I am trying to install Intel thread Checker on an ubuntu distribution.
I have followed all the instructions on the installation guide and the installation seemed to end normally.
When i take a .gcc file and run the command > tcheck_cl ./primes.gcc nothing seems to happen.It just creates a txt file with what would be the programs output, instead of running actually the results.
I have no idea of what goes wrong .Can anybody save me?
Thanks a lot.
I have followed all the instructions on the installation guide and the installation seemed to end normally.
When i take a .gcc file and run the command > tcheck_cl ./primes.gcc nothing seems to happen.It just creates a txt file with what would be the programs output, instead of running actually the results.
I have no idea of what goes wrong .Can anybody save me?
Thanks a lot.
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Of course, you could name your a.out file type with a name ending in .gcc, but there's no reason to do so. If they give a specific method including compile and link options, you should follow that. Maybe the .gcc is just to distinguish the special build.
If you are using Intel linux compilers with thread checker, it's preferable to compile and link with the -tcheck option, so that tcheck_cl is needed only to display the contents of the data file (threadchecker.thr) after running. Maybe the gcc build script accomplishes something similar.
If you are using Intel linux compilers with thread checker, it's preferable to compile and link with the -tcheck option, so that tcheck_cl is needed only to display the contents of the data file (threadchecker.thr) after running. Maybe the gcc build script accomplishes something similar.
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As thread checker is associated with VTune (not that it's entirely obvious for linux), the VTune forum is the place to look for help.
I don't know what you mean by a .gcc file. You need an a.out type file, compiled and linked with -g option.
I don't know what you mean by a .gcc file. You need an a.out type file, compiled and linked with -g option.
Quoting - tim18
As thread checker is associated with VTune (not that it's entirely obvious for linux), the VTune forum is the place to look for help.
I don't know what you mean by a .gcc file. You need an a.out type file, compiled and linked with -g option.
I don't know what you mean by a .gcc file. You need an a.out type file, compiled and linked with -g option.
It is also strange that in windows is very clear the existence of VTune.In the guide for linux the word VTune doesnt exist.
I ll try to compile them by my own with the traditional method and see what happens.
Of course, you could name your a.out file type with a name ending in .gcc, but there's no reason to do so. If they give a specific method including compile and link options, you should follow that. Maybe the .gcc is just to distinguish the special build.
If you are using Intel linux compilers with thread checker, it's preferable to compile and link with the -tcheck option, so that tcheck_cl is needed only to display the contents of the data file (threadchecker.thr) after running. Maybe the gcc build script accomplishes something similar.
If you are using Intel linux compilers with thread checker, it's preferable to compile and link with the -tcheck option, so that tcheck_cl is needed only to display the contents of the data file (threadchecker.thr) after running. Maybe the gcc build script accomplishes something similar.
Quoting - drunkenrom
I am trying to install Intel thread Checker on an ubuntu distribution.
I have followed all the instructions on the installation guide and the installation seemed to end normally.
When i take a .gcc file and run the command > tcheck_cl ./primes.gcc nothing seems to happen.It just creates a txt file with what would be the programs output, instead of running actually the results.
I have no idea of what goes wrong .Can anybody save me?
Thanks a lot.
I have followed all the instructions on the installation guide and the installation seemed to end normally.
When i take a .gcc file and run the command > tcheck_cl ./primes.gcc nothing seems to happen.It just creates a txt file with what would be the programs output, instead of running actually the results.
I have no idea of what goes wrong .Can anybody save me?
Thanks a lot.
I would like to thank tim18 who spent his times helping me.His indications helped me think better what the problem could be.
