interaction with the cloud only happens in a poet’s works, in reality the Intel® Perceptual Computing SDK 2013 creates a new world of interactivity with Intel® Core™ processor based applications.
How to Throw a UIElement Across the Screen Using C# in Windows 8 Style Apps
Last year, I wrote a blog about creating your own simple collision detection code. I implemented this for a children's math game I created. You can refer to my blog here:
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