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doku:papi_ir [2016/07/06 11:29] – [Interfacing with PAPI : High level interface] irdoku:papi_ir [2016/07/06 12:10] – [Practical tips:] ir
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 ==== Interfacing with PAPI : High level interface ==== ==== Interfacing with PAPI : High level interface ====
 The high level API combines the counters for a specified list of PAPI preset events, only. The set of implemented high level functions is quite limited and can be found in the section ''The High Level API'' next to the last paragraph of ''papi.h''.  The high level API combines the counters for a specified list of PAPI preset events, only. The set of implemented high level functions is quite limited and can be found in the section ''The High Level API'' next to the last paragraph of ''papi.h''. 
-Examples for the usage of the high level API:+The high level API can also be used in conjunction with the low level API. 
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 +Example code: 
   * [[doku:papi_hl_c|C]]    * [[doku:papi_hl_c|C]] 
   * [[doku:papi_hl_fortran|Fortran]]   * [[doku:papi_hl_fortran|Fortran]]
-The high level API can also be used in conjunction with the low level API. +
 ==== Practical tips: ==== ==== Practical tips: ====
   * A quick overview of supported events and corresponding PAPI variables for a particular type of CPU is obtained from executing command ''papi_avail''.    * A quick overview of supported events and corresponding PAPI variables for a particular type of CPU is obtained from executing command ''papi_avail''. 
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