Nsight Compute 2019.1
NVIDIA? Nsight? Compute 2019.1 has been released with the following features and improvements:
General
- Support for CUDA Toolkit 10.1, including
- Task Graph updates
- D3D11 & D3D12 interop support
- Child process data collection option now available
- Support for the latest Turing GPUs
- Support for Win10 RS5
- Added section file descriptions
- Improved performance
- Bug Fixes (including CUDA Toolkit 10.1 bug: SMPC metrics reporting zero)
- Profiling on Volta GPUs now uses the same metric names as on Turing GPUs
NVIDA Nsight Compute
- Child process baseline comparison now available
- Added new profiling options to the options dialog
- Details page shows rule result icons in the section headers
- Section descriptions are shown in the details page and in the sections tool window
- Source page supports collapsing multiple source files or functions to show aggregated results
- Source page heatmap color scale has changed
- Invalid metric results are highlighted in the profiler report
- Loaded section and rule files can be opened from the sections tool window
NVIDA Nsight Compute Command Line Interface
- Support for profiling child processes on Linux and Windows x86_64 targets
- CLI uses a temporary file if no output file is specified
- Support for new --quiet option
- Support for setting the GPU clock control mode using new --clock-control option
- Details page output shows the NVTX context when --nvtx is enabled
- Support for filtering kernel launches for profiling based on their NVTX context using new --nvtx-include and --nvtx-exclude options
- Added new --summary options for aggregating profiling results
- Added option --open-in-ui to open reports collected with NVIDIA Nsight Compute CLI directly in NVIDIA Nsight Compute
- Improved parity with nvprof
For a complete overview of all NVIDIA Nsight? Compute features and access to resources, please visit the main Nsight? Compute page.
NVIDIA? Nsight? Compute 2019.1 is available for download under the NVIDIA Registered Developer Program.