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Provides the ADVISOR_201n_DIR environment variable that you can use to specify additional include directories when compiling, so the compiler can find the Intel Advisor include file that defines annotations. To specify the environment variable:
Tests the ADVIXE_EXPERIMENTAL environment variable to determine whether evaluation features have been activated.
With C++ parallel Intel Threading Building Blocks (Intel TBB) programs, the TBBROOT environment variable must be defined, so your compiler can locate the installed Intel TBB include directory. See the help topic Defining the TBBROOT Environment Variable.
On Linux* OS and MacOS* Intel Advisor uses the BROWSER environment variable on Linux* systems to locate an installed HTML browser. This enables the display of Getting Started Tutorials or Help from the Intel Advisor GUI Help menu.
On Linux* OS and MacOS*, in addition to the File > Option> Editor settings, you can use the VISUAL or EDITOR environment variable to specify the external editor to launch when you double-click a line in a Source window. (VISUAL takes precedence over EDITOR). For example, to set the VISUAL environment variable use an export command: export VISUAL="/usr/bin/vi -n"
For example, to view and set the ADVISOR_201n_DIR environment variable:
On Linux* OS / MacOS* Manually
On Linux* OS / MacOS* via Script
Run the shell script source <install-dir>/advixe-genvars.sh
where <install-dir> default values are:
For root users:
/opt/intel/advisor_201nFor non-root users:
$HOME/intel/advisor_201nOn Windows* OS Manually
On Windows* OS via Script
Run the batch script source <install-dir>/advixe-vars.bat
where <install-dir> default values are:
For 64-bit systems:
C:\Program files (x86)\IntelSWTools\Advisor 201nFor 32-bit systems:
C:\Program files\IntelSWTools\Advisor 201n