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Pause Collection from Command Line
Intel® VTune™ Profiler offers different ways to pause the collection process, to resume a paused collection, or to stop a running collect process from the command line.
Start collection in the paused mode, and then automatically resume collection
To start data collection in the paused mode, use the start-paused action option as follows:
vtune -collect <analysis_type> -start-paused [--] <target>
Resume a paused collection
There are two ways to resume a paused collection.
To resume collection automatically after a specified amount of time, use the resume-after option.
vtune -collect <analysis_type> -start-paused -resume-after=<value> [--] <target>
where
<analysis_type> is the type of analysis to run
<value> is the time of delay in seconds
<target> is the target to analyze
To resume collection manually, use the command action with the resume argument.
vtune -command resume
Examples
This example starts the Hotspots analysis of the sample Linux* application in the paused mode, and then resumes collection after a 50 second pause.
vtune -collect hotspots -start-paused -resume-after=50 -- /home/test/sample
This example starts the Hotspots analysis of the sample Windows* application in the paused mode.
vtune -collect hotspots -start-paused -- C:\test\sample.exe