I have completed implementing and testing all of the new enhancements to the 1.04 release of GPUProfiler.

A short list of changes from v1.03 -> 1.04

• In-graph display of utilization data in percentage or actual value for loaded files and for post collection results
• Scroll, pan and zoom support via mouse wheel.
• Re-sizable windows, size retained for each mode (normal/dashboard)
• Dashboard mode via double clicking on the graph (revert to prior view via same method)
  

• Resource histogram analysis analyzes the current visible time range (zoom in to examine a particular operation’s resource utilization)
• Improvement in histogram calculation and handling of 100% and 0% values.
• Histogram width increased to give better visibility
• Selective display of histogram data based on current data display options
• Double clicking each histogram toggles between auto-scale and fixed scale mode
  -- Fixed scale
  
  -- Automatic scale
  
• Keyboard accelerators to show/hide the graph data in the plot, data tooltip and the histogram:
  
  -- 'C' - CPU
  -- 'R' - RAM
  -- 'G' - GPU
  -- 'F' - Framebuffer
  -- 'E' - Video Encoder
  -- 'D' - Video Decoder
• The Analysis (histogram) can be shown or hidden with
  -- 'A' - Analysis
• When data is loaded these hotkey control the display of utilization information when the mouse is within the graph results:
  -- 'U' - Utilization
  -- 'V' - Values (and utilization where appropriate)
• Dependencies have been statically linked to remove the prior requirement to install Visual Studio redistributables
• ‘GPD’ file associations are set on startup based on current executable path, GPD file icon added as well.
  
• Zoom full to profile overview when profile collection has been completed
• Removed checks that prevented the application from running in environments without NVML or an NVIDIA GPU
• Improved scrolling/panning during profiling when in a zoomed view state
• Multi GPU collection and support in the GPD data file but no current display in the UI
• Added a disclaimer for my employer (thank you Rachel) in the about box
• Font improvements to handle large DPI display users