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Install Intel® System Studio 2018

(Assuming using Ubuntu* Desktop 16.04 and Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit already properly installed)

  1. Go to https://software.intel.com/en-us/system-studio
  2. Select Choose & Download
  3. Click Register & Download
  4. Fill out the form then submit, an Email from Intel Registration Center will be sent to your registered Email address with Serial Number of Intel® System Studio, you will enter into below page, select Linux as Development operating system and Linux and Android as Target operating system, then click Continue

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  1. Download, by default system_studio_2018_version_ultimate_edition.tar.gz will be downloaded to your /home/username/Downloads on your Ubuntu
  2. Abstract system_studio_2018_version_ultimate_edition.tar.gz
  3. Open a terminal, go to the abstracted installation directory and run ./install.sh
  4. Install as root user, type your password, enter the Serial Number Emailed to you, you can click Customize then Next to choose which components you’d like to install, here we only selected the minimal requirements for our workshop:
    1. Eclipse IDE
    2. Intel® C++ Compiler 18.0
    3. Threading Building Blocks 2018
    4. Intel® VTune™ Amplifier 2018

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  1. Click Next, don’t check “Integrate to Wind River Linux and Wind River Workbench” and “Integrate into Android NDK”, click Install
  2. Once installation complete, uncheck Launch Intel® System Studio, Click Finish

Prepare for running Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit projects using Intel® System Studio

  1. Open a terminal, type sudo gedit /opt/intel/system_studio_2018/iss_ide_eclipse-launcher.sh
  2. Add source /opt/intel/computer_vision_sdk/bin/setupvars.sh after line 26, click save and close
  3. Go to desktop, double click Intel® System Studio icon, go to Window ->Preferences ->Intel(R) System Studio ->Hide unsupported wizards, uncheck then hit Apply then OK
  4. Go to Help -> Install new software… -> Add… Enter: http://download.eclipse.org/releases/neon, name it “Neon” (Make sure you’re connected to the internet when you do this) Once it loads, search for the Marketplace Client and install it. (It’s going to ask you to restart ISS)
  5. Go to Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> cmake4eclipse (If you see cmake4eclipse listed, but cannot install it, close Intel® System Studio, open a terminal, run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade, once done, come back and try again) (It’s going to ask you to restart ISS again)

You are all set for importing Makefile project and CMake project to Intel® System Studio now.