GPU621/Intel Parallel Studio Inspector

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Group Members

1. Yuhao Lu

2. Song Zeng

3. Jiawei Yang

Intel Parallel Studio Inspector

Description

The purpose of this project is to provide a functional overview of the Intel Inspector, which is a correctness checking program that detects and locates threading errors (deadlocks and data races) and memory errors (memory leaks and illegal memory accesses) of an application. In this project, the functional components and the graphical user interface of the Intel Inspector are demonstrated by use case examples. The successful delivery of this project concludes that how to utilize this tool from Intel to improve the accuracy and efficiency when developing memory and computation-intensive application.

Features and Functionalities

Intel Inspector provides developers a way to secure their program by detecting and locating memory and threading errors. When a program is large and the logic within it is complicated, the memory and threading bugs become difficult to locate. This is particularly true when developing programs that need to be optimized using multi-threading approaches. Intel Inspector offers parallelization model support, which includes the support to:

  1. OpenMP
  2. TBB
  3. Parallel language extensions for the Intel C++ Compiler
  4. Microsoft PPL
  5. Win32 and POSIX threads
  6. Intel MPI Library

Besides, Intel Inspector also supports various languages (C, C++, and Fortran), operating systems (Windows and Linux), IDEs (Visual Studio, Eclipse, etc.), and compilers (Intel C++, Intel Fortran, Visual C++, GCC, etc.). These all together make Intel Inspector a convenient and efficient tool in helping developers build and test complicated programs more easily.

How to use

Memory problems

Thread problems

Progress

Update 1: Sunday, Nov 8, 2020 - Created home page. Update 2: Sunday, Nov 8, 2020 - Created home page.