Background
Intel® Inspector XE has always provided suppression functionality, but with the introduction of the Inspector XE 2013 product, there are more powerful ways to control how your suppressions are matched to found issues and how your suppressions are stored and maintained.
The newest versions of the Intel® C++ and Fortran compilers now support OpenMP* environment variable OMP_PROC_BIND on compatible non-Intel processors for Linux* and Windows* platforms. The compilers containing the fixes are Intel® Composer XE 2011 Update 13 and Intel® Composer XE 2013 Update 1. Previous versions of these compilers do not support OMP_PROC_BIND, as defined by the OpenMP* Version 3.1 API specification, on non-Intel processors. Setting OMP_PROC_BIND={true, false} on a non-Intel processor and running a program linked against the Intel® OpenMP* runtim
Learn how to analyze threading errors with Intel® Inspector XE 2011 on Linux, Fortran code sample
Learn how to analyze threading errors with Intel® Inspector XE 2011 on Windows, Fortran code sample
Learn how to analyze threading errors with Intel® Inspector XE 2011 on Linux, C++ code sample
Learn how to analyze threading errors with Intel® Inspector XE 2011 on Windows, C++ code sample
Background
Using a debugger along with Intel® Inspector XE 2013 can be a powerful combination, giving access to information about variables and workflow at the time of an issue that are not directly accessible through the use of one tool alone.
This page provides the current Release Notes for the Intel® Advisor XE 2013 for Linux* and Windows* products.
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