Starting Intel® Trace Analyzer

Starting on Linux* OS

Invoke Intel® Trace Analyzer through the command line:

$ traceanalyzer

Optionally, specify one or more trace files as arguments. For example:

$ traceanalyzer poisson_icomm.single.stf

The example above opens the trace file poisson_icomm.single.stf in Intel Trace Analyzer.

To open trace files in the Intel Trace Analyzer without restarting it, select File > Open.

Starting on Windows* OS

Use one of the following options to invoke the Intel Trace Analyzer:

To open trace files in the Intel Trace Analyzer without restarting it, select File > Open.

Starting on OS X*

Use one of the following options to invoke the Intel Trace Analyzer:

To open trace files in the Intel Trace Analyzer without restarting it, select File > Open.

Note

For proper functioning of Intel Trace Analyzer, ensure that files do not get modified while they are opened in Intel Trace Analyzer.

Command Line Interface

Intel Trace Analyzer provides a command line interface (CLI) in all environments.

Use the CLI to:

For every opened trace file, Intel Trace Analyzer creates a trace cache. It is stored in the same directory as the trace file and has the same file name adding the .cache suffix. If Intel Trace Analyzer cannot create a cache file in the default directory, it can create it in the system temporary directory.

See Also

Command Line Interface (CLI)