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Migrating Applications to Intel Compilers for Mac OS X

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Overview The Intel C++ Compiler 10.0 for Mac OS X provides support for generating code for Mac systems based on Intel 64 architecture processors and IA-3 architecture processors. The compiler integrates with Apple's Xcode .4.1 development environment, and is compatible with GNU C/C++ 4.0 to provide a very high level of optimization for Intel processor technologies. In addition to performance gains and industry-compatibility, this version provides full support for processor-specific instruction sets available on Mac OS running on Intel processors. Intel software technologies such as code generation, optimization, and parallel processing, combined with the compatibility features and support for language extensions, offer a robust feature set and excellent runtime performance.

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Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Processors, Programming Languages, Mac OS

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