Intel® Inspector XE

C/C++ TRACE messages - Can they be seen during an Inspector XE run ?

Hello,

Let me first apologize, if this is a duplicate thread.
I had posted this yesterday, and I have no record of this..., So let me try again.

I have many C/C++ internally generated messages that appear in the MS VS2005 while running in Debug mode. They are produced using the TRACE("...") syntax. They are used to let me know how far the program execution has got before, say, I run out of resources.

Since they are TRACE messages, the Inspector XE treats them differently than regular messages produced using a printf() function.

Microsoft Visual Studio* Output Window radio button - What is for?

Hello,

I have an application that sends mesages (hints) about program execution to a console style window.
Application when run via VS2005 debug environment reports messages fine in this dedicated window.

As you would expect, Inspector XE when has the Radio button set in the Option\\Intel Inspector XE 2011 Properties set to Separate Console (last of the 3 - Default), Window does the same thing (fine).
For clarity the messages still appear fine when they go to the sameseparate window.

Switchradio button to "Collection Log Window" (Top Radio button of the 3)

html report ?

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i've been trying to produce a complete html report using the command line tool , but I must be missing dome options. here is my command line :
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Intel\\Inspector XE\\bin32\\inspxe-cl.exe" -collect mi1 -knob resources=true -knob stack-depth=8 -mrte-mode=native -suppressions=delete -module-filter-mode=include -- c:\\cgtest.exe -gilded -sharedcontext -v -blacklist -glslversion=130 -t hsl_commaop -dlldir c:\\Users\\lruhlmann\\p4\\sw\\cg\\rel3.1\\src\\cglang\\runtime\\bin\\Windows_vc10_debug

How do I generate HTML based results?

Hello, Does anyone know how to generate an HTML based report so that you can view the results without having to have Inspector XE installed? If we can share the results without having to download Intel Inspector XE, that would be great. We are a small startup and only have one fixed license. Actually, if I could script Inspector XE to run overnight on one of our Jenkins slaves, that would be ideal since the reports would be ready for everyone in the morning. Thanks, Christian

Intel Fortran 11.1

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Hi There,
I wanted to buy a license for Intel Fortran 11.1. I have got a few questions:

1- Is it possible to download the Intel Fortran 11.1 directly from the intel website and purchase a license from Intel itself? If so, how?
2- My machine is running with windows 7 (64 bit- Intel64). How do I know that the DVD that I am buying will be compatible with my operating system?
3- If later down the road I decide to change my OS to WIN 7 (32 bit), would this DVD (that is suitable for Intel64) be working with IA32, too?

Thanks

wrapped memory allocator

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Hi all,

I'm evaluating the Intel C++ Studio for Linux. Yesterday I was trying the Inspector XE on my software. In my software I have wrapped the calls to malloc/free in order to be flexible in the future (tcmalloc/jemalloc).

Now all the memory-leaks that show-up after the analysis show as leaks in my wrapper code, which makes it impossible to see which function doesn't free its allocated memory.

Is there a possibility to show the whole call-stack in case of a memory-leak?

Many thanks for your help!
Christian

Inspector XE Client - not able to run

I am able to run the inspxe-cl in my server machine based on Centos 5.4 (Linux dt05 2.6.18-194.el5 #1 SMP Fri Apr 2 14:58:14 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux). The same i try to run on my development setup, which is a stripdown version of the same Centos 5.4. I am not able to run the inspxe-cl, it throws out the error below.

[admin@at02 ~]# inspxe-cl -c

Error: Unknown option: -c

Can someone help me in identifying the issue?

Thanks,
Jeyaganesh

I didnt see any library issue in the dev setup. Ldd output attached below.

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