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For this learning path you will need:
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* A Windows on Arm (ARM64) native machine with pre-installed WindowsPerf (both driver and `wperf` CLI tool). See [WindowsPerf Install Guide](/install-guides/wperf/) for more details.
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* CPU must support Arm SPE, an optional feature in ARMv8.2 hardware - we will show you how to check your CPU compatibility using WindowsPerf command-line tool.
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* Note: The [WindowsPerf release 3.8.0](https://github.com/arm-developer-tools/windowsperf/releases/tag/3.8.0) includes a separate build with Arm SPE (Statistical Profiling Extension) support enabled. To install this version download release asset and you will find WindowsPerf SPE build in the `SPE/` subdirectory.
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* CPU must support Arm SPE extension, an optional feature in ARMv8.2 hardware - we will show you how to check your CPU compatibility using WindowsPerf command-line tool.
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* Basic knowledge of git and Python.
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* See [Install Git on Windows](https://github.com/git-guides/install-git#install-git-on-windows) for more details.
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