Toolbar: VTune Amplifier

These are the Intel® VTune™ Amplifier toolbar buttons that enable you to control the analysis run:

Use This Button	To Do This
Project Navigator	Open the Project Navigator to manage the VTune Amplifier projects and analysis results.
New Analysis	Open the Analysis Type configuration window to select, configure, and run an analysis.
New Project	Open the Create a Project dialog box to create a project and specify the analysis target.
Configure Project	Open the Choose Target and Analysis Type window to specify/configure an analysis target, analysis type, and search directories.
Import Result	Open the Import window and specify raw data collection file(s) to import into the current project. VTune Amplifier creates a result with the imported data and locates it in the current project.
Open Result	Navigate to a VTune Amplifier data collection result (`*.amplxe` file) and open it in the graphical interface.
Compare Results	Open the Compare Results window and choose the results to compare.
Help	Open the Help menu providing access to the following documentation formats: *Intel VTune Amplifier <version> Help* *Getting Started with Intel VTune Amplifier <version>* that opens a start page with a list of documentation resources and product overview Video and Articles that leads you to the product web page with How-to videos and technical articles Intel Processor Event Reference

VTune Amplifier for Systems also provides a lightweight integration to the Eclipse* development environment, adding the following buttons in the Eclipse GUI:

Use This Button	To Do This
Run Intel VTune Amplifier for Systems	Open the VTune Amplifier standalone graphical interface and configure and run a performance analysis for your application.
Open Intel VTune Amplifier for Systems Help	Open the VTune Amplifier Getting Started page providing access to the product documentation resources.

When you view the results, the VTune Amplifier provides an additional toolbar for the Bottom-up and Top-down Tree windows:

Use This Button	To Do This
View Stacks as a Chain/ View Stacks as a Tree	Change the stack layout for the Call Stack grouping level.
Find (CTRL+F)	Search for data in the Bottom-up, Top-down Tree, Source, or Assembly panes.
Customize Grouping	Create a custom grouping for the current viewpoint using the Custom Grouping dialog box.

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