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How to Optimize Software Applications Using Intel® IPP
by Stewart Taylor |
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Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP) is a software library for application developers that increases performance from Intel's latest microprocessors. Incorporating these functions into your code provides time-to-market advantages while reducing the overall cost of development. Intel IPP also gives access to advanced processor features without having to write processor-specific code.
Introducing the many uses of Intel IPP, this book explores the range of possible applications, from audio processing to graphics and video. Extensive examples written in C++ show you how to solve common imaging, audio/video, and graphics problems.
Inside you will learn how to:
 | Become proficient using the Intel IPP library and application programming interface |
| Apply Intel IPP to improve performance and speed development of your applications |
| Use Intel IPP to solve common application problems
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The accompanying CD-ROM includes all code examples presented in the book and an evaluation version of the Intel Integrated Performance Primitives.
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"If you want to optimize your code using IPP, you must get this book. It is recommended reading for all of my engineers."
- Daniel Staheli, Development Team Lead, Roxio
"Filled with comprehensive real-world examples. I'm recommending this book to my entire software team."
- Davis W. Frank, Software Program Manager, palmOne, Inc.
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Stewart Taylor is a software architect at Intel Corporation and designed or oversaw the design of the majority of the Intel IPP functions. In his 12 years at Intel, Stewart has worked on various multimedia products including the Intel® Image Processing Library, the Intel® JPEG Library, the Open Source Computer Vision Library, and Intel® ProShare® conferencing software. His background includes imaging, signal processing, computer vision, graphics, and software engineering across multiple languages.
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