Full Workflow Step Descriptions
You may want to look at the Full Workflow Diagram while reading this topic. Before you begin, you should have read the Key Concepts.Workflow StepDescriptionChoose and build a targetYou select the...
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The documents provided with this release are available in HTML format. You can access the documentation:From the Start menu, or Start screen, under the Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015 group.Help>...
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Window: Annotation Report, Re-enable Observations at End of Region Row
This special-purpose annotation enables reporting problems stopped by a previous ANNOTATE_DISABLE_OBSERVATION_PUSH; annotation.To view the source code for this annotation, click the icon.When to View...
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Troubleshooting Source Not Available
SymptomsAfter running the Intel Advisor tools to analyze your running application's target, the displayed report may contain information about your target's source code that is unexpected or does not...
View ArticleMaintaining Results
Data collected by running Intel® Advisor tools is stored in a result. When you run one of its tools, the Intel® Advisor executes a target, identifies issues that may need handling, collects the results...
View ArticleParallelize Data - Intel Cilk Plus Loops with Complex Iteration Control
Sometimes the loop control is spread across complex control flow. Using Intel TBB or Intel Cilk Plus in this situation requires more features than the simple loops. Note that the task body must not...
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Using the Annotation Report Window to Locate Annotations
The Annotation Report window lists all the Intel Advisor annotations found in your project and their types. Each annotation appears as a separate row in a table-like grid.To use the list of annotations...
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Adding Parallelism to Your Program
After you decide on parallel sites and tasks, select a parallel framework and replace Intel® Advisor annotations with parallel framework code .Parent topic: Intel® AdvisorAbout Adding Parallelism to...
View ArticleIndependent Updates
Independent updates can occur when multiple tasks contribute to determining the final value of a memory location.The Basic PatternSuppose that multiple tasks write to a memory location, that the value...
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Viewing Data from the Survey Tool
The Survey tool runs and watches your running serial program's target executable. After it analyzes (profiles) your target's execution, it displays the Survey Report window to help you choose possible...
View ArticleConfiguring and Building a Target in Microsoft Visual Studio*
Selecting the Startup Project in Microsoft Visual Studio*To choose the target in the Solution Explorer, specify the startup project:Right-click a project's name.From the context menu, select Set as...
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Adding Annotations in the Visual Studio* Code Editor
To add Intel Advisor annotations into your source files, you can use the Visual Studio* code editor. Intel Advisor simplifies the process of adding annotations so you do not need to type the annotation...
View ArticleSetting and Using Intel Advisor Environment Variables
Intel Advisor:Provides the ADVISOR_XE_2015_DIR environment variable that you can use to specify additional include directories when compiling, so the compiler can find the Intel Advisor include file...
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Workflow Location: Choose and Build a Target
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View ArticleCommon Issues When Adding Parallelism
The types of problems encountered by parallel programs include shared memory data conflicts and incorrect locking.Shared Memory ProblemsIntroducing parallelism can result in unexpected problems when...
View ArticleIntel® Advisor 2015
Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 Professional Edition for Windows*Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 Cluster Edition for Windows*Intel Advisor is used early in the process of converting parts of a serial...
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Choosing and Marking the Best Parallel Opportunities
After you run the Intel® Advisor Survey tool to analyze your running program's target, view the Survey Report window to locate several possible places that use significant CPU time where you might add...
View ArticleBuild Settings for Supported Languages
Intel Advisor supports three major languages:C/C++ for Windows and Linux systems.C# for Windows systems only.Fortran for Windows and Linux systems.Targets built for the:Survey and Suitability tools...
View ArticleGeneral Characteristics of Annotations
UsageAnnotations typically expand to calls to one or more functions, with minimal additional code. When you run the Suitability or Correctness tools, the calls are instrumented during data...
View ArticleChoosing Application Output
When you run an Intel Advisor tool to analyze your target application, the tool executes your application to collect data about its characteristics. You can send application output to the:Microsoft...
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