インテル® VTune™ Amplifier 2018 ヘルプ
You can use the collection control APIs in your code to control the way the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier collects data for applications.
Use This Primitive |
To Do This |
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void __itt_pause (void) |
Run the application without collecting data. VTune Amplifier reduces the overhead of collection, by collecting only critical information, such as thread and process creation. |
void __itt_resume (void) |
Resume data collection. VTune Amplifier resumes collecting all data. |
void __itt_detatch (void) |
Detach data collection. VTune Amplifier detaches all collectors from all processes. Your application continues to work but no data is collected for the running collection. |
Pausing the data collection has the following effects:
Data collection is paused for the whole program, not only within the current thread.
Some runtime analysis overhead reduction.
The following APIs are not affected by pausing the data collection:
Domain API
String Handle API
Thread Naming API
The following APIs are affected by pausing the data collection. Data is not collected for these APIs while in paused state:
Task API
Frame API
Event API
User-Defined Synchronization API
The Pause/Resume API call frequency is about 1Hz for a reasonable rate. Since this operation pauses and resumes data collection in all processes in the analysis run with the corresponding collection state notification to GUI, you are not recommended to call it on frequent basis for small workloads. For small workloads, consider using the Frame APIs.
The pause/resume calls shown in the following code snippet enable you to focus the collection on a specific section of code, and start the application run with collection paused.
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
// Do initialization work here
__itt_resume();
// Do profiling work here
__itt_pause();
// Do finalization work here
return 0;
}
The pause/resume calls shown in the following code snippet enable you to hide some intensive work that you are not currently focusing on:
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
// Do work here
__itt_pause();
// Do uninteresting work here
__itt_resume();
// Do work here
__itt_detach();
// Do uninteresting work here
return 0;
}