Using Intel's TBB on Win7 and VS2013

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Used on Win7 and VS2013
Intel's TBB
1.Software version
Visual Studio 2013
TBB 4.3 Update 1 (tbb43_20141023oss_win.zip)
2.InstallationTBB
Tbb,thread Building Blocks, a threading building block, is a tool developed by Intel Corporation for parallel programming.
TBB can run on Windows,linux and OSX, supporting Intel, Microsoft, and GNU tools, which
Cover the vast majority of the demand range. Compared to OpenMP, TBB does not need to rely on the compiler directive Progma to
Programming, more easy to use.
The Software installation package can be downloaded from this website:
https://www.threadingbuildingblocks.org
I downloaded the 4.3 version, which was released on November 11, 2014.
Https://www.threadingbuildingblocks.org/sites/default/files/software_releases/window
S/tbb43_20141023oss_win.zip
After extracting the tbb43_20141023oss_win.zip, it can be used without installation.
3.Setting environment variables
This sets up two environment variables, one is to add the TBB Bin directory to the system PATH, and the second is to define a
A new environment variable, tbbroot, which is used in subsequent Visual Studio engineering files.
My bin directory is placed in: d:/TBB43_20141023OSS/BIN/INTEL64/VC12
tbbroot= d:/Tbb43_20141023oss
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4.EstablishVisual StudioEngineering
Here are the simplest examples to illustrate TBB programming.
First, create a blank project file. Select Win32 Console Application. My project is named
Testtbb
Select a blank project.
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5.Add aC + +Source code files
Right-click the project's Source Files, select Add New Item on the popup menu.
File type Select C + + file (. cpp) files.
6.Choose --Bit Engineering
Default new project for Win32 program, now commonly used is the x64 program, so manually add in. There is no straight
How to connect the new x64 project? You know, leave a message.
The add process is as follows:
Right click on the project, select "Properties", click "Configuration Manager".
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Select "New" in "Active solution platform".
Select "Platform"? "x64"
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7.Set upINCLUDEAndLIBPath
To compile the target Release | x64 for example. Right-click the "Release |" button in the project properties first. x64 ",
Select "Add New Project Property Sheet". Add a "tbb_release_x64.props" property file.
Edit this property file (right mouse button?) Properties), in the "C + +"? General "?" Additional
Include Directory "Plus" $ (tbbroot)/include "
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Similarly, in "Linker"? General "?" Additional Library Directory "plus
"$ (tbbroot)/lib/intel64/vc12".
In "Linker"? Input "?" Additional Dependencies "Add" tbb.lib ".
Note that this is not directly modified in the project properties file, but instead adds a separate property file and uses the
The TBBROOT environment variable. This allows you to use this property file directly when you create a new project, and
No more step-by-step setup is required. Similarly, after the TBB path changes, there is no need to modify the project properties, but to modify
environment variable Tbbroot. The versatility of doing this will be better.
Similarly, modify Debug | x64, add a Tbb_debug_x64.props property file.
The whole project has been established.
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8.Compile run
Refer to the TBB sample program for an example of Getting Start:
Tbb43_20141023oss/examples/gettingstarted/sub_string_finder/sub_string_finder.cpp
Write your own TBB program and experiment with the results.

Using Intel's TBB on Win7 and VS2013