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Intel Advisor User Guide

Refer to this guide for instructions to get started with the command line, detailed information on analysis types, information on how to use the GUI, and more.

Vectorization Resources for Intel® Advisor Users

View the most useful resources that can help you achieve better performance of your application using vectorization.
Roofline Resources for Intel® Advisor Users View the most useful resources that can help you identify hardware-imposed ceilings using Intel Advisor CPU/GPU Roofline perspectives.

Intel Advisor Cookbook

Explore typical use-cases of Intel Advisor. Follow the step-by-step instructions to help effectively use more cores, vectorization, or heterogeneous processing.

Flow Graph Analyzer User Guide

Explore a built-in graphical tool that helps you visualize and analyze graphs of a oneAPI Threading Building Blocks (oneTBB), OpenMP*, and SYCL applications.

Analyze Performance Remotely and Visualize Results on a Local macOS* System

View a step-by-step instruction how to visualize Intel Advisor perspective results on a macOS machine.

Intel Advisor Release Notes and New Features

Explore new features of Intel Advisor.

Vectorization Tutorial for Windows* OS

Vectorization Tutorial for Linux* OS

Threading Tutorial for Windows* OS

Threading Tutorial for Linux* OS

Roofline Tutorial for Windows* OS

View tutorials that can help you experiment with Intel Advisor sample applications and run different perspectives.

Offline Resources

One of the key Vectorization perspective features is GUI-embedded advice on how to fix vectorization issues specific to your code. To help you quickly locate information that augments that GUI-embedded advice, the Intel Advisor provides offline compiler mini-guides. You can also find offline Recommendations and Compiler Diagnostic Details advice libraries in the same location as the mini-guides. Each issue and recommendation in these HTML files is collapsible/expandable.

Linux* OS: Available offline documentation is installed inside <advisor-install-dir>/documentation/<locale>/.

Windows* OS: Available offline documentation is installed inside <advisor-install-dir>\documentation\<locale>\.

Note

Explore the complete list of oneAPI code samples in the oneAPI Samples Catalog (GitHub*). These samples were designed to help you develop, offload, and optimize multi-architecture applications targeting CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs.

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