The following tutorials are quick paths to start using the Intel® Inspector. Each demonstrates an end-to-end workflow you can ultimately apply to your own applications. Although they were created for the Intel Inspector 2013, they also apply to the Intel Inspector 2015 and 2016.

NOTE: The default installation path, <inspector-install-dir>:

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Analyzing Memory Errors with the Intel Inspector
Duration: 10-15 minutes

C++ Tutorial
Sample code: tachyon_insp_xe

Fortran Tutorial
Sample code: nqueens_fortran

Find and fix memory errors, such as uninitialized memory access and memory leak errors.

Alternative access method: Launch the tutorials from:

  • <inspector-install-dir>/documentation/<locale>/tutorials/dynamic_memory/C++/index.htm
  • <inspector-install-dir>/documentation/<locale>/tutorials/dynamic_memory/Fortran/index.htm

Analyzing Threading Error with the Intel Inspector
Duration: 10-15 minutes

C++ Tutorial
Sample code: tachyon_insp_xe

Fortran Tutorial
Sample Code: nqueens_fortran

Find and fix threading errors, such as data race errors.

Alternative access method: Launch the tutorials from:

  • <inspector-install-dir>/documentation/<locale>/tutorials/dynamic_threading/C++/index.htm
  • <inspector-install-dir>/documentation/en/tutorials/dynamic_threading/Fortran/index.htm

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