Toolbar: Configure Analysis
Use the
Intel® VTune™
command toolbar in the
Profiler
Configure Analysis
window to access the project configuration options, manage your data collection (start, pause, resume, and so on) and analysis result (re-resolve, import).
The command toolbar shows up when you use one of the following options:
- Click the
(standalone GUI)/
(Visual Studio IDE)
Configure Analysisbutton on the product toolbar. - Windows* only: From the Microsoft Visual Studio*Tools > Intel VTunemenu, select the<Profilerversion>Configure Analysisoption.
- From the standalone interface menu, selectNew > Analysis....
The
VTune
result tab opens providing the command bar on the right. The command bar is dynamically changing depending on the analysis phase. The following commands are available:
Profiler
Use This Command Button
| To Do This
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![]() Start/Resume | Run the analysis, or resume the analysis after a pause. To enable this button:
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![]() Start Paused | Launch the application but run the analysis after some delay. To resume the analysis, click the
Resume button.
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![]() Pause | Pause the data collection any time you need while the application is running. To resume the data collection, click the
Resume button
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![]() Stop | Stop the data collection. This button is only enabled during collection.
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![]() Cancel | Cancel the data collection. This button is only enabled during collection.
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![]() Mark Timeline | Mark an important moment in the application execution. These marks appear in the
Timeline pane. This button is only enabled during collection.
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![]() Search Sources/Binaries
| Open the search dialog box with the
Binary/Symbol Search tab to specify search directories for binary and symbol files in your project and the
Source Search tab to specify search directories for source files in your project.
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![]() Re-resolve | Finalize the result again. This button shows up on the command bar when you try to run the target after changes in the search directories settings.
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![]() Import from CSV | Import external performance data into a
VTune
result as a
Profiler csv file. You may
collect the external performance data with a custom collector out of the
VTune
or with your target application used for the
Profiler VTune
analysis.
Profiler |
![]() Command Line | Generate a command line version of the selected configuration and save it to the buffer for running from a terminal window. You can use this approach to configure and run your remote application analysis.
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