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Tracing Conventional MPI Applications
Tracing Failing MPI Applications
Tracing OpenSHMEM* Applications
Tracing MPI File IO
Handling of Communicator Names
Tracing MPI Load Imbalance
Tracing User Defined Events
Configuring the Collector
Filtering Trace Data
Recording OpenMP* Regions Information
Tracing System Calls (Linux* OS)
Collecting Lightweight Statistics
Recording Source Location Information
Recording Hardware Performance Information (Linux* OS)
Recording Operating System Counters
Tracing Library Calls
Correctness Checking
Tracing Distributed Non-MPI Applications
ACTIVITY
ALTSTACK
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CHECK-MAX-DATATYPES
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DETAILED-STATES
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UNIFY-SCLS
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VERBOSE
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VT_COMPRESS_TRACE
Parameter Checking
Premature Exit
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Detecting Illegal Buffer Modifications
Buffer Given to MPI Cannot Be Read or Written
Distributed Memory Checking
Illegal Memory Access
Request Handling
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Buffered Sends
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Tagging Dialog Box
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Imbalance Diagram Dialog Box
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Details Dialog Box
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C++ API
These are wrappers around the C API calls which simplify instrumentation of C++ source code and ensure correct tracing if exceptions are used. Because all the member functions are provided as inline functions it is sufficient to include VT.h to use these classes with every C++ compiler.
Here are some examples how the C++ API can be used. nohandles() uses the simpler interface without storing handles, while handles() saves these handles in static instances of the definition classes for later reuse when the function is called again:
void nohandles()
{
VT_Function func( "nohandles", "C++ API", __FILE__, __LINE__ );
}
void handles()
{
static VT_SclDef scldef( __FILE__, __LINE__ );
// VT_SCL_DEF_CXX( scldef ) could be used instead
static VT_FuncDef funcdef( "handles", "C++ API" );
VT_Function func( funcdef, scldef );
}
int main( int argc, char **argv )
{
VT_Region region( "call nohandles()", "main" );
nohandles();
region.end();
handles();
handles();
return 0;
}