How to use Intel® IPP(Integrated Performance Primitives) in LabWindows CVI...?

[jecki]

Hello.
I'm getting some errors when I try to execute my application.
My development environment is...

OS : Windows XP width SP3
CPU : Intel Quard Core6600
RAM : 2GB
Tool : Lab/Window CVI 8.5
IPP : Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives 5.2

The purpose of the application is to analysis signals.
When I try to run the application I'm getting an error saying there is a problem from to using ipp(Integrated Performance Primitives).
But MS-VC is don't getting any error.
I don't understand the error.
I need to know how to use the ipp library in my project.
Do I have to include with a special manner?
Answer me...
Regards!!!
 - jecki

[Chris_G.]

Hello jecki,

Thank you for posting on the NI Discussion Forums.  First of all, I am assuming that you have included all the necessary header/library files in order to call into the functions that come with the IPP download.  If you haven’t you must do this if you want to use the functionality of its libraries.  Also, since you said that you are trying to run your “executable”, I am assuming that you have compiled it, and that you are running it in release mode.  Is this correct?

If you take a look at the IPP download page, you will see that under “System Requirements”, you will see that the Standard CVI compiler (the default release-mode compiler for LabWindows/CVI) is not listed under “Supported Compilers” for your operating system.  You must choose a compatible compiler for the IPP functions to compile with.  To change your compiler, select Options » Build Options…, and change the active release mode compiler under Compiler for Release Configuration.  Also, under Code Generation, be sure to have Visual C/C++ selected next to Compatibility With.