Testing for Regressions
The recommended approach for regression testing with the Intel® Inspector involves these basic steps: Create a gold standard:Use the GUI (or the inspxe-cl command) to create a result from which you...
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Intel Inspector Debug Extensions in the Visual Studio* IDE
Intel Inspector functionality appears in the Visual Studio* debugger in the following manner:The Problem Details pane appears automatically when a problem breakpoint occurs. Use this pane to view the...
View ArticleRefining the Source File Set
Use the Refine Source File Set... option on the Intel Inspector Filters pane context menu to temporarily limit the items displayed in the Problems pane to those from a set of source files.Refine the...
View ArticleRunning Analyses
Parent topic: Collecting ResultsAbout Running Dynamic AnalysesAbout Running Static AnalysesRunning Memory Error and Threading Error AnalysesStopping AnalysesLingua Inglese
View ArticleCreating Solutions/Projects From Applications in the Visual Studio* IDE
Intel Inspector is based on a project paradigm and requires that you create or open a project to enable dynamic and static analysis features.To create a project:Choose File > Open >...
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Standalone Intel Inspector GUI
To access the Standalone Intel® Inspector GUI, do one of the following:To Access Intel® Inspector XETo Access Intel® Inspector for SystemsFrom the Start menu, choose Intel studio version>...
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Memory Growth
Occurs when a block of memory is allocated but not deallocated within a specific time segment during application execution.IDCode LocationDescription1Start siteRepresents a point in time.2Allocation...
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Window: Import Result
To access this Intel Inspector window: From the: Visual Studio* menu, choose Tools> Intel Inspectorversion> Import....Standalone Intel Inspector GUI menu, choose File> Import Result....Use...
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Pane: Code Locations-Static Analysis
AttentionStatic analysis is deprecated. It may be removed in a future major release. If you have concerns or feedback, please comment at https://software.intel.com/en-us/static-analysis-deprecation.To...
View ArticleDialog Box: Problem Report
To access this Intel Inspector dialog box: In the Summary window, right-click one or more code locations, problems, or problem sets to display a context menu, then choose Create Problem Report....Use...
View ArticleContext Menus: Solution Explorer
Access key capabilities from the Intel Inspector Solution Explorer context menus (Visual Studio* IDE only).Do ThisTo Do ThisRight-click the project folder to access the following options from the Intel...
View ArticleAPIs for Custom Synchronization
While the Intel Inspector supports a significant portion of the Windows* OS and POSIX* APIs, it is often useful to define your own synchronization constructs. Any specially built constructs that you...
View ArticleTesting for Regressions
The recommended approach for regression testing with the Intel® Inspector involves these basic steps: Create a gold standard:Use the GUI (or the inspxe-cl command) to create a result from which you...
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Intel Inspector Debug Extensions in the Visual Studio* IDE
Intel Inspector functionality appears in the Visual Studio* debugger in the following manner:The Problem Details pane appears automatically when a problem breakpoint occurs. Use this pane to view the...
View ArticleRefining the Source File Set
Use the Refine Source File Set... option on the Intel Inspector Filters pane context menu to temporarily limit the items displayed in the Problems pane to those from a set of source files.Refine the...
View ArticleRunning Analyses
Parent topic: Collecting ResultsAbout Running Dynamic AnalysesAbout Running Static AnalysesRunning Memory Error and Threading Error AnalysesStopping AnalysesLingua Inglese
View ArticleCreating Solutions/Projects From Applications in the Visual Studio* IDE
Intel Inspector is based on a project paradigm and requires that you create or open a project to enable dynamic and static analysis features.To create a project:Choose File > Open >...
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Standalone Intel Inspector GUI
To access the Standalone Intel® Inspector GUI, do one of the following:To Access Intel® Inspector XETo Access Intel® Inspector for SystemsFrom the Start menu, choose Intel studio version>...
View ArticleDisabling and Re-enabling Problem Breakpoints
To maximize your productivity, disable breaking on detected problems that execute multiple times.NoteYou cannot disable breaking on a detected problem until execution halts at that problem at least...
View ArticleSelecting Filter Criteria
After analysis is complete, you can filter (temporarily limit) the items in the Intel Inspector Problems pane to focus on those issues that require your attention.Select Filter CriteriaIn the Filters...
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