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Hi,
We are currently working with the VTune 9.1 (for linux) and so far we created both call graph and sampling activities and are able to use RDC (remote data collector) running on our machine.
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What I would like to do is to run my application (for example) for X hours and get some callgraph results for a few relavant periods in the test (each period in 5 minute sampling).
However, when using the vtune for this purpose, the call-graph activity requires (by definition) to launch an application.
This means that I will not be able to get a few call-graph in a single test without invoking the sampled application over and over again.
I tried to use the "pause" botton when running the activity - (which doesn't work flawlessly - sometimes the vtserver doesn't get the pause request from the client).
Anyways, the pause might provide with the ability to sample only the relevant parts of the test, but will result with a single "call graph result" instead of getting a result per each relevant part of the test.
Am I doing something wrong here?
Thanks,
Yuval Berger.
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- ブックマーク
- 購読
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- RSS フィードを購読する
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- 不適切なコンテンツを報告
Hi,
We are currently working with the VTune 9.1 (for linux) and so far we created both call graph and sampling activities and are able to use RDC (remote data collector) running on our machine.
<-->
What I would like to do is to run my application (for example) for X hours and get some callgraph results for a few relavant periods in the test (each period in 5 minute sampling).
However, when using the vtune for this purpose, the call-graph activity requires (by definition) to launch an application.
This means that I will not be able to get a few call-graph in a single test without invoking the sampled application over and over again.
I tried to use the "pause" botton when running the activity - (which doesn't work flawlessly - sometimes the vtserver doesn't get the pause request from the client).
Anyways, the pause might provide with the ability to sample only the relevant parts of the test, but will result with a single "call graph result" instead of getting a result per each relevant part of the test.
Am I doing something wrong here?
Thanks,
Yuval Berger.
