Ideas for new features for the XTA
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andrew
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Ideas for new features for the XTA
For users of the XTA Tool, do you have any ideas for future improvements.
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lilltroll
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It would be nice if you could choose to skip some parts before entering the analasis.
If you have a program using math.h stdio.h and so on, the program will be a large, and the XTA will eat memory and take a lot of time. But my intrest is to look at the "90%" in the code, meaning analysing the time in smaller loops which are computed 90% of the CPU-time. Right now I disable the other "10% CPU time" code and compile before XTA analasis, thereafter I change back the code and recompile to test it live. ... if its not already a solution for it...
If you have a program using math.h stdio.h and so on, the program will be a large, and the XTA will eat memory and take a lot of time. But my intrest is to look at the "90%" in the code, meaning analysing the time in smaller loops which are computed 90% of the CPU-time. Right now I disable the other "10% CPU time" code and compile before XTA analasis, thereafter I change back the code and recompile to test it live. ... if its not already a solution for it...
Probably not the most confused programmer anymore on the XCORE forum.
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jonathan
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On a per-installation (not per analysis, or per run) basis, cache functions that have already been analysed, so that they do not need to be analysed again. You might already do this I guess... just a thought.
