| June 25, 2009 1:00 AM PDT | |
The following table can help you decide which tool to use:
| Intel® Parallel Inspector | Intel® Thread Checker | |
| Threading errors - Data races and Deadlocks | √ | √ |
| Does not require special build or source code | √ | √ |
| Memory errors | √ | |
| Easier to learn and reuse | √ | |
| Low overhead analysis | √ | |
| Improved scalable analysis without serializing the app | √ | |
| Windows* standalone | √ | |
| Linux* support | √ | |
| Licensing | Single User | Single User & Floating |
| Support | forum support premier support option |
unlimited premier support & 1 year product updates |
Intel Thread Checker is still the right choice for developers who need:
- Analysis outside of Visual Studio (standalone version)
- Floating licenses
- Unlimited, secure, formal support
- Ability to check Linux applications
Do you need more help?
This article applies to: Intel® Parallel Inspector Knowledge Base, Intel® Thread Checker for Windows* Knowledge Base
For more complete information about compiler optimizations, see our Optimization Notice.
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