Intel® Inspector XE

Intel Inspector v/s Intel Inspector XE

Is Intel Inspector and Intel Inspector XE the
same product with more features turned on or is it a totally different product? What are the differences between the two?

Thanks,

Dave A. from Lifeboat Distribution

Intel Inspector XE defect results in loss of SSA problem state information

We recently discovered a serious Inspector XE defect related to SSA problem state information. Problem state information will be permanently lost when you reopen an SSA result with a different Inspector XE version than was used at the last open. Furthermore, when you open a new SSA result for the first time Inspector XE automatically opens the previous result in order to inherit its state information. If the previous result was last opened by a different Inspector XE version then this implicit open will cause the state information in the previous result to be permanently lost.

Inspector with VS 2008 SP1 on Windows 7 always has internal error

I tried the evaluation version on Intel Parallel Inspector 2011 Update 2 on my
Windows 7 64 bit laptop. On real projects with a lot of Qt-Libraries the inspector
always shows the message "Error detected during analysis - An internal error has
occured ..." for all levels of inspecting memory errors. The message appears
after closing the test program.

The same project is running with the inspector under Windows XP.

A zipped result-directory is attached.

Warning Occurred During Analysis ?

I have one application which I can successfully monitor using intel inspector, and it flags it as having a leak. I have another program that makes the same win32 calls that has the leak, but it doesn't flag anything, but I also get a message stating: Warnring occurred during analysis Found no symbols for this module: C:\\windows\\system32\\profapi.dll Analysis may be incomplete. Does anyone have any troubleshooting advice on how to go about resolving this... or can I even hope to resolve this? Thanks in advance.

Kernel Resource Leak with intel Fortran

Hi,

I have a simple program in Fortran thaht I have copy from a tutorial web site. I use intel Fortran 11.1 on windows XP 32 bits. I have tested Intel Inspector XE 2011 Update 5 on this program and I have Kernel Resource Leaks on print, open and read.

I use this example because on my own program I have the same Kernel Resource Leaks on open and close function. So this program is just to test intel inspector.
Source: http://www.math.hawaii.edu/~hile/fortran/fort7.htm#open

GDI Resource leak with QuickWin Fortran

Hi,

I use an evaluation inspection XE 2011 (download last week) to test it. It is under windows XP.
My main problem is that during memory leak inspection, At the end of the execution, I have a lot of GDI Resource leaks about QuickWin. For example with SETBKCOLOR, SETWINDOWCONFIG, CLEARSCREEN,...
I really don't know why I have theses memory leak. What could be the problem ?

Analysing a service

Hi all,

I have a likely memory corruption in my project and am considering running a trial of Inspector.

The problem is on Win7, in a native X64 app that is a service running as a LocalService.

How do I make my service get run automatically by with Inspector? (I'm expecting some 'imagefileexecutionoptions' style answer...)

Derek

error while loading shared librariess: libippi.so.7.0

I'm getting this error when running the inspector for my program:

/opt/intel/inspector_xe_2011/bin64$ sudo ./inspxe-cl -collect mi1 -knob stack-depth=8 -suppressions=delete -- /pathToMyFolder/build/myExecutable Used suppression file(s): [] /pathToMyFolder/build/myExecutable: error while loading shared libraries: libippi.so.7.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Direct3DCreate9 memory leak?

Inspector's "Detect Memory Problems" and "Locate Memory Problems" lists multiple memory leaks, kernel resource leaks, etc. related to DirectX. The following code should reproduce what I'm seeing:

#include 

int main()
{
	IDirect3D9 *pD3D = Direct3DCreate9(D3D_SDK_VERSION);     
	pD3D->Release();    

	return 0;
}

If the create/release are placed in a loop, Process Explorer shows that memory and handle use increases for the first iterations, but the increase slows quickly -- once a peak is reached there are no further increases.

Static analysis - why is this so license restricted

I have the latest C++ and Fortran Composer XE 12 that let me generate
the static analysis files, but Inspector XE will not let me open them.

Personally I think that if I have paid for the premium cost of Inspector XE that I should be able to do static analysis.

It really "stinks" that I have to purchase the full XE Studio.

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