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Selecting the Intel® C++ Compiler
This topic discusses integrating the Intel® C++ Compiler with Microsoft*
Visual Studio* .NET.
In this example, you are compiling the gzip.exe application.
Select the Intel C++ Compiler to Compile your Project
You want to use the Intel C++ Compiler as the compiler for your project.
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With Solution Explorer, select the project whose settings
you want to modify, in this case, the gzip project.
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Right-click on the gzip project name, then select Properties.
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Be sure the correct configuration is selected (in
the red frame). In this case, you want to modify just
the Release version.
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Select Intel® Specific in the left pane (in
the orange frame).
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The right pane displays the Compiler and Environment Settings.
Select Intel C++ Compiler (icl.exe) from the drop-down list
(in the blue frame).
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Click OK.
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Select the Microsoft Compiler for an Individual File
Although you chose the Intel compiler as your project's compiler, you
want to use the Microsoft compiler to compile a specific file within the
project.
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With Solution Explorer, select the file whose settings you
want to modify.
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Right-click on the file name, then select Properties.
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Be sure the correct configuration is selected (in
the red frame).
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Select Intel® Specific in the left pane (in
the orange frame).
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The right pane displays the Compiler and Environment Settings.
Select Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler (cl.exe) from the drop-down
list (in the blue frame).
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Click OK.
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