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I wanted to evaluate VTUNE with VS 2008, but the install does not integrate it automatically, and the "Complete Install" option mentioned in Intel's read me (which supposedly has a check box for VS 2008 integration) does not appear as a choice in the latest eval install (as of 3/23/2010).
Anyone know what I could be missing?
Anyone know what I could be missing?
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You don't give enough information for us to guess what you did. I suppose VTune normally would be installed after the VS C++ compilers are installed (including X64 if on a 64-bit Windows).
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In addition to not working on Intel64, Intel VTune Performance Analyzer for Windows does not integrate into VS2008 on Windows 7 or Windows Vista.
See: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/integration-into-visual-studio-2008-not-working/
Intel VTune Performance Analyzer will work as a stand alone tool in these environments. You just need to specify the path/binary to execute.
Intel Parallel Amplifier which providessimilar functionality to Intel VTune Performance Analyzerwill integrate into VS2008in these environments.
Regards,
Eric M
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I'm trying out the VTune evaluation version with Vista 64 and VS2008. I have Intel FORTRAN with microsoft C linked together. Do I just compile these codes normally or do I have to set any compliation flags?
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You need debug symbols (/Zi). Otherwise, you set the optimizations you want to evaluate.
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