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vtune Command Syntax
Use the following Intel® VTune™ Profiler vtune command syntax:
vtune <-action> [-action-option] [-global-option] [[--] <target> [target-options]]
vtune |
The name of the VTune Profiler command line tool. |
<-action> |
The action to perform, such as collect or report. |
[-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.
NOTE:
Long names of the options can be abbreviated. If the option consists of several words you can abbreviate each word, keeping the dash between them. Make sure an abbreviated version unambiguously matches the long name. For example, the -option-name option can be abbreviated as -opt-name, -op-na, -opt-n, or -o-n. |
[-global-option] |
Global-options modify behavior in the same manner for all actions. You can have multiple global-options per action. |
[--] <target> |
The target application to analyze. |
[target-options] |
Options for the application. |
See the VTune Profiler CLI Cheat Sheet quick reference on VTune Profiler command line interface.
Example
This example runs the Hotspots analysis for the sample target located at the /home/test/ directory on a Linux* system, saves the analysis result in the r001hs subdirectory of the current directory, and displays the default summary report.
vtune -collect hotspots -result-dir r001hs -quiet /home/test/sample
where:
-collect is an action
hotspots is an argument of the action
-result-dir is an action-option
r001hs is an argument of the action-option
-quiet is a global-option
sample is a target