Intel System Studio 2019 Get Started Guide
This guide introduces you to application development with Intel® System Studio. Follow the instructions in the next section to build a sample Hello World application.
Because you selected the Windows* host for a Windows target version of Intel System Studio 2019, you can use Microsoft Visual Studio* as your development environment. See the System Requirements for a list of compatible Microsoft Visual Studio packages.
Follow these steps to build and run a sample Hello World application on a local Windows* system.
Step 1: Install and open the Hello World sample
Copy the contents of <install_dir>\samples_2019\hello_world\ directory to a writable directory on your system.
Note that the default <install_dir> for the samples is [Program Files (x86)]\IntelSWTools\.
From the Visual Studio* menu, select File > Open > Project/Solution.
The Open Project dialog box opens.
In the Open Project dialog box, browse to the location where you extracted the hello_world sample files and select the hello_world.sln file.
The solution is added to Visual Studio and shows up in the Solution Explorer. It automatically inherits Visual Studio settings and uses the currently opened project as a target project.
Step 2: Build the target in Release mode
From the Visual Studio* menu, select Project > Intel Compiler > Use Intel C++.
Go to the Build > Configuration Manager dialog box and select the Release mode for your project.
Click Close.
From the Visual Studio menu, select Build > Build hello_world.
The hello_world.exe application is built.
Step 3: Run the target
From the Visual Studio menu, select Debug > Start Debugging.
For the basic steps to get you up and running with OpenCL tools, see Get Started.
To get started developing Python* applications, see Get Started with Python* Projects for Intel® System Studio.
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