To use the static linking libraries, you need to link to all required domain libraries libipp*_l.a,core library libippcore_l.a , and libraries on which domain libraries depend (see next section). The * denotes the appropriate function domain.
If you want to use the Intel IPP functions threaded with the OpenMP*, you need to link to the threaded versions of the libraries libipp*_t.a, libippcore_t.a, and ibiomp.a.
All domain-specific and core libraries are located in the /ipp/lib/<arch> directory.
For example, your application uses three Intel IPP functions ippiCopy_8u_C1R, ippiCanny_16s8u_C1R, and ippmMul_mc_32f. These three functions belong to the image processing, computer vision, and small matrix operations domains respectively. All these domain libraries depend on signal processing library.
Note
The order in which libraries are linked must correspond to the library dependencies by domain (see the next section).
To include these functions into your application, link to the following libraries:
libippcv_l.a
libippm_l.a
libippi_l.a
libipps_l.a
libippcore_l.a
or if you want to use the threaded functions:
libippcv_t.a
libippm_t.a
libippi_t.a
libipps_t.a
libippcore_t.a
libiomp.a
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