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There are 3 types of Intel® IPP sample code that are available for developers to learn how to use the Intel Integrated Performance Primitives. Each type is designed to demonstrate how to build software with Intel IPP functions. Each link in the table below contains information on downloading the sample files.
| Type |
Description |
| Application-level Samples |
These samples illustrate how to build a wide variety of applications such as:
- encoders
- decoders
- viewers
- players
using the Intel IPP APIs. Instructions on how to build the samples are described in a Readme file contained in the sample installation package. |
| Source Code Files |
These platform independent examples show basic techniques for using Intel IPP functions to perform operations including:
- performance measurement
- time-domain filtering
- affine transformation
- canny edge detection
and more. Each example consists of 1-3 source code files (.cpp). |
| Code Snippets |
Code snippets are very short programs which demonstrate how to call a particular Intel IPP function. Numerous code snippets are contained in the Intel IPP Manuals (.pdf) as part of the documentation text. | | Note: Intel® IPP sample code is intended only as an example of how to use the APIs and to build encoders/decoders in different development environments. Please submit problems with:
- installation
- compiling
- linking
- runtime errors
- incorrect output
to Intel Premier Support. You can also share and discuss the experience of using Intel IPP samples with other developers at the Intel IPP User Forum.
Operating System:
| Windows Server* 2003 Standard x64 Edition, Mac OS*, Red Hat* Enterprise Linux 2.1, SUSE* Linux 9.1, SUSE* Linux Enterprise Server 8.0, SUSE* Linux Enterprise Server 9.0, Windows* XP Professional, Red Hat* Linux 7.2, Red Hat* Linux 7.3, Red Hat* Linux 8.0, Windows Server* 2003, Red Hat* Linux 9.0, Red Hat* Enterprise Linux 3.0, SUSE* Linux* 8.2, Windows* XP 64-Bit Edition Version 2003 |
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