Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-16494B66-4C50-4F5D-8724-A21A35DD62CE
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-16494B66-4C50-4F5D-8724-A21A35DD62CE
Toolbar: Intel VTune Profiler
Here are the Intel® VTune™ Profiler toolbar buttons that enable you to control the analysis run:
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Open the Project Navigator to manage the VTune Profiler projects and analysis results. |
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Open the Configure Analysis window to select, configure, and run analysis. |
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Open the Create a Project dialog box to create and configure a project. |
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Open the Import window and specify result or raw data collection file(s) to import into the current project. VTune Profiler creates a result with the imported data and locates it in the current project. |
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Open the Compare Results window and choose the results to compare. |
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Navigate to a VTune Profiler data collection result (*.vtune file) and open it in the graphical interface. |
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Set options to collect, display, and save profiling data. View privacy information about collected data. |
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Open the Help menu providing access to the following documentation formats:
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VTune Profiler toolbar icons look slightly different in different versions of the Microsoft Visual Studio* IDE. The Compare Results button is not available from the toolbar in the Microsoft Visual Studio* IDE.
VTune Profiler also provides a lightweight integration to the Eclipse* development environment, adding the following buttons in the Eclipse GUI:
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Open the VTune Profiler standalone graphical interface and configure and run a performance analysis for your application. |
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Open the VTune Profiler Get Started page providing access to the product documentation resources. |
When you view results, VTune Profiler provides an additional toolbar for the Bottom-up and Top-down Tree windows:
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Change the stack layout for the Call Stack grouping level. |
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Search for data in the Bottom-up, Top-down Tree, Source, or Assembly panes. |
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Create a custom grouping for the current viewpoint using the Custom Grouping dialog box. |