英特尔 C++ Windows CE 编译器
两年前，我使用 eMbedded Visual Studio 进行基于 Windows CE 的应用程序开发。与默认的 MS 编译器（浮点问题、ARM）相比，我使用英特尔 C++ 编译器（v1.2 或 v2.0）获得了大约 40% 的应用程序性能加速。它看起来对我真的很有帮助。
我记得是从英特尔官方网站下载的。当时我在那里看到了很多关于这个编译器的信息和很多新闻稿。
看来我需要用我的新 Windows CE (5.0) 平台再次解决性能问题。我试图在Intel网站上找到Windows CE的实际编译器（希望与VS2008集成）。但我找不到任何东西......甚至是我以前使用过的版本！我很惊讶，看起来这个产品已经不存在了...（只是论坛上 2005 年的评论）。
有人可以解释一下这个产品会发生什么吗？
PS：这是一个 链接（英特尔网站），其中提到了适用于 Windows CE 的英特尔 C++ 编译器！但“找不到页面” http://www.intel.com/ cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/219762.htm
Two years ago I used eMbedded Visual Studio for Windows CE based application development. I had about 40% app performance acceleration with Intel C++ Compiler(v1.2 or v2.0) in comparison with default MS compiler (floating point issues, ARM). It was looked really helpful for me.
I do remember that downloaded it from official Intel site. At that time I saw a lot of information there about this compiler and many press releases.
It's appear I need to solve performance problem again with my new Windows CE (5.0) platform. I've tried to find actual compiler for Windows CE at Intel web-site (hoped to VS2008 integration). But I cannot find anything... even version I used before! I was surprised, it looks like this product no longer exist... (just 2005 year dated comments at forum).
Can somebody explain what happens with this product?
P.S.: Here is a link (Intel web-site) where Intel C++ Compiler for Windows CE mentioned! But "Page Not Found"
http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/219762.htm
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嗯，这并不奇怪。由于英特尔打算通过 Atom 进入嵌入式市场，因此他们将 XSCALE 部门以及所有其他相关产品出售给 Marvell。我刚刚查了 Marvell 的外联网，他们有一个用于 Windows CE V2.2 的 C++ 编译器，专用于 XSCALE 技术。不过，您需要注册到酒店后台，Marvell 会决定是否授予您访问权限。
PS
我提到的是 XSCALE 而不是 x86，因为您提供的链接中指定的 Windows CE 编译器引用了该技术。我不知道Intel是否曾经有过Windows CE下x86的C++编译器。
Well, this is not too surprising. Since Intel intends to get to the embedded market with Atom they sold the XSCALE department to Marvell along with all other related products. I just checkd Marvell's extranet and they have a C++ compiler for Windows CE V2.2, dedicated for the XSCALE technology. You need to register to the extranet though, and Marvell decides wether to give you access permissions.
PS
I referred to XSCALE and not x86 because the Windows CE compiler specified in the web page you gave the link to refres to that technology. I don't know if Intel ever had a C++ compiler for x86 under Windows CE.