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Improve Application Performance on Windows*
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What is the world’s biggest semiconductor company doing building software products?
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Intel® Software Development Products
Intel® Compilers Best way to get application performance on Intel processors
Intel® VTune™ AnalyzersQuickly identify “hot spots” and how to fix them
Intel® Performance LibrariesHighly optimized, ready to use building-block functions
Intel® Threading ToolsSpeeds, simplifies development & maintenance of threaded apps
Intel® Cluster ToolsCreate, analyze, optimize and deploy cluster-based applications
Intel Software Development Products for Intel® Personal Internet Client Architecture processors,
Pentium® M, Pentium® 4, Intel® Xeon™and Itanium® 2 Processors
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Intel® Software Development Products
Performance– Enable developers to deliver
higher performance softwareCompatibility – Compatible with the leading tools and development
environments already used by many software developers
– Easy to incorporate into the development processSupport– Premier Customer Support– Technical training offered through Intel Software
College
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Intel Compilers
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Compilers for Intel PCA, Intel® 32-bit, EM64T & Itanium® 2 Processors
Intel compilers for Intel PCA processor line support Intel® Wireless MMX™ technologyIntel 32-bit processor support: SSE3, Intel Net Burst®microarchitecture, Hyper-threadingItanium® 2 processor support: software pipelining, improved branch prediction, branch reduction thru predicationAdvanced optimization features of Intel compilers– Profile Guided Optimization, Inter-Procedural Optimization– Parallelism: Auto-parallelization, vectorization, OpenMP*
support – Data prefetching – Processor dispatch on IA-32 processors
Intel® Premier Support: Compiler updates, support, expertise, customer interaction via compiler forums, architectural information, white papers and more
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Intel CompilersOptimize for Specific ProcessorsOptimize for Specific Processors
Instruction Scheduling– Schedule instructions to be optimal for specific processor– How? On Windows: /G1, /G2, /G5, /G7…
Build target for specific processor– For target processor it uses processor specific opcodes & features
like SSE, SSE2, Vectorization– Runs only the target processor– How? On Windows*: /QxK, /QxW, QxB…
Automatic Processor Dispatch– Runs on all x86 processors– How? On Windows*: /QaxK, /QaxW, /QaxB…
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Intel CompilersHighHigh--Level OptimizationsLevel Optimizations
High-Level Optimizer– Performs loop level optimizations, aids optimal memory access– How? On Windows: /O3
Inter-Procedural Optimization– Enables inter-procedural optimizations for single/ multiple files– How? On Windows*: /Qip, /Qipo
Profile Guided Optimization– Use execution-time feedback to guide optimization– Aids paging, branch-prediction, basic block reordering– How? On Windows*: /Qprof_gen, /Qprof_use
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Intel CompilersUsing Parallel Programming DirectivesUsing Parallel Programming Directives
Auto-Parallelization– Automatically converts loops to use multiple processors– How? On Windows*: /Qparallel
OpenMP Support– Intel Compilers supports multi-platform shared-memory parallel
programming in C/C++ and FORTRAN on all platforms & OS– How? On Windows*: /Qopenmp
OpenMP usage example##pragmapragma ompomp parallel forparallel for
forfor (i = 0;i < n; i++) {(i = 0;i < n; i++) {dy[idy[i] = ] = dy[idy[i] + ] + dada**dx[idx[i]; }]; }
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Intel® Code Coverage Tool
Example of code coverage summary for a project. The workload applied in this
test exercised 34 of 143 blocks, representing 5 of 19 functions in 2 of 3 modules. In the file, SAMPLE.C, 4 of 5
functions were exercised
Clicking on SAMPLE.C produces a listing that highlights the code that
was exercised. In this example, the pink-highlighted code was
never exercised, the yellow was run but not exercised by any of the tests set up by the developer and
the beige was partially covered.
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Intel® Test Prioritization ToolHelps guide and speed software testing, – Helps produce better code more quickly– Helps improve programmer productivity
Example:– These 3 achieve 52.17% block and 50.00% function coverage– Test 3 alone covers 45.65% of basic blocks or 87.50% of total
block coverage from all tests– By adding Test 2, cumulative block coverage goes to 52.17%,
or 100% of the total block coverage of Test 1, Test 2, and Test 3
– Eliminating Test 1 has no negative impact on block coverage and saves time
Number of Tests
%Rat Cvrg
%Blk Cvrg
%Func Cvrg
Test Names@ Options
1 87.50 45.65 37.50 Test3.dpi
2 100.00 52.17 50.00 Test2.dpi
Total Number of Tests = 3Total Block Coverage ~ 52.17%Total Function Coverage ~50.00%
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Intel® Compilers 8.1C++ and FortranIA-32, Intel® Itanium® 2, EM 64T & Intel® PCA processor-based systemsIntel® Code-Coverage & Intel® Test-Prioritization toolsThreaded application support (Hyper-Threading Technology)
– OpenMP* 2.0 standard support– Auto-Parallel feature that automatically generates
threaded codeWindows specific:
– Integrates into MS Visual Studio .NET* IDE– Support for MSVC.NET* language features (no
support for C# or managed code)– Compaq Visual Fortran* language features with
Intel code generation and optimization technology
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Intel VTune Performance Analyzer
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Performance Tuning
Detecting common issues – Where to add threads, what to optimize?– Load imbalance?– Wait, blocked, or idle time?– Excessive overhead?– Processor architecture issues?– Application issues?
No particular order: Address issues as needed
No particular order: Address issues as No particular order: Address issues as neededneeded
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Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer
VTune analyzer’s intimate knowledge of the processor enables it to provide extensive insights into how software utilizes CPU resourcesAllows you to identify and locate performance bottlenecks in your code
– Collects and displays software performance data– Features that help you identify and address
performance issues:Sampling that uses non-intrusive technologiesCall Graph that displays graphically the program’s flow of controlAnalyzer that has detailed knowledge of the processor’s microarchitectureIntel Tuning Assistant that suggests optimization techniques for your Windows code
“The Intel VTune Performance Analyzer took a multi-day task and turned it into a sub-day task.”
—— Randy Camp, V.P. Software Research and Development, MUSICMATCH, Inc.
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Sampling – Identifying Performance Bottlenecks
“Sample” the CPU’s execution contextAs program runs, gather occasional CPU context snapshots triggered by CPU’s performance monitoring registers– Interrupt based sampling using CPU registers– Low intrusion – doesn’t change performance of the software– No special builds required
Sample rate set to provide statistically meaningful data– Based on CPU clock speed or can be auto-calibrated
Can measure performance sensitive CPU events– Cache misses, branch mispredictions, etc.
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How to use Intel VTune Performance Analyzer
Build the application– Build the application in Release mode with compiler optimizations
Find “Hotspots” using VTune– A “Hotspot” in an application or a system is a section of code where
there is a significant amount of activity.– Finding “hotspots” would assist you in determining the compiler/ code
optimizations required for gaining performance improvement.
Symbols required for VTune Analyzer– Required Intel compiler switch (on Windows*): /Zi
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Start New Project using Sampling Wizard
Intel VTune Performance Analyzer
Select Application Type to ProfileSelect Application to Launch
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Understanding VTune Interface
Choose Project/Activity/ Run
Choose Project/Activity/ Run
Different ViewsDifferent Views
System-wide performance data
Most Instructions RetiredMost Instructions RetiredMost Instructions Retired
Statistics SummaryStatistics SummaryStatistics Summary
Events Measured
Sampling Analysis
Per CPU AnalysisPer CPU AnalysisPer CPU Analysis
Status OutputStatus OutputStatus Output
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Hotspot Drill Down
Function StatisticsFunction StatisticsFunction Statistics
LINPACK performance data
Symbols required for Hotspot Drill-down
Events Measured
Is this the Hotspot?Is this the Hotspot?Is this the Hotspot?
More analysis needed. Use VTune Call Graph feature to obtain flow info!
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Source Level View
“Hotspot” source““HotspotHotspot”” sourcesource
Efficiency (CPI)Efficiency (CPI)Efficiency (CPI)
View AssemblyView AssemblyView Assembly
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Using Sampling & Call GraphTogether
Why?Use sampling to find which functions have hotspots.Use call graph to find out who is calling these functions.
Why?Use sampling to find which functions have hotspots.Use call graph to find out who is calling these functions.
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What Are Users Saying
“SGI develops applications for its computers that employ many levels of parallelism, demanding the highest level of performance. The VTune Performance Analyzer for Windows provided invaluable insights to the correction of performance bottlenecks in these applications at the process, thread, and basic block levels."– Arthur Raefsky, Technical Lead, SGI,
Mountain View, CA
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Intel Threading Tools
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Threads Defined
OS creates process for each program loaded– Each process executes as a
separate threadAdditional threads can be created within the processAll threads share code and data – Each thread has its own Stack
and Instruction Pointer
OS creates process for each program loaded– Each process executes as a
separate threadAdditional threads can be created within the processAll threads share code and data – Each thread has its own Stack
and Instruction Pointer
…
Data
Code
thread2()Stack
IP
threadN()Stack
IP
ProcessProcess
thread1()Stack
IP
Threading Overview
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Amdahl’s LawThreading Overview
If only 1/2 of the code is parallel, 2X speedup is
unlikely
If only 1/2 of the code is parallel, 2X speedup is
unlikely
TotalParallel TONPPT })1{( ++−=
P = parallel portion of processN = number of processors (cores)O = parallel overhead
time PPP(1-P)
TTotal
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Correctness Bugs: Data RacesThreading Overview: Challenges Unique to Threading
Thread1x = a + b
Thread2b = 42
What is value of x if:– Thread1 runs before Thread2?– Thread2 runs before Thread1?
Data race: concurrent read, modify, write of same address
x = 3
x = 43
Suppose: a=1, b=2
Outcome depends on thread execution orderOutcome depends on thread execution order
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Solving Data Races: Synchronization
Thread1Acquire(L)a = 1b = 2x = a + bRelease(L)
Acquisition of mutex L ensures atomic access– Only one thread can hold lock at a time
Example APIs:- EnterCriticalSection(), LeaveCriticalSection()- pthread_mutex_lock(), pthread_mutex_unlock()
Thread2Acquire(L)b = 42Release(L)
Threading Overview: Challenges Unique to Threading
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Performance Penalty: Synchronization
Thread blocked waiting for Mutex– Thread not running, so no parallelism
Mutex Release, Acquire takes time– Release marks mutex free– Acquire must check for free
If free, mark as in useIf not free, thread put to sleep
–– Costs context switch out and in of processorCosts context switch out and in of processor
Threading Overview: Challenges Unique to Threading
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Problem Statement
Developing threaded applications is hardNew class of problems are caused by the interaction between concurrent threads– Correctness problems (data races,
deadlocks, etc)– Performance problems (contention,
imbalance, etc)
Threading Overview
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Software Development Cycle
Introduce ThreadsIntroduce Threads––IntelIntel®® Performance libraries: IPP and MKLPerformance libraries: IPP and MKL––OpenMP* (supports incremental threading)OpenMP* (supports incremental threading)––Explicit threading (Win32*, Explicit threading (Win32*, PthreadsPthreads*)*)
Debug for correctnessDebug for correctness––IntelIntel®® Thread CheckerThread Checker––Intel DebuggerIntel Debugger
Tune for performanceTune for performance––Thread ProfilerThread Profiler––VTuneVTune™™ Performance AnalyzerPerformance Analyzer
Scope of the Tools
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Intel® Software Development Products
Intel® Thread Checker and Thread ProfilerVTune™ Performance Analyzer– Prerequisite for Intel® Threading Tools– VTune analyzer has thread support
Intel® Compilers support OpenMP* and the Threading tools– More detailed results are generated with the Intel
compilersIntel Performance Libraries are thread safe– Many functions are threaded
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Common Threading Errors/Bugs
Race conditions– Unprotected concurrent access to shared
variables by multiple threads– Most common error
Deadlocks– Multiple threads waiting on resources that
are held by other threadsThread stalls– Threads waiting on resources infinitely
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Intel® Thread Checker Intro
Identifies threading bugs in applications threaded with:– Windows* threads on Windows* systems– OpenMP* on Windows* systems
Plugs into VTune™ environment– Windows* for IA-32 systems
Intel® Thread Checker
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Intel® Thread Checker Analysis
Dynamic monitoring as software runs– Data (workload) -driven execution
Includes monitoring of:– Thread and Sync APIs used– Thread execution order
Scheduler impacts results– Memory accesses between threads
Only executed code path is analyzedOnly executed code path is analyzed
Intel® Thread Checker
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Thread Checker Usage
Dynamic Correctness tool– Dataset selection is important
Must touch all code paths– Multiple runs exercising different data
paths yield best results– Use small data set for each path
Monitoring of all memory references is time consuming
Intel® Thread Checker
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Starting Thread Checker
Start VTune™Performance Analyzer
1
2
Intel® Thread Checker
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Diagnostics ListIntel® Thread Checker
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Location in Source Code
Each entry in the diagnostics list links to its source code line(s)
Each entry in the Each entry in the diagnostics list diagnostics list links to its links to its source code source code line(s)line(s)
Intel® Thread Checker
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Common Performance Issues
Parallel Overhead– Due to thread creation, scheduling..
Synchronization– Excessive use of global data, contention for the same
synchronization object– Implicit synchronization
Load balance– Improper distribution of parallel work
Granularity– No sufficient parallel work
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Thread Profiler
Plugs in to the VTune™ performance environmentIdentifies performance issues in OpenMP* or unstructured threaded applications using the Win32*Pinpoints performance bottlenecks that directly affect execution time Uses binary instrumentation technology
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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Thread Profiler
Uses critical path analysisProvides a breakdown of execution time along the critical path– Provides insight into system utilization
Under-subscribed vs. over-subscribed– Thread state transitions
Blocked->Running, call stack information
Allows comparison of multiple runsAllows comparison of multiple runs
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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Execution Flows and Critical Path
Multiple execution flows in applicationsFlow splits when a thread creates new threads or signals another thread to continueFlow ends when a thread stalls or terminates
Thread 1
Thread 2
Thread 3
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 T15
Acquire lock L
Wait for Threads 2 & 3
Wait for L
Release L Wait for L
Release L
Longest flow is thecritical pathcritical path
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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Why use Critical Path?
Goal is to shorten the execution timeShorten the critical path and you shorten the total execution timeEvents recorded are events that impact the critical path– Lock/Unlock– Thread Creation, suspension, resume,
termination– Blocking calls, external events
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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Critical Path Analysis
System Utilization– Idle, serial, parallel and oversubscribed– This is relative to the system the application
is running onTime categories along critical path (CP)– Cruise, overhead, blocking and impact time
Resulting view is a combination of utilization and execution time along CP
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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System Utilization
Examines processor utilization to determine parallel activity of the applicationConcurrency is the number of threads that are active
Thread 1
Thread 2
Thread 3
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 T15
Thread Profiler: Critical Path Analysis
Categorization shown for a system configuration with 2 processors
Acquire lock L
Wait for Threads 2 & 3
Wait for L
Release L Wait for L
Release L
IdleSerial
ParallelUnder-subscribed
Over-subscribed
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Execution Time Categories
Analyze critical path by “colorizing” the time spent along it.Associate spans of time with the objects that caused the critical path transitions
Thread Profiler: Critical Path Analysis
Thread 1
Thread 2
Thread 3
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 T15
Cruise timeOverheadBlocking timeImpact time
Acquire lock L
Wait for Threads 2 & 3
Wait for L
Release L Wait for L
Release L
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Critical Path View
Thread 1
Thread 2
Thread 3
T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 T15
Thread Profiler: Critical Path Analysis
Critical Path View0
15
5
10
Tim
eStart with the critical pathBreak down by system utilizationAdd overheadFurther categorize by behavior
Acquire lock L
Wait for Threads 2 & 3
Wait for L
Release L Wait for L
Release L
IdleSerial
ParallelUnder-subscribed
Over-subscribed
Categorization shown for a system configuration with 2 processors
Cruise timeOverheadBlocking timeImpact time
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Thread Profiler Views
Critical Path View– Shows breakdown of the critical path
Profile View– Shows the breakdown of selected critical paths– Use can select other views of the selected profile– Concurrency level, threads, objects..
Timeline View– Shows thread activity and critical path transitions for
the entire applicationSource View– Transition source view, creation source view
Intel® Threading Tools: Thread Profiler
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Intel® Thread CheckerLocates threading bugs: – Data races (storage conflicts) – Deadlocks (potential and actual)
Isolates bugs to source code lineDescribes possible causes of errors and suggests resolutionsCategorizes errors by severity levelIdentifies threading bugs in applications threaded with:– Windows* threads on Windows* systems– OpenMP* on Windows* systems
Plugs into VTune™ environment– Windows* for IA-32 systems
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Thread Profiler 2.1Plugs in to the VTune™ performance environmentIdentifies performance issues in OpenMP* or unstructured threaded applications using theWin32* Pinpoints performance bottlenecks that directly affect execution time Uses binary instrumentation technology
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Intel Software College
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Expert Training @ Intel® Software College
High-quality training by expert trainers worldwide– Take advantage of the latest Intel
processors, platforms, tools and technologiesFlexible training offerings– On-line, On-site, or at Intel facility
Classroom-based or online, self-paced or custom course offerings
www.intel.com/software/college
Visit the Intel Software College website:
"I attended the VTune and Compiler courses at the ISC … I am able to apply what I learned at the ISC to optimizing applications that matter to my company's business. The ISC courses were probably the best that I have had as a professional in terms of delivering on what they said they would teach."
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Intel Premier Support
Every purchase of an Intel software development product includes a year of support servicesProvides access to Intel® Premier Support and all product updates during that timePremier Support includes online access to Intel’s Premier Support Website– Primary support for all Intel Software products– Issue submission & tracking– Product updates & related downloads– FAQ’s & other proactive notices– 128-bit encrypted communication protects confidentiality– Dedicated expert staff review submissions and respond within 4
Intel business hours
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Intel® Software Development Products
From Supercomputers to Cell Phones, Intel Software Development Products Enable Application Development Across Intel Processors
VTuneVTune™™Performance AnalyzerPerformance Analyzer
LibrariesLibraries
Threading Threading ToolsTools
CompilersCompilers
Math Kernel LibraryMath Kernel Library
Integrated PerformanceIntegrated PerformancePrimitivesPrimitives
Thread Thread CheckerChecker
C++C++
MS Windows* MS Windows* Win CE
Intel Software Development Products
FortranFortran NA NA
NA NA
ShippingShipping
FutureFuture
Performance Performance AnalyzersAnalyzers
Cluster Cluster ToolsTools NATrace Analyzer / Trace Analyzer /
CollectorCollector NANA
Palm*
Symbian
*Nucle
us*
DebuggersDebuggers C++C++
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA
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Next StepsEvaluate the Products– Download at: www.intel.com/software/products
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