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Using the Intel® C++ Compiler

Follow the steps in this topic to use the Intel® C++ Compiler with Microsoft Visual Studio.

Supported versions:

• If you are using Visual Studio 2015: all versions of the Intel Compiler previous to version 15 are supported. Intel Compiler 16 is not currently supported.
• If you are using Visual Studio 2013: all versions of the Intel Compiler up to and including version 15 are supported. Intel Compiler 16 is not currently supported.

NOTE:  When you install the Intel C++ Compiler, it detects which version of Microsoft Visual Studio you are using and integrates itself with that version. After the installation has been completed, you have access to the Intel C++ Compiler from within Visual Studio without the need for any additional configuration steps.

NOTE:  RTX 2012 and above supports Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP).

To use the Intel C++ Compiler within the Visual Studio IDE

1. Create a Visual C++ project, or open your existing project

NOTE:  In order for Intel® to compile an RTSS application, it must include the C-Runtime options during project creation through the RTX Application Wizard.

2. In the Solution Explorer, select the project or projects you want to build with the Intel C++ Compiler and click the Use Intel(R) C++ toolbar button.
3. Add the options that you want.

1. Open the Project Property page.
2. Add compiler options to the Additional Options field
   or
   select the options from Intel Specific fields.
3. Under Linker > Input > Include Additional Libraries, add libircmt.lib

NOTE:  For a complete list of options see Compiler and Linker Options.

4. Rebuild the project or solution in the same way as with any other Visual C++ project.

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