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There are some old posts on this Forum about using somethinglike -s as a compile option. I do not understand that. Do I put in -s or take it out?
I can get source code associated with the binary file when I run the examples. It just does not work on my own programs.
As I said the whole VTUNE Amplifier System worksexcept for source code.
The error message :
Warning : Symbol file is not found. The call stack passing through the model **** may be incorrect.
Do I ignore this error? One Intel knowledge base post say to ignore it.
Stiil, I cannot associate the source and the executable/binary. I have redirected the search directories - still no luck,
Are the symbol files separate? If so where are they. What are their extensions?
Newport_j
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Newport,
It seems you have various running forum
threads surrounding viewing source code.
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=102621
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=102608
The issue may becoming a bit obfuscated Perhaps
some clarification and simplification is needed to move forward. Based on the threads, I believe you are able
to drill to source code for the Tachyon sample after analysis correct? Perhaps you can provide additional
information about the differences between your applications, compilation method, environment,
type of application, etc. that might be different from the Tachyon example.
Another test, are you able to
create your own simple sample application (like hello world) where you also cannot
drill to the source from within an Amplifier analysis? This may provide some scope to the problem
and perhaps uncover a cause.
Is there a way to determine what
is different between the Tachyon example that works as expected and a simple application
you have that does not allow you to drill into the applications source file. Are you attempting to drill into source that
is not contained in the main source file but a library or other resource.
In regards to the warning: Symbol
file is not found. The KB article VTune
Amplifier XE collection warning: Symbol file is not found may provide some
insight as to what is occurring.
- Rob
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I can get the examples in the tutorial to run and show me the source code. I have a prime numner generating program that once did show the source code when I clicked on a function name. Now when I run it the bottom-up window and the top-down window show nothing and just say
No data to show
No data is available
I compile my programs with a script I do not use a makefile. The options that I use are
gcc -lm -lrt -g -O2 source.c.
That usually works; it does not work here.
I saw the memo on the Warning andI guess that explains the warning. When I run my program I see the file (program function names in the leftmost window), but upon clicking on the file name all I get is the assembly code. My primes program does not even show that; it just says:
No data to show
No data is available
It there a way to check source with command line options. I have other tools (not Intel) that make it easy to see source code, but they do not integrate in the VTUNE Amplifier IDE.
Everything works on my 4 core Xeon cpu, but viewing the source code.
Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Newport_j
PS.
What is the -s option? Does it invoke the symbolic linker? I googled the error and someone wrote on this Forum to either put -s in or take it out in the makefile. Which is correct or are they both wrong?
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1. How long does your primes program run? What window shows the "No data to show" message? If it's the 'Bottom-up' or 'Top-down Tree' windows, then your application didn't generate any samples - the main cause of this is an application run that's too short (default sampling interval for hotspots is 10 milliseconds.)
2. The '-s' option is described in the 'ld' man page. It strips symbol information during the link phase - definitely not what you want.
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