The following tutorials are quick paths to start using the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier. Each demonstrates an end-to-end workflow you can ultimately apply to your own applications.
NOTE:
These tutorials apply to the VTune Amplifier XE starting from version 2013 and higher and to the VTune Amplifier for Systems from version 2014 and higher.
- Apart from the analysis and target configuration details, most of the VTune Amplifier XE tutorials are also applicable to the VTune Amplifier for Systems. The Finding Hotspots on the Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor tutorial is applicable only to the VTune Amplifier XE.
VTune Amplifier XE Tutorials
| Take This Short Tutorial | Learn To Do This | |
|---|---|---|
Finding Hotspots | C++ Tutorial Fortran Tutorial | Identify where your application is spending time, detect the most time-consuming program units and how they were called. |
Finding Hotspots on the Intel® Xeon Phi™ Coprocessor | C++ Tutorial | Identify where your native Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor-based application is spending time, estimate code efficiency by analyzing hardware event-based metrics. |
Analyzing Locks and Waits | C++ Tutorial | Identify locks and waits preventing parallelization. |
Identifying Hardware Issues | C++ Tutorial | Identify the hardware-related issues in your application such as data sharing, cache misses, branch misprediction, and others. |
VTune Amplifier for Systems Tutorials
| Take This Short Tutorial | Learn To Do This | |
|---|---|---|
Finding Hotspots on a Remote Linux* System | C++ Tutorial | Configure and run a remote Advanced Hotspots analysis on a Linux target system. |
Finding Hotspots on an Android* Platform | C++ Tutorial | Configure and run a remote Basic Hotspots analysis on an Android target system. |