Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers for Windows* Host

User Guide

  • 2020.4
  • 12/10/2020
  • Public Content
Contents

Pane: Trace Content

 
Type Filter Expression
field
Filters trace file tracks by name or parameters. Saves previous search keywords.
Collapse All Groups
button
Closes all unfolded track groups.
Expand All Groups
 button
Unfolds all track groups.
Track
list
Includes aggregated information on trace file content in the following order:
  1. Bookmarks
    - enables you to mark any timestamp on the
    Timeline
    ruler. You can change name and color of a Bookmarks Group.
    To add a bookmark, do the following:
    1. Select the required Bookmarks Group to enable a bullet selector.
    2. Click on a desired timestamp on the Timeline ruler.
    To delete a bookmark, do the following:
    1. Select the required Bookmarks Group to highlight it and make the corresponding bookmarks visible.
    2. Click on a bookmark to be deleted
    3. Press
      Delete
      .
    NOTE
    On the
    Timeline
     ruler, you can see only the bookmarks of the Bookmarks Groups highlighted in the
    Trace Content
     pane. You can edit only a Bookmarks Group that has a bullet selector.
  2. Aggregated CPU activity
    (CPU context switches)
  3. Active GPU adapters
    (GPU frames; GPU queues; Flip queues; VSync events)
  4. Target instrumented process
    -
    a process, for which the opened trace was captured.
  5. Other processes
    in the system contributed to the trace.
NOTE
  • Target instrumented processes and other processes contain CPU queues, executed threads, system events, regions, and metrics.
     Events from custom Event Tracing for Windows* providers are also shown for each thread, grouped by provider name.
  • T
    o change track color or event color in the Trace Viewer, use the
    Track Color Modification
     button or
    Marker Color Modification
     button, respectively.
  • Track from the Track list can be dragged and dropped to the Trace Viewer.
 

Product and Performance Information

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