Intel® Inspector User Guide for Linux* OS

User Guide

  • 2021.4
  • 09/27/2021
  • Public Content
Contents

Editing Source Code

You can access source code directly from
Intel Inspector
 windows to resolve issues.
Editing the source file may desynchronize source file line numbers and result line number references. If your edits change line numbering, consider rebuilding the application and running another analysis. If you plan to examine a large number of issues before running another analysis, consider editing a copy of the source file.
To Do This
Do This
Edit the source code for the primary code location in a problem or problem set.
In the
Problems
 pane on the
Summary
 window, right-click the problem or problem set to display a context menu, then choose
Edit Source
.
Edit the source code for any code location in a problem.
Do one of the following:
  • In the
    Code Locations
     pane on the
    Summary
     window, right-click the code location to display a context menu, then choose
    Edit Source
    .
  • Double-click anywhere in the
    Source
     tab on the
    Sources
     window.
Edit call stack source code.
Double-click the call stack frame in the
Call Stack
 tab on the
Sources
 window.
This action also displays associated code in the
Source
 tab on the
Sources
 window.
Outcome: The source file opens in your default editor.

Product and Performance Information

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