Intel® C++ Compiler XE 13.1 User and Reference Guides
Causes the results of guided auto parallelism to be output to a file.
Windows: Diagnostics > Emit Guided Auto Parallelism Diagnostics to File
Diagnostics > Guided Auto Parallelism Diagnostics File
Linux: Compilation Diagnostics > Emit Guided Auto Parallelism diagnostics to File
Compilation Diagnostics > Guided Auto Parallelism Report File
OS X: Diagnostics > Emit Guided Auto Parallelism diagnostics to File
Diagnostics > Guided Auto Parallelism Report File
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Linux and OS X: | -guide-file[=filename] |
Windows: | /Qguide-file[:filename] |
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Is the name of the file for output. It can include a path. |
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Messages that are generated by guided auto parallelism are output to stderr. |
This option causes the results of guided auto parallelism to be output to a file.
This option is ignored unless you also specify one or more of the following options: option -guide, -guide-vec, -guide-data-trans, or -guide-par (Linux* OS and OS X*), or option /Qguide, /Qguide-vec, /Qguide-data-trans, or /Qguide-par (Windows* OS).
If you do not specify a path, the file is placed in the current working directory.
If there is already a file named filename, it will be overwritten.
You can include a file extension in filename. For example, if file.txt is specified, the name of the output file is file.txt. If you do not provide a file extension, the name of the file is filename.guide.
If you do not specify filename, the name of the file is name-of-the-first-source-file.guide. This is also the name of the file if the name specified for filename conflicts with a source file name provided in the command line.
If you specify -guide-file or /Qguide-file and you also specify -guide-file-append (Linux OS and OS X) or /Qguide-file-append (Windows OS), the last option specified on the command line takes precedence.
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