In the

Target

tab of the

Project Properties

dialog box, set

Suppressions

to

Apply suppressions

.

Do one of the following:

Collect a new result.
Open an existing result (collected using the
Intel Inspector
GUI or command line interface).

Define a suppression rule based on one or more code locations in a problem. Save the new suppression rule to the

default.sup

file or create a new

.sup

file in the default suppression directory for the project.

Outcome: In the

Code Locations

and

Problems

panes, the

Intel Inspector

marks (strikes through) all result data

potentially

impacted by the rules in the file. (It may take some time for all marks to appear. The marks remain in the result even if you close and then reopen the result.)

Review the marked data to assess the effectiveness and potential reach of the rule. If necessary, delete the rule and start over, or edit the suppression file in a text editor.

Repeat steps 3 and 4 as necessary.

Run a new analysis using the

Intel Inspector

GUI or command line interface.

Outcome: The

Intel Inspector

does not collect result data impacted by the new suppression rule(s) and the rules in any other files and directories identified in the

Suppressions

tab of the

Project Properties

dialog box.