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Cody
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9/27/10
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Re: jit acceleration doesn't show up in profiler
Posted:
Sep 30, 2010 2:43 PM
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"Juliette Salexa" <juliette.physicist@gmail.com> wrote in message <hvg08i$250$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Thanks Steven,
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> I got that image from:
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> http://www.mathworks.com/company/newsletters/news_notes/may03/profiler.html
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> where it says:
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> "A dot (.) in the acc column means the line accelerated; an x means that it did not. Clicking on the x shows why that line did not accelerate. For example:
> Reference to 'i' in a script cannot be accelerated unless 'i' is a defined variable. To apply the builtin 'i', use the notation '1i'."
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> That piece of advice as to why that line can't be accelerated seems to be quite useful, especially since that message doesn't show up in the MLint warnings.
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> Is there a way to see messages like this so that we can maximize the amount of acceleration that the JIT compiler can do ?
Hi Juliette, I've enabled the JIT column in the profile using the SETPREF command, however on OSX 10.6.4 running R2010b the profiler column title is actually 'unjitted' and the X (indicating an unaccelerated like) isn't an active link and it won't let me click to see why the line was unaccelerated. Thanks for your insights, -Cody
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