Intel® Inspector User Guide for Linux* OS

User Guide

  • 2022.0
  • 05/15/2022
  • Public Content
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Command Syntax Alternatives and Rules

Syntax Alternatives

The
Intel Inspector
inspxe-cl
 command offers the following syntax alternatives for specifying options and arguments:
Syntax
Alternative
Valid Command Snippets
-option
--option
inspxe-cl
-version
inspxe-cl
--version
-option argument
-option=argument
inspxe-cl
-c ti2
inspxe-cl
-c=ti2
-option
 (long name)
-o
 (short name, as defined in the -help)
inspxe-cl
-verbose
inspxe-cl
-v
-option
 (long name)
-n-n
 (implicit short name composed from initial letters of option name fragments)
inspxe-cl
-create-suppression-file
inspxe-cl
-c-s-f
If an implicit short name is ambiguous, the
inspxe-cl
 command reports a syntax error.
-option argument1,argument2
-option=argument1 -option=argument2
inspxe-cl
-option-file file1,file2
inspxe-cl
-option-file file1 -option-file file2
Make sure there are no spaces after commas.
You may mix and match syntax alternatives. For example, the following commands are equivalent:
inspxe-cl
-collect ti2 -result-dir myRes -suppression-file mySup -- myApp
inspxe-cl
-collect=ti2 -r myRes --s-f mySup -- myApp

Other Syntax Rules

  • Options that appear before
    [-- application [application options]]
     can appear in any order.
  • If an argument contains spaces, enclose the argument in quotation marks.
  • There are two ways to specify multiple options. One is to use multiple option=value pairs; the other is to use the option followed by a list of comma-separated values with no spaces.
  • Two single-character short names cannot be combined after a single dash.
  • Both short names and long names are case-sensitive. For example,
    -R
     is the short name of the
    report
     action, and
    -r
     is the short name of the
    result-dir
     action-option.

Product and Performance Information

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Performance varies by use, configuration and other factors. Learn more at www.Intel.com/PerformanceIndex.