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Intel C/C++ Compiler Plug-in Beta Registration and Questionnaire

We would like to invite you to participate in a Beta program for our next release of the Intel C/C++ Compiler plug-in for Win32* Systems. The goal of the program is to release a compiler that produces highly optimized code for Intel Architecture processors. The compiler is a first generation plug-in to the Microsoft* Developer Studio*.

We are looking for potential Beta sites who have demanding performance requirements. If you would like to participate and agree to

  • use the compiler
  • report problems by email, phone or fax
  • be contacted once a month during the Beta Program
  • participate in the final interview
then please complete and submit this registration form and questionnaire.

We will notify you within one (1) week of receiving the registration form whether you will be admitted to the Beta program. If you are selected to be part of our Beta program, you will receive complete information on how to download and install the compiler, plus who to contact for support.

This is a Beta version of the Intel C/C++ Compiler plug-in, and as such, it is not appropriate for the generation of any official benchmark reports. You are encouraged to compile your benchmarks and measure performance, but please check with your benchmark vendor before reporting official numbers.

All fields are required except for Mailing Address 2 and question 2.

Name:
Company:
Mailing Address 1:
Mailing Address 2:
City, State, Postal Code:
Country:
E-mail Address:
Telephone:

My System(s) (check all that apply):

  • Windows* NT*
  • Windows 95

  1. What type of customer do you develop for?

    • End Users
    • Corporate Users
    • Developers
    • Other

  2. How large is your installed base of Intel Architecture machines (optional) ?

  3. What are the focuses of your applications?

    • Desktop
    • Workstation
    • Server
    • Other

  4. What languages are they written in?

    • C
    • C++
    • FORTRAN
    • Assembly

  5. What compilers do you currently use?

    • MSVC
    • Watcom
    • Borland
    • Lahey
    • EPC
    • Other

  6. How do you invoke the compiler?

    • Command Line
    • IDE

  7. How many lines of source code are in the applications?

    • up to 100,000
    • 100,000 to 1,000,000
    • 1,000,000 to 5,000,000
    • over 5,000,000

  8. What percentage of these will you recompile with the Intel Compiler?

    %

  9. How important is Floating Point code to your application?

    • Very
    • Somewhat
    • A little
    • Not at all

  10. How important is MMX™ technology code to your application?

    • Very
    • Somewhat
    • A little
    • Not at all

  11. Would you be willing to have us visit your work site to conduct a final interview? About half an hour will be required. We will be very interested in what you learned about your application during the Beta program.

    • Yes
    • No

  12. Do you require the compiler on a CD-ROM? The standard method of distributing the Intel Beta Compiler is via our web site where you can download the installation file.

    • Yes
    • No

  13. Are you using Intel’s performance tuning environment, VTune? For more information about VTune, see VTune web site at this URL: http://developer.intel.com/design/perftool/vtune/.

    • Yes
    • No

Please add any additional requests or comments here:



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