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Is tool good and usable for tuning ASM code?
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Yes, you can tune ASM code with Intel VTune Amplifier XE. On screenshot below you can see C++ and ASM source view.
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Yes, you can tune ASM code with Intel VTune Amplifier XE. On screenshot below you can see C++ and ASM source view.
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Thanks. To clarify, if I only has .ASM source (no .C, .CPP, etc..) I could still open it up and see something simlar with each instruction timed?
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Yes, you should be able to see ASM sources.
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Event counts will not necessarily be allocated to instructions as you might expect; they may be attributed to subsequent instructions which consume the result of the instruction of interest.
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