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Hi,
I was using the VTune analyzer for hardware performance profiling of a Fortran application, but now I want to use it to look at hotspots. I know that when compiling with ifort you can set some debug options so that you can view the source code and its hotspotsin VTune. I am usingthe PGI compiler though. Is it possible for me to see the hotspots in my source code rather than the assembly code? Or is this only supported with Intel's compiler?
Thanks.
I was using the VTune analyzer for hardware performance profiling of a Fortran application, but now I want to use it to look at hotspots. I know that when compiling with ifort you can set some debug options so that you can view the source code and its hotspotsin VTune. I am usingthe PGI compiler though. Is it possible for me to see the hotspots in my source code rather than the assembly code? Or is this only supported with Intel's compiler?
Thanks.
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The debug options for Intel compiler are intended to generate symbol *.pdb file along with executable. If PGI compiler have similar option and can generate this file as well, I think it can be used by VTune also, and you'll be able to see hotspots in sources.
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