Survey on C++/C# interfaces for Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives

Dear forum members,

We’re in the process of identifying new features for Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP) and would like your help.

Below are a few questions to help better guide us to meet your needs. This should not take more than 10 minutes of your time.

We appreciate your feedback.

Thanks
Intel Integrated Performance Primitives Team

1. Which of the following categories best describes your target application? (Check all that apply)?

	Healthcare, including Medical Imaging
	Video or Voice Conferencing
	Video broadcasting (including network broadcasting)
	Consumer multimedia editing/management
	Commercial multimedia production/video rendering
	Databases and enterprise data management/analysis
	Games
	Document imaging
	Data communications
	Information security
	Computer vision/industrial/machine control
	Other (Please specify):

2. Describe your use of Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives (Intel® IPP)?

	Evaluating for first-time use/adoption in my project
	Evaluating for upgraded use/adoption of an earlier version of the product in my project
	Not using and not planning to use in my project (Please explain)

3. From which languages do you call and desire to call Intel® IPP? (In the first column, indicate the % of your current usage of Intel® IPP from each language. In the 2nd column, indicate the % of your desired future (1-3 years) usage of Intel® IPP from each language. Each column should total 100%.)

	Current Usage	Future Usage (1-3 years)
C# (.NET)
F# (.NET)
Java
C
C++
FORTRAN 77
FORTRAN 95
Others (Please Specify)

4. Which, if any, third-party libraries similar to Intel® IPP are you currently calling from your C++ code?

5. Would the addition of C++ class libraries to encapsulate Intel® IPP meet your needs?

	Yes, the improved developer productivity is of interest
	No, calling Intel® IPP C/FORTRAN APIs from my C++ code is sufficient
	No, the cost of migrating to the new interfaces would outweigh the benefits
	Not applicable, I am not interested in calling Intel® IPP from C++ code

6. If you answered Yes to question 5, prioritize the functionality within Intel® IPP which you would want available via C++ class libraries.

7. If you answered Yes to question 5, do you recommend that Intel implement a C++ class library interface that is compatible with an existing C++ class library providing functionality similar to Intel® IPP?

Yes	No	Please Specify

8. Which, if any, third-party libraries similar to Intel® IPP are you currently calling from your C# (or F#) code?

9. What is your experience with calling Intel® IPP from your C# (or F#) code? (Check all that apply)

	I am successfully using Intel® IPP from my C# (or F#) code [with C# (or F#) wrapper classes that my company developed]
	I am successfully using Intel® IPP from my C# (or F#) code via a third-party C# (or F#) library
	I am successfully using Intel® IPP from my C# (or F#) code with the C# wrapper classess provided in Intel® IPP
	I evaluated calling Intel® IPP from my C# (or F#) code, but it did not meet my needs (explain)
	I was not aware that calling Intel® IPP from C# (or F#) was possible
	I am not interested in calling Intel® IPP from C# (or F#) code

10. Would the addition of C# (or F#) wrapper classes to encapsulate unmanaged Intel® IPP meet your needs?

	Yes, I am more generally concerned about developer productivity than performance
	Yes, even if performance impact of the C# (or F#) wrapper classes is moderate (<50% overhead vs. unmanaged Intel® IPP)
	Yes, but only if performance impact of the C# (or F#) wrapper classes is minimal (<10% overhead vs. unmanaged Intel® IPP)
	No, I require a fully managed code solution (Please explain)
	Not applicable, I am not interested in calling Intel® IPP from C# (or F#) code

11. If you answered Yes to question 10, prioritize the functionality within Intel® IPP which you would want available via C# (or F#) wrapper classes:

12. If you answered Yes to question 10, do you recommend that Intel implement C# wrapper classes that are compatible with an existing C# (or F#) library providing functionality similar to Intel® IPP?

Yes	No	Comments

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