Nsight Compute 2019.5 - New Features

Nsight Compute activity commands are now under the 'Nsight' menu, for quick access from within Visual Studio.
When launched, Nsight Compute activities are auto-populated with Visual Studio project setting, providing an improved development workflow.
Key bindings provide quick launching of activities.
Available for use on Visual Studio 2019, 2017, and 2015.
Please visit NVIDIA Nsight Integration for information on using Nsight Compute 2019.5.1 and NVIDIA Nsight Integration for Visual Studio integration under the Nsight menu.

Support for CUDA Toolkit 10.2
Added section sets to reduce the default overhead and make it easier to configure metric sets for profiling
Reduced the size of the installation
Added support for CUDA Graphs Recapture API
The NvRules API now supports accessing correlation IDs for instanced metrics
Added breakdown tables for SOL SM and SOL Memory in the Speed Of Light section for Volta+ GPUs

Added a snap-select feature to the Source page heatmap help navigate large files
Added support for loading remote CUDA-C source files via SSH on demand for Linux x86_64 targets
Charts on the Details page provide better help in tool tips when hovering metric names
Improved the performance of the Source page when scrolling or collapsing
The charts for Warp States and Compute pipelines are now sorted by value

Added support for GPU cache control, see --cache-control
Added support for setting the kernel name base in command line output, see --kernel-base
Added support for listing the available names for --chips, see --list-chips
Improved the stability on Windows when using --target-processes all
Reduced the profiling overhead for small metric sets in applications with many kernels

For a complete overview of all NVIDIA Nsight? Compute features and access to resources, please visit the main Nsight? Compute page.

NVIDIA? Nsight? Compute 2019.5 is available for download under the NVIDIA Registered Developer Program.