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Command Syntax
The Intel Inspectorinspxe-cl command syntax is:
$ inspxe-cl <-action> [-action-options] [-global-options] [-- application [application options]]
inspxe-cl |
The name of the Intel Inspector command line tool. |
<-action> |
The action to perform, such as collect or report. There must be only one action per command. So you cannot, for example, collect data and generate a report with the same command. |
[-action-option] |
Action-options modify behavior specific to the action. You can have multiple action-options per action. Using an action-option that does not apply to the action results in a usage error. |
[-global-option] |
Global-options modify behavior in the same manner for all actions. You can have multiple global-options per action. |
[-- application] |
The target application to analyze. |
[application-options] |
Options for the application. |
To access the most current command line documentation: Enter inspxe-cl -help
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.
Example #1
Display product version information.
$ inspxe-cl -version
Example #2
This example:
Runs a Detect Deadlocks and Data Races (ti2) analysis on the application myApp.
Stores the collected data in a result in the specified myRes result directory, which is created in the current working directory by default.
$ inspxe-cl -collect ti2 -result-dir ./myResult -- myApp
where:
-collect = action
ti2 = argument of action
-result-dir = action-option
myResult = argument of action-option
myApp = target application
If you do not supply an absolute pathname for the application, system path environment settings are used to locate it.
Example #3
This example generates a mySup.sup suppression file for all problems in the specified myRes result directory.
$ inspxe-cl -create-suppression-file ./mySupFile -result-dir ./myRes
where:
-create-suppression-file = action
mySup = argument of action
-result-dir = action-option
myRes = argument of action-option
The inspxe-cl tool appends a .sup extension if no extension is specified.