Annotations
After you locate the parts of your program that use significant CPU time, add Intel® Advisor annotations into your sources to mark (propose) the likely places where you might add parallelism. You run...
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Workflow Location: Examine Potential Correctness Problems
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By working with the serial version of your program, you quickly locate areas in which parallelism might provide significant performance benefit, as well as fix many data sharing problems before you add...
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The following links provide information and support on Intel software products, including developer suite products such as Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 suites:...
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Synchronization Between Bottom-up and Top-down Tree Panes
The Bottom-up and the Top-down Tree panes are closely tied, using the same collected data to show specific information for each program unit (bottom-up analysis) and the overall impact of each element...
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Sample After Value
For a custom event-based sampling data collection, set up the Sample After Value (SAV) that is a frequency with which the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier interrupts the processor to collect a sample during...
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If required, edit a list of hardware events monitored by the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier for your processor by modifying an existing or creating a new hardware event-based sampling analysis...
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Frames Threshold
To achieve good performance for your graphical application using frames, you need to keep the frame rate constant (for example, from 30 to 60 frames per second). Intel® VTune™ Amplifier helps you...
View ArticleAbout Building a Target
Before you begin analyzing your target for performance, you need to build it as follows:Enable downloading debug information for the system libraries byconfiguring the Microsoft* Symbol Server to...
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Intel® is sponsoring a FREE event for mobile developers on September 27th, 2014
Intel® is the platinum sponsor for the annual Phoenix Mobile Festival in Phoenix, AZ on September 27th, 2014. The Phoenix Mobile Festival is an all-day free event organized by the Phoenix Mobile...
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Parallel Programming with C#
By Bruno SonninoMulticore processors have been around for many years, and today, they can be found in most devices. However, many developers are doing what they’ve always done: creating single-threaded...
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Toolbar: Source/Assembly
Use the Source/Assembly toolbar to navigate between the most performance-critical code sections (hotspots). In the Source pane, you can navigate between source code lines, in the Assembly pane you can...
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Pane: Project Navigator
To access this pane: Click the Project Navigator icon on the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier toolbar in the standalone graphical interface. To manage VTune Amplifier projects/results from the Microsoft Visual...
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Pane: Analysis Type - CPU Frequency
To access this pane:Click the New Analysis button on the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier toolbar.The New Amplifier Result tab opens with the Analysis Type window active.Select the Power Analysis > CPU...
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Context Menus: Call Stack Pane
Right-click the Call Stack pane to access the options available from its context menu:Use ThisTo Do ThisView SourceOpen the Source/Assembly window for the program unit in the selected stack.Show...
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Primo Webcast Italiano su Intel Realsense
Il primo Webcast di introduzione alla tecnologia Intel Realsense si e' svolto Lunedi' 15 Settembre 2014 per mano di Massimo Bonanni e mia, in qualita' di Intel Software Innovator per Realsense...
View ArticleIncluding the Annotations Header File in C/C++ Sources
When you add annotations to your C/C++ source files, you also need to include the Intel Advisor annotation header file advisor-annotate.h in those files. Use the code editor to type the line or use the...
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About Microsoft Visual Studio* Integration
Any development task is simplified if both your program and the tools are available from the same interface. Intel® Advisor integrates into Microsoft Visual Studio*, allowing you to create and...
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2. Annotate Sources
Add Intel Advisor annotations to identify parallel tasks and their enclosing parallel sites.To choose likely places to add parallel execution, examine the code regions identified by the Survey Report...
View ArticleKey Concepts
This group of topics introduces you to the key concepts and terms needed to add parallelism to a program. You can quickly read or scan topics you are already familiar with, but please read the Parallel...
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