Intel® Trace Analyzer User's Reference Guide

Intel® Trace Analyzer User's Reference Guide
One of Valid BEFORE Point, Valid AFTER Point, Valid AT Point or Curve indicating
the counters scope. Curve indicates that it is meaningful to interpolate values
between two given counter values.
The attribute Show Rate, indicating that it is preferable to display the derivation
to time instead of the plain counter values.
Nested under the top level entry for a counter, there are six entries for the
minimum, average and maximum values and for the minimum, average and
maximum rates that allow to switch each on and off independently. If you just
use the top level entries check box then either the average value or rate will
be chosen depending on the counters attributes.
• Processes Tab
This tab contains one top-level entry for each target group used in at least one
of the counters and a nested entry for each target group's child.
Using the top-level entry for a target group you can switch the entire target
group on or off, or go back to the last subset that you selected using the second
level entries.
Using the second level entries you can switch on and off arbitrary children of
the target group.
The settings for a target group in this tab are applied to all counters with the
respective target group.
The Context Menu
The context menu of the Counter Timeline provides the common entries as
defined in the section called “Common Chart Features”.
Filtering and Tagging
The filter mechanism in the Intel Trace Analyzer does not cover counters.
Therefore the Counter Timeline is independent of the View's filter settings.
The Function Profile Chart
The Function Profile provides detailed profiling information on the performance
data. It consists of four different tabs, namely the Flat Profile tab, the Load
Balance tab, the Call Tree tab and the Call Graph tab.
All four of these tabs use the same column headers with the same semantics, and
use the same raw data. The default column headers on display are Name, TSelf,
TTotal, #Calls and TSelf/Call. For a detailed explanation of all available column
headers refer to the section called “Function Profile Settings”. The order of these
columns are adjusted by dragging headers of columns.
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