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Exporting and Importing Files
Create result archive files to easily:
Move Intel Inspector results between machines or even between operating systems. For example: You can export an archive file for a result produced on a Linux* machine and import it to a Windows* machine.
Share results for collaboration purposes. For example: You can combine the efforts of multiple team members working a subset of assigned issues in the same result.
Send results to the Intel® support team for troubleshooting purposes.
You can choose to include or exclude source files when you create result archive files.
When you import a result archive file into the current project, the Intel Inspector:
Extracts the result archive.
Names the extracted result import@@@, where import is a constant, and @@@ represents the next available number.
Saves the extracted result to an import@@@ directory of the same name.
You can also import a result not associated with a project or a result from another Intel® error-detection product into the current project. When you import such results, the Intel Inspector:
Makes a copy of the result.
Converts the copy to the Intel Inspector result format.
Names the new result import@@@, where import is a constant, and @@@ represents the next available number.
Saves the new result to an import@@@ directory of the same name.
Refinalize the imported result to apply current project symbol information. (Use the Re-resolve option on the Solution Explorer or Project Navigator pane context menu.)
Parent topic:Investigating Results