Intel(R) Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel(R) IPP) has the following features:
Intel IPP provides basic low-level functions for creating applications in several different domains, such as signal processing, audio coding, speech coding, image processing, video coding, operations on small matrices, and realistic rendering functionality and 3D data processing.
The Intel IPP functions follow the same interface conventions including uniform naming rules and similar composition of prototypes for primitives that refer to different application domains.
The Intel IPP functions use abstraction level which enables you to improve the performance of your application.
Intel IPP is well-suited for cross-platform applications. For example, the functions developed for IA-32 architecture-based platforms can be readily ported to Intel(R) 64 architecture-based platforms.
Intel IPP for Linux* OS has the following versions:
Intel IPP for the Linux OS on IA-32 architecture (including low power Intel(R) architecture)
Intel IPP for the Linux OS on Intel(R) 64 architecture
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