Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-D570E824-5268-441B-96FA-B0F04B5A693F
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-D570E824-5268-441B-96FA-B0F04B5A693F
Add the Parallel Framework to Your Build Environment
After you choose the parallel framework, you need to add the parallel framework to your build environment.
Adding the parallel framework to your build environment can require installing additional www, as well as modifying build scripts, modifying project properties or Microsoft Visual Studio* project properties (on Windows* OS systems), and so on.
Later, after you add the parallel framework to your build environment, you can begin to make source code changes that use the parallel framework to add synchronization (such as locks) or parallelism to your program.
The following sections describe adding the Intel® oneAPI Threading Building Blocks (oneTBB) and OpenMP* parallel frameworks to your build environment, including adding C++11 (formerly C++0x) Lambda Expression Support that simplifies the use of oneTBB .