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First at all, you have to use trial/commercial license of Intel Parallel Studio product. The reason is that Static Security Analysis feature will use Intel C++ compiler & Intel Inspector XE.
1. When you try to build your source by using compiler, to generate SSA result - please refer this article
2. When you try to display error report by using inspector - please refer this article. You also can find more from Inspector XE's help, for example - searching words "static analysis workflow"
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> what is the level of support of OpenMP within Inspector? Does it make a binary instrumentation of the code or it does an instrumentation at source code level?
Source code level, it should be.
>What if I compile the OpenMP program with a compiler different from Intel Compiler? Is Inspector able to analyze it?
No. Other compiler doesn't support SSA, or say it will not generate Inspector XE result.
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To clarify, you can compile with any compiler and use the dynamic analysis portions of Inspector (memory and thread analysis). You must compile with the Intel compiler to perform static analysis.
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Thank you Holly. Dynamic analysis from Inspector doesn't depends on compiler version, note that you have to build binary with debugging info.

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