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I am writing a program wherein i will need to do a stupendous number of numerical calculations. But since I am developing the front end of the program in Qt Creator, I have as yet been dealing with MinGW.
As such, is there any way to integrate or use the Intel C++ Compiler with QT Creator?
Currently using IC++ 11.0 and QtCreator 1.2.1
I think so but you need to rebuild / reconfigure Qt Creator as documented in the Deploying an Application on Windows section. And looking into the
mkspecsdirectory, I see ‘win32-icc’ which is probably what you need.Edit: To clarify, you may need the whole ‘SDK’ rather than just the creator, and you need to then re-configure Qt within
qt/directoty of the SDK file tree usingplus whatever other options you may need. It also takes a little while to build this, and as
iccisn’t know for its compilation speed you may want to give this a couple of hours to a day.