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

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JGM:

--- Quote from: pel on January 01, 2008, 02:40:22 pm ---Edit: now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

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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:


--- Quote ---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.

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

pel:

--- Quote from: JGM on January 01, 2008, 05:21:29 pm ---
--- Quote from: pel on January 01, 2008, 02:40:22 pm ---Edit: now i found out that intel C++ compiler needs a Visual studio IDE by M$  too bad.

--- End quote ---

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:.

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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.

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