Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP) Documentation

The following table lists the documentation included with the Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP) for Linux* OS.

Document Description
Getting Started with Intel® IPP Important first-use notes and links related to the Intel IPP software product.

The document is provided in the HTML format.
Intel® IPP User's Guide Quick guidance of using Intel IPP:
  • Detailed steps to use Intel IPP
  • Library configuration and the development environment
  • Intel IPP linkage modes
  • Performance and memory management
  • Coding, compiling, and running the application with Intel IPP.

The document is provided in the FAR Uncompressed Help format.

 

 

Additional documentation is available for download from http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-integrated-performance-primitives-documentation/.

 

Document Description
Intel® IPP Reference Manual, in three volumes:

Contains detailed descriptions of all Intel IPP functions and interfaces.

The manual is available in the FAR Uncompressed Help and PDF formats.

For implementation-specific information about the library, see also Intel® IPP User's Guide.

Signal Processing (vol.1)

 Covers the following function groups:
  • Support
  • Initialization
  • Essential Vector
  • Filtering
  • Transform
  • Data Integrity
  • Speech Coding
  • Audio Coding
  • String
  • Vector Arithmetic
  • Data Compression.

Image Processing (vol.2)

 Covers the following function groups:
  • Support
  • Data Exchange and Initialization
  • Image Arithmetic and Logical
  • Color Conversion
  • Threshold and Compare
  • Morphological
  • Filtering
  • Linear Transforms
  • Image Statistics
  • Geometric Transforms
  • Wavelet Transforms
  • Computer Vision
  • Image Compression
  • Video Coding.

Small Matrices and Realistic Rendering (vol.3)

 Covers the following function groups:
  • Utility
  • Vector Algebra
  • Matrix Algebra
  • Linear Systems Solution
  • Least Squares Problem
  • Eigenvalue Problem
  • Realistic Rendering and 3D Data Processing
  • Math Functions for Two-dimensional, Three-dimensional, and Four-dimensional Vectors.

Cryptography for Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives Reference Manual

 Covers the following function groups:
  • Symmetric Cryptography
  • Hash and Data Authentication
  • Big Number Arithmetic
  • Montgomery Reduction Scheme
  • Pseudorandom Number Generation
  • Prime Number Generation
  • RSA Algorithm
  • DSA Primitive
  • Tate Pairing.

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