Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-7D1EBDDA-A480-4F8E-8AB9-46F00A7716E4
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-7D1EBDDA-A480-4F8E-8AB9-46F00A7716E4
Import Archives and Other Files
You can import into the current project:
Intel Inspector result archive files
Intel Inspector results not associated with a project
Results from other Intel® error-detection products
To import a file:
- From the:
Visual Studio* menu, choose Tools> Intel Inspectorversion> Import....
NOTE:In Visual Studio* 2022, Intel Inspector provides lightweight integration. You can configure and compile your application and open the standalone Intel Inspector interface from the Visual Studio for further analysis. All your settings will be inherited by the standalone Intel Inspector project.Standalone Intel Inspector GUI menu, choose File > Import Result....
- In the Import Result pane, choose an import file.
- Click the Import button.
Outcome: If the import file is a result archive file, the Intel Inspector:
Extracts the result archive.
Names the extracted result import@@@, where import is a constant, and @@@ represents the next available number.
Saves the extracted result to an import@@@ directory of the same name.
If the import file is a result not associated with a project or a result from another Intel® error-detection product, the Intel Inspector:
Makes a copy of the result.
Converts the copy to the Intel Inspector result format.
Names the new result import@@@, where import is a constant, and @@@ represents the next available number.
Saves the new result to an import@@@ directory of the same name.
Refinalize the imported result to apply current project symbol information. (Use the Re-resolve option on the Solution Explorer or Project Navigator pane context menu.)
Change the cross-project result name template to change the name of the imported result.
Change basic project properties to save the imported result to a custom location.