Intel® Inspector User Guide for Windows* OS

User Guide

  • 2022.0
  • 12/06/2021
  • Public Content
Contents

Pane: Code Locations

Pane position in window
To access this
Intel Inspector
 pane: Click the
Summary
 button on the
Navigation
 toolbar.
During Analysis
Use this pane on the
Summary
 window to:
  • View code locations for selected problems.
  • Choose problem occurrences of interest to display in the
    Sources
     window.
  • Edit corresponding source code in your default editor.
After Analysis is Complete
The
Intel Inspector
 displays this pane after analysis is complete and when you open a result. Use this pane on the
Summary
 window to:
The number of problem occurrences available for display in this pane depends on how you configure the analysis. For future analysis runs:
  • Deselect the
    Remove duplicates
     checkbox on the
    Analysis Type
     window to report all occurrences of a detected problem. Deselecting is:
    • Useful when you need to fully visualize all threads and problem occurrences in relation to time
    • Low cost in terms of performance; however, the number of detected problem occurrences could be significantly higher and may require more system resources for storage and processing
  • Select the
    Remove duplicates
     checkbox to report only a representative occurrence of each detected problem.
Use This
To Do This
Pane title
Verify the type of the selected problems.
Pane controls
  • Review code location, surrounding source code snippet, call stack, and timeline information for all code locations in:
    • An occurrence of the selected problems (move the slider control, click Slide forward control or Slide backward control , or press Ctrl+Left Arrow or Ctrl+Right Arrow).
    • All occurrences of the selected problems (click the
      All
       button to toggle on and off).
  • Hide/show this pane (click Hide/show control or Show/hide control ).
Code location region
  • Review summary information for a code location in a problem occurrence.
  • Review a source code snippet surrounding a code location. (The yellow highlight marks the code location source line.)
  • Review the call stack for a problem occurrence.
  • Identify the thread associated with a code location (click to color the code location marker blue in the
    Timeline
     pane).
  • Choose a problem or problem occurrence of interest to display in the
    Sources
     window (double-click).
Data column header
  • Reposition the data column (drag).
  • Resize the data column (drag left or right border).
  • Sort code locations in ascending or descending order by column data (click). (Enabled only after analysis is complete.)
Pane border
Resize the pane (drag).
Context menu
  • View Source
     - Display a
    Sources
     window focused on the selected problem occurrence. (Default action when you double-click a data row in the
    Code Locations
     pane.)
  • Edit Source
     - Open the source file for the selected code location in your default editor.
  • Copy to Clipboard
     - Copy a summary of the selected code location to the system clipboard.
  • Explain Problem
     - Explain, in generic terms, the error associated with the code.
  • Create Problem Report...
     - Export details of the selected code location to plain text format. (Enabled only after analysis is complete.)
  • Suppress...
     or
    Do Not Suppress...
     -
    • Create a rule to suppress problems associated with the selected code location during the next analysis run. (
      Intel Inspector
       marks - with strikethroughs - problems
      potentially
       impacted during the next analysis run.)
    • Or delete a rule for a marked code location. (Strikethroughs disappear.)
    (Enabled only after analysis is complete.)
    You can also delete suppression rules using the
    Suppressions
     tab of the
    Project Properties
     dialog box.
  • Show Source Code Snippets
     - Display or not display several source code lines surrounding each code location. (The yellow highlight marks the code location source line.)

Product and Performance Information

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