Free stuff...
 

I really don't know what this means, but maybe it will help someone:

[QUOTE] Dear Developer

We have recently expanded our product offering to include additional software development products for non-commercial use. In addition to the Intel Compilers for Linux, we now offer non-commercial Linux versions of the Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer, Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP) and Intel® Math Kernel Libraries (Intel® MKL). As a registered non-commercial user of the Intel® Compilers, you may be familiar with the qualification criteria , however, we invite you to visit [url]http://www.intel.com/software/products/noncom/index.htm?iid=noncom+09142004&[/url] to see if you qualify for this offer and other related information about this program.[/QUOTE]

means there telling u can get intel software for linux and they arnt just windows software its for there processcers

Thanks for the link. It looks interesting!

[QUOTE=Prime95]Thanks for the link. It looks interesting![/QUOTE]

ICC should be more efficient than GCC towards Intel processors on plain C/C++ code. I'd like to know how it performs towards highly optimized assembly code... :unsure:

Luigi

It won't make any difference on the assembly code. I'm looking forward to using VTune.

link
 

Sweet!
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Cool, thanks Xyzzy. I'm curious to find out what you find with VTune, George.

Jeff.