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1. Drop windows 32bit support Add windows 64bit support. 2. Remove Script(quickjs) support The current integrated quickjs is a very old version which doesn’t support windows 64bit system. In the future, (TODO)WebAssembly should be integrate as plugin system. 3. Integrate Instant-Meshes Instant-Meshes take less than 1 second on all three platforms. 4. Remove QuadriFlow Current implementation of QuadriFlow is too slow (take about 5 seconds on the example model) to do realtime remeshing. |
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README.md
Intel(R) Threading Building Blocks
This is git repository is currently based on TBB 2017 and will be updated from time to time to track the most recent release. The only modification is the addition of a CMake-based build system.
This is convenient for other projects that use CMake and TBB because TBB can be
easily incorporated into their build process using git submodules and a simple
add_subdirectory command.
Currently, the CMake-based build can create shared and static versions of
libtbb, libtbbmalloc and libtbbmalloc_proxy for the Intel i386/x86_64
architectures on Windows (Visual Studio, MinGW), MacOS (clang) and Linux (gcc).
Other combinations may work but have not been tested.
See index.html for general directions and documentation regarding TBB.
See examples/index.html for runnable examples and directions.
See http://threadingbuildingblocks.org for full documentation and software information.
Note: Intel, Thread Building Blocks, and TBB are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.