What's new in Intel® IPP 6.0 Beta?
Intel IPP 6.0 Beta continues to expand functionality in several function domains. Please refer to Intel IPP 6.0 Beta page for more information on the new features.
Are there any new function domains in Intel IPP 6.0 Beta?
Intel IPP 6.0 Beta introduced two function domains:
- ippgen: generated functions for transform with a fixed length
- ippdi: data integrity functions based on operations over finite fields for error-correcting coding.
Detail functions in these two domains can be found in \IPPDIR\doc\ippsman.pdf manual.
Where can I find further formation on threaded static libraries?
Please refer to FAQs on Using Intel IPP ® threaded static libraries.
How can DMIP library help my image processing application?
Intel IPP Deferred Mode Image Processing (DMIP) library is the C++ library, which organizes Intel IPP functions into image processing pipeline and provides additional threading and memory access optimization. For large images, DMIP library can significantly improve the image processing performance. DMIP library is provided in Intel IPP Sample code. Bellow is some further information about Deferred Libirary:
DIMP Library summary in Intel® Software Insight Magazine(Page 19-20): http://isdlibrary.intel-dispatch.com/isd/1800/VC_ISI_2_v8_hotlinked_061208.pdf
Deferred Image Processing article: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/isn/downloads/graphics/pdfs/deferred_image_processing.pdf
DIMP Libirary Reference Manual document at Intel IPP sample code: \ipp-samples\image-processing\dmip\doc\dmipman.pdf
What is Unified Image Codecs library?
Intel IPP Unified Image Codecs (UIC) is a set of C++ interfaces that simplify the use of various image codecs. It includes abstract base classes and implementation of some image codecs, for example JPEG and JPEG2000, built on top of these base classes. UIC library is included in the Intel IPP Samples code. Please refer to reference manual at \ipp-samples\image-codecs\uic\src\docuic_manual.pdf for more details.
What is new in data compression sample?
Intel IPP 6.0 Beta provides high-level data compression library support lzo and continues to improve performance for zlib, gzip, bzip2:
| Ipp_gzip |
Command-line compatible with gzip utilities
Threaded implementation to benefit for multi-core processors |
| Ipp_zlib |
Compatible APIs as zlib-1.2.3 library
Additional performance improvement on compression/decompression |
| Ipp_bzip2/Ipp_libbzip2 |
Providing the same APIs as the libbzip2-1.0.4
Optimization on the basic functions of libbzip2 library.
Threading libbzip2 functions with OpenMP* |
| Ipp_lzo |
Threaded implementation on lzo library. | |
Does Intel IPP 6.0 Beta support Intel Atom™ Processor support?
Yes. Intel IPP 6.0 Beta provide Intel Atom Processor support and specific optimized libraries for Linux* OS
How can I get access to cryptography in IPP 6.0 Beta?
Please click here to request access to Intel IPP 6.0 Beta cryptography library.
I have some additional questions, where can I get help?
For help with function usage, sample code, documentation, runtime errors, linking errors and other problem reports, submit an issue to Intel® Premier Support.
For additional product support information on Intel IPP, please visit Intel IPP Support website
To ask questions of and share information with other users of Intel® IPP, please go to The Intel IPP User Forum.
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