cuda::profiling Namespace Reference

Interaction with NVIDIA's profiler, particularly tagging, marking and indications of entities it will pick up and register/display. More...

Namespaces
	mark
	definitions related to marking individual time points in the profiler timeline
	range
	definitions related to profiled ranges and the range_t class

Classes
struct	color_t
	An RGB colorspace color value, with potential transparency, which may be used to color elements in timelines or other graphical displays of profiling information. More...
class	scope
	A class to instantiate in the part of your application which does any work you intend to use the CUDA profiler to profile. More...
class	scoped_range_marker
	A RAII/CADRe class whose scope of existence is reflected as a range in the profiler. More...

Functions
void	start ()
	Start CUDA profiling for the current process.
void	stop ()
	Stop CUDA profiling for the current process.
template<typename CharT >
void	name (const ::std::thread &host_thread, const CharT *name)
	Have the profiler refer to a given host thread, using a specified string identifier (rather than its numeric ID). More...
template<typename CharT >
void	name_this_thread (const CharT *name)
	Have the profiler refer to the current thread using a specified string identifier (rather than its numeric ID). More...
template<typename CharT >
void	name (const stream_t &stream, const CharT *name)
	Have the profile assign a name to a certain stream.
template<typename CharT >
void	name (const event_t &event, const CharT *name)
	Have the profile assign a name to a certain event.
template<typename CharT >
void	name (const device_t &device, const CharT *name)
	Have the profile assign a name to a certain CUDA device.

Detailed Description

Interaction with NVIDIA's profiler, particularly tagging, marking and indications of entities it will pick up and register/display.

Function Documentation

name()

template<typename CharT >

void cuda::profiling::name	(	const ::std::thread &	host_thread,
		const CharT *	name
	)

Have the profiler refer to a given host thread, using a specified string identifier (rather than its numeric ID).

Parameters

[in]	host_thread	A C++-recognized thread to name in profiling results
[in]	name	The name to use for the specified thread

name_this_thread()

template<typename CharT >

void cuda::profiling::name_this_thread

(

const CharT *

name

)

Have the profiler refer to the current thread using a specified string identifier (rather than its numeric ID).

Parameters

[in]	host_thread	A C++-recognized thread to name in profiling results
[in]	name	The name to use for the specified thread