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Hi,
First of all sorry if this is a trivial question. I have searched and tried to read documentation but have not been able to find solution.
I have a fortran program that I would like to analyze. I compile it with -g and -debug options, but when I use the 'First Use Wizard' in Vtune, I get the message that 'Warning - Line number information is not available for the range.' and 'Only disassembly view is available.'.
How can I see the source code, esp. which subroutines and functions are consuming the most? Do I need to compile with some special options?
Thanks,
First of all sorry if this is a trivial question. I have searched and tried to read documentation but have not been able to find solution.
I have a fortran program that I would like to analyze. I compile it with -g and -debug options, but when I use the 'First Use Wizard' in Vtune, I get the message that 'Warning - Line number information is not available for the range.' and 'Only disassembly view is available.'.
How can I see the source code, esp. which subroutines and functions are consuming the most? Do I need to compile with some special options?
Thanks,
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I think that you used right options for compiling. Ifort?
Could it be "inline" issue? Use "-debug inline-debug-info"
You can use command "nm" to verify the module, if debug info are generated.
Please reply to me privately with test case, or submit a new ticket to https://premier.intel.com
Hope it helps.
Regards, Peter
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