Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of Intel_IPP_Codecs

Timestamp:

Feb 11, 2010 12:16:29 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

ismangil

Comment:

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Intel_IPP_Codecs

@@ -146 +146 @@
  - (for IPP v5.3) '''{{{libusc.a}}}''' file somewhere under {{{speech-codecs/bin}}} directory, e.g. {{{ipp-samples/speech-codecs/bin/linux32_gcc3/lib}}} directory. 
  - (for IPP v6.x) '''{{{libspeech.a}}}''' file somewhere under {{{speech-codecs/_bin}}} directory, e.g. {{{ipp-samples/speech-codecs/_bin/linuxem64t_gcc4/lib}}} directory. 
+
+The directory name corresponds to the platform where the samples are built for.
+
+If you have any problems with installing and/or building the IPP or IPP samples, please read the IPP documentation or contact Intel for support.
+
+==== Running "configure" with IPP support ====
+
+The {{{configure}}} script needs to be invoked with the appropriate IPP options in order to set up IPP include and library paths. There are three relevant arguments:
+
+{{{
+  --with-ipp=DIR          Specify the Intel IPP location
+  --with-ipp-samples=DIR  Specify the Intel IPP samples location
+  --with-ipp-arch=ARCH    Specify the Intel IPP ARCH suffix, e.g. "64" or
+                          "em64t". Default is blank for IA32.
+}}}
+
+
+For this tutorial, we'll use two environment variables to hold the location of IPP and IPP samples. 
+
+Sample configure session for Intel IPP 5.3 for IA32 architecture:
+ {{{
+$ cd /your/pjproject/directory
+$ export IPPROOT=/opt/intel/ipp/5.3.1.062/ia32/
+$ export IPPSAMPLES=~/Desktop/ipp-samples
+$ ./configure --enable-ipp --with-ipp=$IPPROOT --with-ipp-samples=$IPPSAMPLES
+ }}}
+
+Sample configure session for Intel IPP 6.1 for em64t architecture:
+ {{{
+$ cd /your/pjproject/directory
+$ export IPPROOT=/opt/intel/ipp/6.1.2.051/em64t/
+$ export IPPSAMPLES=~/Desktop/opt/intel/ipp-samples
+$ ./configure --enable-ipp --with-ipp=$IPPROOT --with-ipp-samples=$IPPSAMPLES --with-ipp-arch=em64t
+ }}}
+
+Note that you still need to enable IPP support in your {{{config_site.h}}} in order to use the IPP features. This will be explained in the next section.
+
+
+=== Mac OS X Instructions ===
+
+==== Download and install Intel Compiler and IPP samples ====
+
+ 1. IPP cannot be obtained separately, you have to install Intel Compiler to get it.
+ 1. Download Intel Compiler and Intel IPP samples from http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/302910.htm
+ 1. Extract the archive to a temporary folder
+ 1. Run the installer and follow the on screen instructions. The default installation options will install it to ''"/Library/Frameworks"'' directory (e.g. ''"/Library/Frameworks/Intel_IPP.framework/Versions/Current/"'' in my case).
+ 1. Extract IPP samples to a directory (e.g. to ''"~/Desktop/ipp-samples"'').
+
+
+==== Build the IPP samples ====
+ 1. Go to the directory where IPP samples have been extracted to (e.g. {{{~/Desktop/ipp-samples}}}).
+ 1. Go to {{{speech-codecs}}} folder.
+ 1. Open the {{{readme.htm}}} file, and follow the instructions there to build the samples from the source.
+   - typically you'd just need to execute one of the '''build*.sh''' script after setting the IPPROOT environment variable.
+
+The build process produces the following:
+ - (for IPP v5.3) '''{{{libusc.a}}}''' file somewhere under {{{speech-codecs/bin}}} directory. 
+ - (for IPP v6.x) '''{{{libspeech.a}}}''' file somewhere under {{{speech-codecs/_bin}}} directory, e.g. {{{ipp-samples/speech-codecs/_bin/osxem64t_icc111/lib}}} directory. 
 
 The directory name corresponds to the platform where the samples are built for.
@@ -296 +354 @@
     }}}
 
-=== Linux Instructions ===
+=== Linux/Mac Instructions ===
 
 By default, the configuration and build system will link with Intel IPP shared libraries. This is controlled by the {{{IPP_LIBS}}} setting in the auto-generated {{{build.mak}}} file: