Intel® Advisor Help
The advixe-cl command syntax is:
$ advixe-cl <-action> [-project-dir PATH] [-action-options] [-global-options] [[--] target [target options]]
advixe-cl |
The name of the Intel® Advisor command line tool. |
<-action> |
The action to perform, such as collect or report. Each command has exactly one action. For example, you cannot use both the collect and report actions in the same command. |
[-project-dir PATH] |
The directory where the project is stored. All result files will be created under this directory. |
[-action-option] |
Action-options modify behavior specific to the action. You can have multiple action-options per command. Using an action-option that does not apply to the action results in a usage error. |
[-global-option] |
Global-options modify behavior in the same manner for all actions. You can have multiple global-options per action. |
target |
The target executable (application) to analyze. |
[target-options] |
Options for the target. |
Enter advixe-cl -help to access all online help through the command line.
This help uses one dash before an option, but either one or two dashes can be used. These two help commands are equivalent:
$ advixe-cl --help
$ advixe-cl -help
The target executable must be preceded by two dashes and a space:
$ advixe-cl -collect suitability -- myApplication
An option-value pair can be separated by an equal sign (=) or by a space. These two commands are equivalent:
$ advixe-cl -report=suitability
$ advixe-cl -report suitability
Some action-options accept multiple arguments. The arguments can be passed in as a comma-separated string (with no spaces), or by repeating the action-option. These two commands are equivalent.
$ advixe-cl -collect suitability -project-dir ./advi –exclude-files=./src/foo,./src/bar -- myApplication
$ advixe-cl -collect suitability -project-dir ./advi –exclude-files=./src/foo –exclude-files=./src/bar -- myApplication