The Intel PCM team is proud to announce that the web page of Intel Performance Counter Monitor v2.7 has been released. It includes the following changes:
- Support Intel® Xeon® E5 v3 processor series (previously codenamed Haswell-EP)
- Support scale-up systems with 16+ sockets based on Intel® Xeon® E7 v2 processor series
- Added I/O traffic metric for 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation Intel® Core™ processors
- Added package C-states, UFS and PPD cycles metrics to pcm-power
- Support DDIO hit/miss metric
- Support for individual QPI speeds
- Command line option improvements
- Support redirection of output to files
- Support user-level pause/resume of counting
- Support high-resolution sampling (min 1s -> a few ms)
- Add dynamic sampling interval selection
- CSV output for pcm-memory utility
- Support Linux systems with offlined cores
- Added PMU reset command line option
- Prevent metric value corruption by Linux NMI watchdog
- Support clang compilation
- Improved makefile
- Refactored code
- Bug fixes
Enjoy it
Andrey, Jim, Michael, Patrick, Patrick, Roman, Ryan, and Thomas
