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akidder

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Posted - 23 Oct 2002 :  16:17:04  Show Profile  Email Poster
Intel Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP)

Intel's IPPs are code libraries higly-optimized for the StrongARM processor. These libraries include over 2500 functions that can significantly improve performance in computationally-intensive operations. Libraries are available for Windows CE and for Linux.

Here are the kinds of functions included in the IPPs (from What are Intel IPPs?):

Signal Processing Functions:
• Data manipulation, windowing, conversion, arithmetic and logical operations
• Filters and Transforms
• Statistics, Audio
• Signal generation

Image Processing Functions:
• Data manipulation, arithmetic and logical functions, copy and conversions
• Geometric operations (scale, rotate, warp)
• Color conversion, alpha composite, gamma correction
• General and specific filters
• FFT, DCT, wavelet transform

Computer Vision Functions:
• Image pyramid (resample & blur)
• Filters - Laplace, Sobel, Scharr, Erode, Dilate
• Motion gradient, Flood fill, Canny edge detection
• Snakes, Optical flow

See the Intel IPP page for further information about features and downloads.



Edited by akidder 22-Dec-2003: Update link to IPP page and remove old links to Intel IPP page and IPP Reference Manual.

akidder

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Posted - 10 Jun 2003 :  17:45:35  Show Profile  Email Poster
The Intel Graphics Performance Primitives (GPPs) are now available for the XScale family of products. See topic 981 for details.
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akidder

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Posted - 22 Dec 2003 :  12:12:20  Show Profile  Email Poster
IPP 4.0 Released (Nov 2003)

Intel released version 4.0 of the IPPs. It appears there is now a charge of US$199 for each of the Linux and Windows distributions. However, this includes royalty-free distribution of applications and a year of support--a pretty good deal by most measures for customers who need to optimize 2D graphics on the StrongARM.
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