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Workflow Location: Choose and Mark the Best Opportunities
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View ArticleIntel® Advisor Annotations and Tools
Intel® Advisor guides you through a sequence of steps in a workflow to help you add parallelism to your program. You work on the serial version of your program, and use the Intel Advisor tools to...
View ArticleIntel® VTune™ Amplifier
Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 - Windows* OSIntel® System Studio 2014 - Windows* OSLegal InformationWhat's New Start HereLingua Inglese
View Articlefast-frames-threshold
Syntaxfast-frames-threshold<integer>ArgumentsA value for the threshold frame rate in frames per second (fps). This value must be higher than the value used for the slow-frames-threshold...
View ArticleOption Descriptions and General Rules
All option descriptions in the Intel® VTune™ AmplifierCommand Line Interface Reference follow the general rules and templates described below:Option DescriptionEach option description provides the...
View ArticleManaging Analysis Duration from the Command Line
Manage analysis duration for best results on short-running targets, or to minimize unnecessary overhead on longer-running targets.Here are some ways to minimize duration while optimizing the analysis...
View ArticleSystem APIs Supported by Intel® VTune™ Amplifier
VTune Amplifier supports interpretation of Microsoft* Windows* OS APIs.The following table lists all of the 32-bit and 64-bit OS threading and synchronization functions that are currently supported by...
View ArticleMinimizing ITT API Overhead
The ITT API overhead and its impact on the overall application performance depends on the amount of instrumentation code added to the application. When instrumenting an application with ITT API, you...
View ArticleViewing Comparison Data
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Interpreting General Exploration Data
When the General Exploration analysis type is complete, the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier opens the General Exploration viewpoint. This viewpoint displays data per event-based metrics. Depending on your...
View ArticleChoosing the Tasks
When choosing tasks, you should consider task interactions and the factors that influence how large a task should be. The following sections describe the process of choosing the tasks.Parent topic:...
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Minimizing Data Collection, Result Size, and Execution Time (Survey)
For medium-large targets, several methods are available to minimize the amount of data collected and target execution time. Minimizing the data collected reduces the amount of data you need to examine...
View ArticleChoosing and Building a Target
A target is an executable version of your serial program that you build. With a large program, you might choose parts of it instead of the entire program.The Intel® Advisor tools invoke and examine the...
View ArticleAdding Annotations into Your Source Code
Parent topic: AnnotationsAbout Adding Annotations into Your Source CodeAdding Annotations Using the Annotation WizardCopying Annotations and Build Settings Using the Annotation Assistant PaneAdding...
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About the Intel® Advisor Standalone GUI
The Intel® Advisor Standalone GUI is available: On the Microsoft Windows* OS: From the Start menu, choose All Programs> Intel Parallel Studio XE> Analyzers> Intel Advisor XE 2015.From a...
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3. Check Suitability
Analyze the annotated program to check its predicted parallel performance.The Suitability tool runs your serial application's executable and measures its execution to predict the approximate maximum...
View ArticleAbout Key Concepts
This group of topics introduces you to the key concepts and terms needed to add parallelism to a program. A list of key terms is also provided.Over the last few years, processor technology found in...
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Before Choosing and Marking the Best Parallel Opportunities
Before you can mark the best parallel opportunities by adding annotations , you need to choose likely places to add parallelism. This section introduces several topics that explain factors you should...
View ArticleBuild Settings for C# Applications
This topic describes C# language build settings for Intel Advisor tools.In each C# module that contains Intel Advisor annotations, you need to reference the annotation definitions using Visual...
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Site and Task Annotations for Parallel Sites with Multiple Tasks
Parallel site annotations mark the beginning and end of the parallel site. Similarly, begin-end parallel task annotations mark the start and end of each task region. Use this begin-end task annotation...
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