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| + | Intel vTune Amplifier is a performance profiler. It is specifically designed to analyze various aspect of the run-time environment and provide a snapshot of how the program performed with respect to the hardware. | ||
| + | Some of the information include the time consumed, percentage of time used per function call, and cpu core usage. It also performs few automated analysis to suggests different ways to improve the performance, especially when using TBB. | ||
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| + | Our project aims to leverage the power of vTune Amplifier to improve a solution to a trivial challenge. | ||
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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
==Case-study== | ==Case-study== | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 25 November 2018
Contents
Intel vTune Amplifier
Team Members
Introduction
Intel vTune Amplifier is a performance profiler. It is specifically designed to analyze various aspect of the run-time environment and provide a snapshot of how the program performed with respect to the hardware. Some of the information include the time consumed, percentage of time used per function call, and cpu core usage. It also performs few automated analysis to suggests different ways to improve the performance, especially when using TBB.
Our project aims to leverage the power of vTune Amplifier to improve a solution to a trivial challenge.
