Intel Integrated Performance Primitive Links

[A Former User]

@Christoph-Hart Yeah, I forgot to change it to static runtime.

@nesta99
Here is the Update.

IPP Linker Windows Update 1.zip

Added Icon as well.

Hope this will work without installing additional Visual C++ Redistributable Packages.

[A Former User]

@nesta99 I didn't understand the language . I guess it requires MSVCPP Runtime library.

MSVCP.zip

Extract>Paste it into

C:\Windows\SysWOW64

and

C:\Windows\System32

[A Former User]

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IPP Linker v 2.0
For Mac and Windows OS.
---------------------------------What is New in v 2.0----------------------------------------

• Updated GUI
• Generate Button to generate required Intel Performance Primitive versions
• Direct DOWNLOAD Button instantly Downloads via web browser (No URL Copy Paste)
• Available for MAC and Windows
• Download IPP for LINUX OS from Windows or Mac systems

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Windows

Mac

Coming Soon !! for New HISE users.

[Sawer]

@Rudra-Ghosh You’re the best man!

[Tania Ghosh]

@nesta99 (y) .. proud to have him as brother. But he doesn't teach me anything. Always says "Learn from the Geniuses of the Forum"

[A Former User]

IPP Linker 2.0

IPP Linker Update 2 Windows.zip

IPP Linker Update 2 Mac OSX.zip

[Jerems134]

@Rudra Ghosh Wow, thanks man !

[emptyk]

Any new update??

[David Healey]

@emptyk Go to this page - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/ipp.html

Click "Get It Now" under "Download as Part of the Toolkit"

Select your OS, select Online Installer.

Choose the latest version.

Click "Continue as a Guest (download starts immediately)"

When installing, make sure to select the option to integrate with Visual Studio.

After install, in Projucer, enable IPP under `hi_core", and check that under the Visual Studio 2022 exporter "Use IPP Library (oneAPI)" is set to Static Library

[JulesV]

Is there a way to download these old IPP versions?

I'm using an old HISE version that's a year and a half old, and the latest IPP version doesn't work with VS 2022 on the computer where I just installed it.

[David Healey]

@JulesV You'd need to search Intel's site to see if they provide it, or just skip IPP

[resonant]

@David-Healey said in Intel Integrated Performance Primitive Links:

@JulesV or just skip IPP

Isn't this necessary for convolution?

[David Healey]

@resonant It's optional, HISE will fallback to a less efficient algorithm that's all.