Intel INDE provides various tools for various development scenarios. This is still in beta, and therefore later changes may appear in what I write. Start by setting up an environment that configures Android ADT, Android NDK, and Visual Studio plugins for Android development.
Other tools are mainly designed for specific use cases. Therefore, to decide which tool you want to continue depends on your needs:
Performance
- Compiler: optimized compiler for x86 targets
- Compute Code Builder: Helps with OpenCL Core Development
- Threading: this is "Threading Building Blocks", a C ++ template library for the parallelism task.
Graphics / Multimedia
- GPA Frame Analyzer: Captures an OpenGL or DirectX frame for analysis. For example, you see all the callbacks, the Shader code and, depending on the GPU, also performance information
- GPA Frame Debugger: Helps Troubleshoot OpenGL Recorded Frame
- GPA Platform Analyzer: Helps you understand the relationship between the processor and the GPU by tracing the API.
- GPA System Analyzer: Real-time performance metrics for processor and GPU consumption for Android and Windows devices. There are also so-called rewritable states that allow you to experiment in real time with the graphics of your application, for example, reducing the size of all textures to 1x1. You need an x86 based target.
- Media: optimized libraries mainly for audio and video.
BTW: I work for Intel.