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Hello Team,
I am using Intel's VTune command line (vtl) for running and profiling my application.
When i use the command,
vtl view a1::r1 -hf -mn
It displays the
hotspot functions, module name, Clockticks samples, .......Display Name, File Name, Resolved Module Path
I wanted even theClockticks events (CPU_CLK_UNHALTED.CORE events) to be displayed.
Can anyone please let me know what command needs to be given for displaying "Clockticks events".
Regards,
I am using Intel's VTune command line (vtl) for running and profiling my application.
When i use the command,
vtl view a1::r1 -hf -mn
It displays the
hotspot functions, module name, Clockticks samples, .......Display Name, File Name, Resolved Module Path
I wanted even theClockticks events (CPU_CLK_UNHALTED.CORE events) to be displayed.
Can anyone please let me know what command needs to be given for displaying "Clockticks events".
Regards,
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Probably there is no sample or a few samples captured in .
Can you verify?
vtl view a1::r1 -modules
Another possibility is : there is no symbol file with your module in same path, can you try? -
vtl view a1::r1 -ha -mn
By the way, now there is VTune second generation product, called VTune Amplifier XE. You can try this, it also has command line supp0rt , amplxe-cl.
Thanks, Peter
Can you verify?
vtl view a1::r1 -modules
Another possibility is : there is no symbol file with your module in same path, can you try? -
vtl view a1::r1 -ha -mn
By the way, now there is VTune second generation product, called VTune Amplifier XE. You can try this, it also has command line supp0rt , amplxe-cl.
Thanks, Peter

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