How to see which cpu counters are available to be read?

[Alex Grabski]

Is there a command that outputs the names of the counters which I can add to an eventset?

[Treece Burgess]

Hello Alex,

To view available counters on the command line, navigate to your PAPI install directory and then enter into the bin directory. As an example: cd test-install/bin/. From here you can either run:

• ./papi_native_avail, which shows native events for components
  
• ./papi_avail, which shows preset events

If you are working in a source file, you can use either two functions:

• PAPI_enum_event
• PAPI_enum_cmp_event

Best wishes,

Treece

On Mon, Aug 19, 2024 at 1:57 PM Alex Grabski <grabsk...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is there a command that outputs the names of the counters which I can add to an eventset?

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