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Generating reports with Intel Thread Checker

bartoschek
Beginner
‎03-10-2007 02:15 AM
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I am currently evaluating the thread checker and wonder now how to generate reports from the collected data. I've got a table at the end of the run, but it has no context information and is useless.

How can I generate a report from already collected data with longer tracebacks?

Is there a tool to generate better reports than the basic table at the end of the run?
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TimP
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‎03-10-2007 07:54 PM
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I'm not very good at guessing which steps you have taken.

Supposing that you have run your case and generated the threadchecker.thr file, you have the choice of importing that file into Windows VTune, and making all the source code accessible to VTune, or running the tcheck_cl interpreter to generate a report of any problems found.

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bartoschek
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‎03-11-2007 04:37 AM
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We do not have Windows here, so using VTune is no option.

However invoking tcheck_cl with the threadchecker.thr file did the trick. Could you show me where the documentation mentions such usage. Maybe I missed more vital information

Thank you very much.
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