cross platform - How to use Intel® Integrated Native Developer Experience to develop Android native app's. -


intel has new beta release of intel's cross-platform development suite & create applications targeting android* , windows* devices native performance.

i have read here intel integrated native developer experience , downloaded 1 set intel® inde opt-in free trial. didn't find complete instructions how use setup current android sdk or how develop applications using this.

if know please guide me.

the intel inde provides different tools different development scenarios. it's still in beta , there might changes later write.
start "environment setup" setups android adt, android ndk , visual studio plugins android development.

the other tools specific use cases. decide tool want continue depends on needs:

performance

  • compiler: optimized compiler x86 targets
  • compute code builder: helps developing opencl kernels
  • threading: "threading building blocks", c++ template library task parallelism.

graphics/media

  • gpa frame analyzer: captures opengl or directx frame analyze it. example see draw calls, shader code , depending on gpu performance information
  • gpa frame debugger: helps fixing issues in recorded opengl frame
  • gpa platform analyzer: helps understand correlation between cpu , gpu doing api tracing
  • gpa system analyzer: showing real time performance metrics cpu , gpu usage android , windows devices. there called state overwrites allowing real time experiments graphics of app reducing size of textures 1x1. need x86 based target.
  • media: optimized libraries audio , video.

btw: i'm working intel.


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