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I was wondering if there is (or there are plans for) a feature built in to the Intel compilers that would combine compiler optimization reports with source code listings, as with the VecAnalysis script provided by Intel. That script is really handy, but unfortunately it does not seem to work with anything later than the 13.1 compiler release. This script makes the vectorization and other reports much more understandable.
Yes, there are such plans. We already have this on Windows (integrated with Visual Studio), and work is underway to do something similar on Linux and OS X. There it would be an HTML file that gets generated.
Yes, there are such plans. We already have this on Windows (integrated with Visual Studio), and work is underway to do something similar on Linux and OS X. There it would be an HTML file that gets generated.
I know it was originally going to be in the 2016 release, but it wasn't ready in time. I am not sure of the current status and will check when I get back to the office next week.
