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Hide and expose the side command tool bar with Intel(R) Advisor XE 2013 Update 4
Intel(R) Advisor XE 2013 Update 4 which was released in late July, 2013 and which is now available as part of the Studio XE 2013 SP1 packages has a cool new feature to help you optimize your screen...
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Enabling Face Login Features on Intel® Atom™ Processor-based Windows* 8 Tablets
OverviewFace Login refers to using the user’s facial biometrics characteristics to access a password protected application or unlock the system’s lock screen. Because Windows* 8 Runtime does not...
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Utilizing AES New Instructions (AES-NI) in a Windows* 8 C# App
AES-NI is a new security feature available on the latest Intel® Atom™ Z3000 processors (codename Bay Trail). AES-NI provides a set of hardware instructions onboard the processor that implement some of...
View ArticleCommand Line Interface Support
Parent topic: Intel® VTune™ Amplifier User's GuideAbout the Command Line InterfaceUsing the Command Line InterfaceRunning Analysis from the Command LineWorking with Results from the Command...
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The Intel® VTune™ Amplifier provides a command line interface, the amplxe-cl tool, that is especially useful for remote analysis, scripted commands and conducting regular performance regression checks...
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Parent topic: Command Line Interface Supportamplxe-cl Command SyntaxReporting Problems from the Command LineSpecifying the Result DirectoryLingua Inglese
View Articleamplxe-cl Command Syntax
Use the following Intel® VTune™ Amplifieramplxe-cl command syntax:amplxe-cl <-action> [-action-option] [-global-option] [[--] <target> [target-options]]amplxe-clThe name of the VTune...
View ArticleReporting Problems from the Command Line
If the product crashes, you can use the amplxe-feedback command tool to package relevant information and send a report to the Intel Customer Support Team.Basic Crash Report ProcessCreate a bug report...
View ArticleSpecifying the Result Directory
Using the Default Result DirectoryAfter each analysis run, the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier saves collected data in a result directory. By default, the result directory is created under the current working...
View ArticleRunning Analysis from the Command Line
Parent topic: Command Line Interface SupportAbout Running Analysis from the Command LineCollecting System-Wide Data from Command LineSpecifying Search DirectoriesPausing Collection from the Command...
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You can use either the collect or collect-with actions to perform analysis. These actions are similar, but the collect-with action provides some additional support for customizations.The analysis...
View ArticleCollecting System-Wide Data from Command Line
To extend your analysis and collect performance data for other processes running on your system, you may choose between these two options:NoteSystem-wide collection is available for hardware...
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Your source files contain data that Intel® VTune™ Amplifier uses when performing collections, finalizing results, generating reports, and similar actions. For proper module resolution, use the...
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Intel Perceptual SDK - Capture des gestes
Dans la suite de la découverte de l'Intel Perceptual SDK, je vous invite a explorer un domaine qui me laisse rêveur, la capture de la gestuelle de l'utilisateur.Vous souvenez vous de Tom Cruise...
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Rilasciata la versione R5 di Intel Perceptual Computing
E’ stata rilasciata ieri la versione R5 dell’SDK di Intel Perceptual Computing.In questa verisone sono presenti delle ottimizzazioni e alcune nuove funzionalità nelle classi UtilCapture e UtilMPipeline...
View ArticleSMC Machine Clear
Metric DescriptionCertain events require the entire pipeline to be cleared and restarted from just after the last retired instruction. This metric measures only self-modifying code (SMC) event. This...
View ArticleSpin Time
Metric DescriptionSpin time is Wait Time during which the CPU is busy. This often occurs when a synchronization API causes the CPU to poll while the software thread is waiting. Some Spin Time may be...
View ArticleSplit Loads
Metric DescriptionThroughout the memory hierarchy, data moves at cache-line granularity (64 bytes per line). Although this is much larger than many common data types (such as integer, float, or...
View ArticleSplit Stores
Metric DescriptionThis metric represents a rate of split store accesses. Consider aligning your data to the 64-byte cache line granularity.Possible IssuesA significant proportion of cycles is spent...
View ArticleStore Bound
Metric DescriptionThis metric shows how often CPU was stalled on store operations. Consider False Sharing analysis as your next step.Parent topic: CPU MetricsSee AlsoReference for Performance...
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