Compile and Link with JIT API
To include JIT Profiling support, do one of the following:
Include the following files to your source tree:
jitprofiling.h
, located under<ittapi_dir>\include
directory, in your code. This header file provides all API function prototype and type definitions.ittnotify_config.h
,ittnotify_types.h
andjitprofiling.c
, located under<ittapi_dir>/src/ittnotify
directory.
Link the jitprofiling Static Library:
jitprofiling.h
, located under<ittapi_dir>\include
directory, in your code. This header file provides all API function prototype and type definitions.Link to
jitprofiling.lib
(Windows*) orjitprofiling.a
(Linux*), located under<ittapi_dir>\build_<target_platform>\<target_bits>\bin
directory.
Use This Primitive |
To Do This |
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int iJIT_NotifyEvent( iJIT_JVM_EVENT event_type,
void *EventSpecificData );
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Use this API to send a notification of |
unsigned int iJIT_GetNewMethodID( void );
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Generate a new method ID. You must use this function to assign unique and valid method IDs to methods reported to the profiler. This API returns a new unique method ID. When out of unique method IDs, this API function returns 0. |
iJIT_IsProfilingActiveFlags iJIT_IsProfilingActive( void );
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Returns the current mode of the profiler: off, or sampling, using the
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Lifetime of Allocated Data
You send an event notification to the agent (Collector) with event-specific
data, which is a structure. The pointers in the structure refer to memory that
you allocated. You are responsible for releasing the allocated memory. The
iJIT_NotifyEvent
method uses these pointers to copy your data in a trace
file. The pointers are not used after the iJIT_NotifyEvent
method returns.