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* where different loops/functions lie on the Roofline plot etc.
* where different loops/functions lie on the Roofline plot etc.


All the above queries can be answered using Intel Advisor.
Intel Advisor is able to provide answers to all the above-mentioned queries.


== How to use Intel Advisor? ==
== How to use Intel Advisor? ==

Revision as of 15:07, 17 December 2021

Intel® Advisor XE is a threading assistant for C, C++, C# and Fortran. It guides developers through threading design, automating analyses required for fast and correct implementation.

It helps developers to add parallelism to their existing C/C++ or Fortran programs. You can use the Intel Advisor XE to:

  • Find the most time-consuming serial code regions in your program.
  • Insert Intel Advisor XE annotations to identify these as possible parallel code regions.
  • Predict the approximate parallel performance characteristics of the proposed parallel code regions.
  • Check for data sharing problems that could prevent the application from working correctly when parallelized.
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Developer: Intel
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Category: Performance Analyzer
License: Commercial
Website: Intel® Advisor XE homepage


Why Intel Advisor?

Before checking the parallel efficiency of an application, it is necessary to understand how the application behaves at the core level. For example,

  • whether it is memory bound or compute bound
  • how good is the vectorization
  • how is the memory access pattern
  • whether there are dependencies hindering vectorization
  • where different loops/functions lie on the Roofline plot etc.

Intel Advisor is able to provide answers to all the above-mentioned queries.

How to use Intel Advisor?

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