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Hi

I am using a library for linear algebra and I have compiled it with the -g flag. I also provide the path to the directory sources and also mention the search dir so that the build directories can be searched for debug symbols but I still get the warning in my Vtune output that debugging symbols cant be found for the library

amplxe: Executing actions 25 % Resolving information for `libparalution.so'

amplxe: Warning: Cannot locate debugging symbols for file `/hpc/home/rogupta/paralution-1.1.0_dbg/build/lib/libparalution.so'

My launch script looks like this

#!/bin/bash
#PBS -l select=1:ncpus=20:mpiprocs=1:node_type=parallel:cpu_type=haswell
#PBS -l software=simple_exmpl_test
#PBS -e ./err_exmplv1_1mpi_1openmp_has
#PBS -o ./outpt_exmplv1_1mpi_1openmp_has
#PBS -l walltime=00:40:00
module add hpc
module add research
module add compilers/intel/16.02
module add impi/5.1.3.181
module add tools/vtune
export KMP_AFFINITY=verbose,granularity=fine,compact

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/hpc/home/rogupta/paralution-1.1.0_dbg/build/lib
cd /hpc/home/rogupta/simple_example
amplxe-cl -data-limit=1500 -result-dir /hpc/home/rogupta/vtune_results/vtune_res_1_1_htsptv5_has -collect advanced-hotspots -knob collection-detail=stack-call-and-tripcount -trace-mpi -search-dir= /hpc/home/rogupta/paralution-1.1.0_dbg/src -source-search-dir=/hpc/home/rogupta/paralution-1.1.0_dbg/src  mpirun -n 1 -env I_MPI_PIN_DOMAIN socket  ./simple_exmpl_test  /pscratch/rogupta/Aidr493k.mtx /pscratch/rogupta/rhs493k.vec 1 8

Could you please suggest how must I mention the path to vtune so that it can locate the debug sysmbols

The build directory for the PARALUTION library is in ~/paralution-1.1.0_dbg/build .

 

with kind regards

Rohit

 

 

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