The main analysis view is visible after trace data taken by Profiler has -been imported into Carbide.c++ and opened with Analyzer. The thread load data -in the main analysis view is built from the address/thread trace. Other trace -data is also shown in the main analysis view, such as dynamic binary support -trace and function call trace. Figure 1 is an example view of imported profiler -data that has been opened with the analyzer, including memory and power usage -information, with a time interval of 4 to 8 seconds selected.The Interrups -graph and Performance Counters graph have been minized.
+been imported into Carbide.c++ and opened with Analyzer. Figure 1 is an example +view of imported profiler data that has been opened with the analyzer, +including memory and power usage information, with a time interval of 4 to 8 +seconds selected.The Interrups graph and Performance Counters graph have been +minized.
Figure 1. Analyzer main view showing Thread, Memory, and Power graphs
-The address/thread trace graph is the most generic and perhaps most -informative visual of the sampled data. The different colors represent -different items. Time is represented on the horizontal axis of the graph and -share of CPU use is represented on the vertical axis. You can select Thread -load, Binary load, or Function load by selecting the respective tabs at the -bottom of the main view, as shown in Figure 2.
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You can select a portion of the graph by clicking on the graph. The legend +table beneath the graph displays information about the currently selected part +of the graph. For example, thread load statistics are shown in the table if the +thread load graph is selected.
-Figure 2. Selecting Threads, Binaries, -Functions, or Function Calls
+You can use the buttons on the title bars to manipulate what is displayed in +Analyser. For more information, see Analyzer GUI +Controls.
-Each of the lines in the thread table represents a single thread. The color -codes in the thread list correspond to the colors in the thread load graphs. -Therefore, each color in the thread load graph represents the load of its -corresponding thread.
- -You can select a portion of the graph by clicking on the trace graph. The -legend table beneath the graph displays information about the currently -selected part of the graph. For example, thread load statistics are shown in -the table if the thread load graph is selected.
+For more specific information on all the views and graps available in PI +Analyser, use the links below in Related references.
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