How to use intel C plus plus Compiler v10 in Code::Blocks ?

[rods]

i use code::blocks svn 4639
the Global compiler settings have a Intel c plus plus Compiler v9 detault setting
i change the path and build file
Nothing,no build message

[Biplab]

Can you provide more details??

[pel]

I would also like to know how to run intel c++ compilier v10 in Codeblocks IDE!? Does it work? As for private purposes intel C is free so why not use it...

using the search and reading some posts it seems some ppl achieved to set the v9 of intels c++ compiler as default compiler.

Edit: now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

[Maciek]

now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

It's hard to believe. Quick google search shows that it's also available on linux.

[pel]

when i install the intel C++ compiler i get an error message by the installer because no MS visual studio IDE was found...

[JGM]

Edit: now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

A compiler is usually (not to say always) a command line application that take some files and options as input and produce the binaries as output, so it would never be tied to an IDE, unless a license says so, or is part of the GUI of the IDE code, what I don't think is the case :wink:.

Edit: I read the intel compiler page and indeed, it needs the M$ IDE beacuse it brings some headers and libraries to develop for some of the architectures supported by the compiler (including IA-32).

For IA-32 it says:

Use of command-line tools for building is supported only if one of the above required Microsoft development products is installed. The Microsoft Platform SDK alone is not sufficient.

For other platforms is not needed, only the M$ SDK

[pel]

Edit: now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

A compiler is usually (not to say always) a command line application that take some files and options as input and produce the binaries as output, so it would never be tied to an IDE, unless a license says so, or is part of the GUI of the IDE code, what I don't think is the case :wink:.

sounds logical but i just forward what the msg box said... so how can i integreate intel c++ into codeblocks? Would someone please help me? I cant find the proper .exe compiler file and i dont know its name to set it as default compiler.