I believe that thread profiler is a Windows only software as far as I can tell.But wheredo I find the linux install?
From what I understand; I can turn on the -tprofile switch on ICC then I can dump the info and open it in the Windows version of thread profiler. So while I have ICC and VTUNE installed on Linux, I don't know what I have to do to get the thread profiler switch on ICC to work?
I get that following response from the compiler:
icpc -g -O3 -tprofile -c cmd_lreader.cpp
(0): catastrophic error: tp10.ini not found; Intel Threading Tools must be installed
compilation aborted for cmd_lreader.cpp (code 4)
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https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/Download.aspx?productid=771&sn=
and set both the thread profiler and icpc environment variables.
As you said, linux thread profiler creates files which appear intended to be read in Windows thread profiler. I haven't been able to find out what may be required to take that step successfully.
https://registrationcenter.intel.com/RegCenter/Download.aspx?productid=771&sn=
and set both the thread profiler and icpc environment variables.
As you said, linux thread profiler creates files which appear intended to be read in Windows thread profiler. I haven't been able to find out what may be required to take that step successfully.
Does the link above allow download therad profiler for Linux ? I think it is not working.
Inkant.
If you are alluding to the fact that thread profiler for linux is not present on the screen which offers evaluation licenses, that is true, but does not mean there is no such thing. I would agree also that I could not recommend purchase of this product without evaluating it, and I find the openmp_profile option of the compilers sufficient in practice.
I don't know whether anyone has requested an evaluation of the linux version; if you have the Windows version, which appears to be expected, you could submit a request on premier.intel.com to find out what the policy may be. It's even possible that omission from the evaluation menu is an oversight.
If you are alluding to the fact that thread profiler for linux is not present on the screen which offers evaluation licenses, that is true, but does not mean there is no such thing. I would agree also that I could not recommend purchase of this product without evaluating it, and I find the openmp_profile option of the compilers sufficient in practice.
I don't know whether anyone has requested an evaluation of the linux version; if you have the Windows version, which appears to be expected, you could submit a request on premier.intel.com to find out what the policy may be. It's even possible that omission from the evaluation menu is an oversight.
hi,
I am new to thread profiler i face another similar problem...i am not able to use -tprofile switch with gcc though intel c++ compiler is installed.. also tprofile_cl is only providing me with
Building project
Running: /home/Desktop/parser/threadedtest.gcc
Application finished
Intel Thread Profiler 3.1 command line (27583)
Copyright (c) 2007 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Usage: tprofile_cl [
[
Select an executable to analyze in one of the following ways.
- Specify the executable on the command line
- Specify the application launcher (a script or other executable)
on the command line and select the executable with
the --exe_of_interest (-x) option
no summary report is generated..
Please help
The usage message is probably displayed because the 'threadprofiler' result directory was not created. It appears the executable did not instrument properly.
Right after the "Building project" line, it should say 'Instrumenting' followed by some modules names and the instrumentation level. This only happens the first time, or after the executable has changed. Use the -c (--clear-cache) to perform the instrumentation again.
Could you provide the compile line for how you created threadedtest.gcc?
