Miscellaneous Options
Graphical User Interface
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Memory Profiling, Performance Profiling, and Runtime Tracing Storage: This
setting applies to Memory Profiling, Performance Profiling and Runtime
Tracing .tsf static trace files.
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Build directory: Select this option to use the current directory for all generated
files.
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Other directory: Select this option to define a specific directory.
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Source directory: Select this option to use the same directory as the source
under analysis.
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Use single temporary file (.tsf): By default, Memory Profiling, Performance
Profiling and Runtime Tracing produces one .tsf file for each instrumented
source file. Select this option to use a single .tsf file for all instrumented source
files, and specify its location.
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TSF Directory: When using the Use single temporary file (.tsf) option in the
previous setting, specify a location for the .tsf file.
Miscellaneous Options
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Label Instrumented Files: Select this option to add an identification header to
files generated by the Instrumentor, including the command line used to
generate the file, the version of the product, date and operating system
information.
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Full template instantiation: By default unused methods are ignored by the
Instrumentor. Set this option to Yes to analyze all template methods, even if
they are not used.
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Additional Instrumentor Options: This setting allows you to add command line
options for the Instrumentor. Normally, this line should be left blank.
To edit the General Runtime Analysis settings for a node:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, click the Settings
button.
2.
Select a node in the Project Explorer pane.
3.
In the Configuration Settings list, expand Runtime Analysis and General.
4. Select
Snapshot, Selective Instrumentation, Static File Storage or Miscellaneous.
5.
When you have finished, click OK to validate the changes.
Memory Profiling Settings
The Memory Profiling Instrumentation Control and Memory Profiling Misc. Options
settings are part of the Runtime Analysis node of the Configuration Settings dialog
box, which allows you to configure settings for each node.
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