User Guide

NOTE Remember to configure environment variables after installation. See the Before You Begin
section to learn about it.
Install with a Package Manager
To install oneTBB with a package manager, run the corresponding command described in the documentation:
• Conda
• Pip
• NuGet
NOTE Remember to configure environment variables after installation. See Before You Begin section
to learn about it.
Upgrading oneTBB
The seamless upgrade is supported for oneTBB 2021.1 and later versions. To upgrade oneTBB to the latest
version, run the setup, as described above.
If you used to work with older versions (TBB), consider that the new versions of oneTBB do not provide
backward compatibility. See TBB Revamp: Background, Changes, and Modernization for details. Also, refer to
Migrating from TBB for more information on migrating to oneTBB.
Uninstalling oneTBB
To uninstall oneTBB, use Applications and Features or Programs and Features.
Install oneTBB on Linux* OS
This section describes how you can deploy the oneAPI Threading Building Blocks (oneTBB) library on a Linux*
machine. Choose the preferred way:
• Install oneTBB Using Command Line
• Install oneTBB Using Package Managers of choice:
• Conda
• APT
• YUM
• PIP
• NuGet
NOTE You can also install oneTBB on a Linux* OS machine using GUI. See Intel(R) oneAPI Installation
Guide to learn more.
Install oneTBB Using Command Line
To install oneTBB, run one of the following commands according to your role:
• root:
sh ./l_[Toolkit Name]Kit_[version].sh --silent --eula accept --components
intel.oneapi.lin.tbb.devel
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