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Introduction to Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers
Game Optimization Methodology
Install and Launch Intel® GPA
Launch Application for Analysis
Configure Analysis Settings
Analyze Desktop Graphics Applications
Quick Start with Profiling Unreal Engine* Games
Instrumentation and Tracing Technology API Support
Intel® GPA Reference
Notices and Disclaimers
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Thread Naming API
By default, each thread in your application is displayed in the timeline track with a default label generated from the process ID and the thread ID, or with the OS thread name. You can use the Thread Naming API in your code to give threads meaningful names.
To set thread name using a char or Unicode string, use the primitive:
void __itt_thread_set_nameA (const __itt_char *name)
void __itt_thread_set_nameW (const wchar_t *name)
Or use the macro in the following way:
void__itt_thread_set_name(__TEXT("Main"))
Parameters of the primitive:
[in] |
name |
The thread name |
If the thread name is set multiple times, only the last name is used.
Usage Example
You can use the following thread naming example to give a meaningful name to the thread you wish to focus on and ignore the service thread.
DWORD WINAPI service_thread(LPVOID lpArg)
{
__itt_thread_set_name(__TEXT("My worker thread"));
// Do thread work here
return 0;
}
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
...
CreateThread(NULL, 0, service_thread, NULL, 0, NULL);
CreateThread(NULL, 0, thread_function, NULL, 0, NULL);
...
return 0;
}