Using the Intel® Advisor Annotation Definitions File
Annotations are either subroutine calls or macro uses, depending on which language you are using, so they can be processed by your current compiler. The annotations do not change the computations of...
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Workflow Location: Check Program Correctness
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Full Workflow Diagram
New users: Please read the sections About Workflows and About Key Concepts to get started using Intel Advisor to parallelize your program. You can also refer to Full Workflow Step Descriptions.The...
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Initial Release of Intel Advisor 2015Intel Advisor 2015 is a successor product to Intel® Advisor 2013. Intel Advisor provides a set of tools that help you decide where to add parallelism to serial...
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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...
View ArticleProduct Website and Support
The following links provide information and support on Intel software products, including developer suite products such as Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2015 suites:...
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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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...
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View ArticleSetting Up Your Command Line Environment
Before you can use the Intel Advisor advixe-cl and advixe-gui commands , you must first set up your command environment. Use either of the following:To open a command window with the environment set up...
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5. Add Parallel Framework
After you fix problems, repeat steps 3 and 4. When acceptable, replace Intel Advisor annotations with parallel framework code.This step assumes you have completed the prior steps, such as: Identifying...
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The best performance improvements from adding parallel execution (parallelism) to a program occur when many cores are busy most of the time doing useful work. Achieving this requires a lot of analysis,...
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Intel® RealSense™ SDK Beta Now Available
We are now very happy to announce that the Intel® RealSense™ SDK (Beta) is now available for public download.If you just go to the main RealSense page: http://software.intel.com/realsense you will see...
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Workflow Location: Check Program Correctness
Parent topic: Getting StartedLingua Inglese
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Full Workflow Diagram
New users: Please read the sections About Workflows and About Key Concepts to get started using Intel Advisor to parallelize your program. You can also refer to Full Workflow Step Descriptions.The...
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Initial Release of Intel Advisor 2015Intel Advisor 2015 is a successor product to Intel® Advisor 2013. Intel Advisor provides a set of tools that help you decide where to add parallelism to serial...
View ArticleParallelize Data - OpenMP Counted Loops
When tasks are loop iterations, and the iterations are over a range of values that are known before the loop starts, the loop is easily expressed in OpenMP.Consider the following annotated serial C/C++...
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