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Announcing PAPI 5.3.2
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2014-07-02
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PAPI 5.3.2 is now available. This is a minor release featuring several enhancements and bug fixes.
There are a host of component updates to mention:
- NVML component updates;
- Addressed appio memory leaks;
- Support for Haswell-EP added to RAPL component;
- The perf_event_uncore component event enumeration works now;
- All components now have appropriate domain and granularities.
The PAPI team also added support for the Intel Silvermont processor and the Qualcomm Krait. FreeBSD support has also been revamped for FreeBSD 10. Some test codes now fall back to PAPI_TOT_INS if PAPI_FP_INS is not defined. Intel Haswell presets have been refined. x87 instructions were added to the PAPI_FP_INS preset on Intel Sandy/Ivy-Bridge processors. |
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