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Analyze Performance
After you create a project and specify a target for analysis, you are ready to run your first analysis.
Click Configure Analysis on the Welcome page. By default, this action opens the Performance Snapshot analysis type. This is a good starting point to get an overview of potential performance issues that affect your application. The snapshot view includes recommendations for other analysis types you should consider next.
Click anywhere on the analysis header that contains the name of the analysis type. This opens the Analysis Tree, where you can see other analysis types grouped into several categories. See Analysis types to get an overview of these predefined options.
Advanced users can create custom analysis types which appear at the bottom of the analysis tree.
Analysis Group |
Analysis Types |
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Algorithm analysis |
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Microarchitecture analysis |
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Parallelism analysis |
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I/O analysis |
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Accelerators analysis |
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You can run an analysis type using the graphical interface (vtune-gui) or from the command line interface (vtune).
All analysis types in VTune Profiler are based on one of these data collection types:
Hardware event-based sampling collection (driver-based or driverless mode), optionally extended with the stack collection
Each analysis type provides a set of performance metrics that helps you sort out the problems in your code and understand how to optimize it.
VTune Profiler also supports remote collection modes through the GUI and command line, using the SSH or ADB connections.