Intel® Inspector User Guide for Windows* OS

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  • 2020
  • 09/09/2020
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collect

Run the specified type of analysis and collect data.

Syntax

-collect
<analysis_type>
-c
<analysis_type>
  • Both short names and long names are case-sensitive. For example,
    -c
     is the short name of the
    collect
     action, and
    -C
     is the short name of the
    command
     action.
  • To duplicate an analysis performed in the
    Intel Inspector
     GUI: Use the
    Command Line
     button on the
    Analysis Type
     window panes to copy the exact command to the clipboard.
Arguments
Memory error analysis types
Analysis type code
Description
mi1
Memory error analysis that answers the question
Does my target leak memory?
mi2
Memory error analysis that answers the question
Does my target have memory access problems?
mi3
Memory error analysis that answers the question
Where are the memory access problems?
Threading error analysis_types
Analysis type code
Description
ti1
Threading error analysis that answers the question
Does my target have deadlocks?
ti2
Threading error analysis that answers the question
Does my target have deadlocks or data races?
ti3
Threading error analysis that answers the question
Where are the deadlocks or data races?
Description
Use the
collect
 action to run a memory or threading error analyis.
  • The result is stored
    in the specified or default-named
    r@@@{at}
     result directory in the current working directory, where
    @@@
     represents the next available number and
    {at}
     represents the
    analysis type with preset configuration.
  • Finalization occurs automatically unless overridden.
  • By default, a Summary report is displayed to
    stdout
     and written to a .txt file in the current working directory.
This command:
  • Runs a
    Detect Deadlocks and Data Races (ti2)
     analysis on the application
    myApp
    .
  • Stores the result in the default
    r@@@ti2
     result directory in the current working directory, where
    @@@
     represents the next available number.
  • Generates a summary report of detected problems, and writes it to the
    inspxe-cl.txt
     file in the result directory. 
$ inspxe-cl -collect ti2 -- myApp
This command performs the same type of analysis as that above, but exits without finalizing the result or generating a summary report. 
$ inspxe-cl -c ti2 -no-auto-finalize -- myApp

Product and Performance Information

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