Re: IVF 10.0 Win/VS 2005 Profiling

I can find all sorts of information on using Profile Guided Optimization
using /Qprof-gen and then /Qprof-use. But this is for optimizing during
compile. What I need is to see line times for an older version of a
project versus a newer version.

Intel's documentation does not seem to be very lucid on this.

Some progress: Need to use /Qprof-genx; compile with this flag; Run code;
Use profmerge.exe to turn *.dyn into *.dpi file; Use the codecov.exe to
create coverage information in html format.

But would like to get actual time spent by line or subroutine call. All I
can find in the codecov.exe options are a -counts option which report counts
by line. Need something like this, but with actual time.

Anyone know how?

Thanks.



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