Manage Result Files
Customize settings for the results you collect with
Intel® VTune™
.
Profiler
Configure Result Names
You can change the name of an existing result or configure the template of the result name, determining the format of future analysis results.
To change the name of an existing result file in Microsoft Visual Studio * IDE:
- Right-click the result in the Solution Explorer to open the result context menu.
- SelectRenameand edit the name in the Solution Explorer. Make sure to keep the.extension.vtune
You can do the same in the standalone version of the product, using the
Rename Result
context menu option in the
Project Navigator.
To change the default result name template:
- Open theResult Locationpane as follows:
- Visual Studio IDE: Go toTools > Options > Intel VTunepane.Profilerversion> Result Location
- Standalone interface: click the
menu button and select
Options... > Intel VTunepane.Profilerversion> Result Location
- In theResult name templatetext box, edit the text to configure the naming scheme for new analysis results. By default,r@@@{at}scheme is used, where{at}is an analysis type (for example,hsfor Hotspots).Do not remove the @@@ part from the template. This is a placeholder enabling multiple runs of the same analysis configuration.
Configure Result Location
For the product version integrated with the Microsoft Visual Studio*, analysis results, by default, are stored in the Visual Studio project default location. For the standalone interface, the analysis result is located in a subdirectory under the project directory. You can view the default location in the
Advanced
section of the
WHAT
configuration pane.
To change the result location:
- Click theConfigure Analysistoolbar button.TheConfigure Analysiswindow opens.
- Choose the required target system and target type in theWHEREandWHATpanes.
- Expand theAdvancedoptions section and edit theStore result in (and create link file to) another directoryfield to specify a directory of your choice.
All subsequent analysis results will be located under the folder you defined in this tab.