Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer Download
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Version 2.3 Downloads
Readme (1.41 KB) | Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer - User Guide Rev 2.3 (933 KB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Windows* 64-Bit (1.18 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Linux* 64-Bit (1.42 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Mac* 64-Bit (1.61 MB)
Version 2.2 Downloads
Readme (1.5 KB) | Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer - User Guide Rev 2.2 (919 KB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Windows* 64-Bit (1.13 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Linux* 64-Bit (1.35 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Mac* 64-Bit (1.51 MB)
Version 2.1 Downloads
Readme (2 KB) | Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer - User Guide Rev 2.1 (1.2 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Windows* 32-Bit (2.30 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Windows* 64-Bit (1.78 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Linux* 32-Bit (3.20 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Linux* 64-Bit (3.39 MB)
- DOWNLOAD Intel® Architecture Code Analyzer for Mac* 32-Bit (2.74 MB)
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10 comments
TopEddy J. said on Jun 6,2015
All I get trying to download the tool after a) logging in and b) agreeing to the license is
"Access denied
You are not authorized to access this page."
So good going there.
Craig R. said on Apr 21,2015
Would like to see this extended to support KNL to get started on evaluating software. Could really have used it for KNC evaluation had it existed earlier.
Sergey N. said on Sep 13,2014
awesome tool. I hope it'll get more attention from the devs in the future. A better visualization would be nice, and faster run time - the tool really chokes if you reach about a thousand of instructions to analyz
If you are not going to support it, at least please release the source
Timocafe said on Mar 10,2014
Hello,
Do you plan to make a release for MIC - Xeon Phi ? It will be very nice.
Best
++T
Anonymous said on Nov 19,2012
This looks promising, but I was unable to test it on my (64-bit) Linux installation. It would appear I'm missing several dependencies, including the 32-bit libc++ library. To save installing a bunch of 32-bit libraries, would it be possible to get a 64-bit linux build? And/or use the same shell script installation system that ICC et al use to install prerequisites?
Much obliged, Matt
Anonymous said on Sep 25,2012
The mac binary has a readme.txt that suggests setting the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH in order to run the iaca binary. The bin directory includes a shell script that does that for you. An even simpler way to make this work is to use this command to fix the binary to correctly find its shared library:
cd iaca-mac32/bin
install_name_tool -change ../iaca-mac32/lib/libiacaLoader.so ../lib/libiacaLoader.so iaca
Now the binary runs w/o any changes to the environment variables. Your original build process should probably be fixed to use this correct install name.
Anonymous said on Jun 3,2011
I am downloading the Intel Architecture Code Analizer in an attempt to straighten out an Internal Source code Error. I'll give you feedback if it corrects the problem. Sincerly,...Shard...
Anonymous said on Oct 16,2009
very good
aaron-tersteeg (Intel) said on Jul 1,2009
Please post all support questions for Intel AVX and CPU instructions to:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-avx-and-cpu-instructions/
There you will be sure to get the best support and recieve notification when your question has been answered.
Anonymous said on Jun 28,2009
hi there all.
i need the C++ code analyser to dig into the linux programs, for developing and assembling high speed linux for desktop computers.
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