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Suppressions Support
Sanitizers in Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler and Intel® Fortran Compiler help effectively pinpoint memory, address, threading, and undefined behavior related issues early in the development process. Sanitizers offer faster time to results, fewer false positives, and improved compiler integration compared to Intel Inspector. As a result, Intel Inspector will no longer be included in the Intel® HPC Toolkit. It continues to be downloadable as a standalone package and it will be discontinued in 2025 or later. Customers who have purchased Intel® Priority Support will continue to receive support. Please see Intel Inspector deprecation article for more information.
You (and your development team) will always know more about your code than the Intel Inspector can ever know. For example:
Your team lead may know of error-prone third-party code.
Your team architect may know specific code passages are correct as coded.
You may know you are currently fixing a specific bug.
Suppressing known issues based on rules you define can improve your productivity by helping you focus on only those issues that currently require your attention.
Intel® Inspector offers a variety of ways to take advantage of the power of suppression rules:
You Can Do This |
Using This |
Helpful Information |
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Define suppression rules |
Intel Inspector GUI
TIP:
This is the recommended way to define suppressions. |
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Intel Inspector command line interface |
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Text editor |
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Edit suppression rules/files |
Text editor |
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Convert third-party suppression files to the Intel Inspector suppression file format |
Intel Inspector command line interface |
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Apply suppression rules/files |
Intel Inspector GUI |
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Intel Inspector command line interface |
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Review/remove suppression rules/files |
Intel Inspector GUI |