Window: Open Trace Capture
To access this dialog box:
in the Intel® GPA context menu, select Graphics Trace Analyzer
.Use the
Open Trace Capture
window to select and open your trace file.
![]() | Trace Capture Thumbnails pane Select the trace capture you want to debug. By default, this field lists all trace captures located in your Intel® GPA home directory ~/GPA . You can sort the trace captures by name or date with the Name button or Date button, respectively. If there are no trace captures on your system, these toggle buttons are hidden.The currently selected trace capture is highlighted with blue borders and appears in the trace preview pane. Trace file thumbnails are marked with the
![]() ![]() To delete captured traces, hover the mouse pointer over a trace thumbnail and click the Close button in the top right-hand corner of the thumbnail. Confirm your choice by clicking Yes on the thumbnail. |
![]() | Preview pane Preview the selected trace captures. This field shows the buffer image and the following trace capture properties:
To rename the selected trace capture, you can click its filename and enter a new value. Click Open , to open the selected trace in the Platform View. |
![]() | Message pane View the Intel® GPA messages or notifications. |
Type filter expression field Filter the displayed trace capture files by typing in a part of the trace filename. | |
![]() | Run Graphics Monitor button Click to capture new traces with Graphics Monitor. |
![]() | Add Capture Files Location buttonClick to open additional folder with capture files. Capture files from the opened folder are listed under the Current folder files. To change the Current folder, change the Capture Files Location in the Graphics Monitor Settings . |
Open button Open the currently selected trace capture to start profiling. | |
![]() | Show in Folder button Open the storage directory of the selected trace. |
![]() | Settings button M anage Graphics Trace Analyzer settings:![]()
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![]() | Help buttonOpen Intel® GPA online documentation. |
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