Author: Sven Reichard
Date: 10:12:03 05/23/02
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On May 22, 2002 at 20:38:44, Robert Hyatt wrote: > > >I use 2.95.2 all the time and use -pg only. No other options. Note that >not only do you compile with -pg but you must also link with the same option >to get the right library. Then just run the program and when you terminate it >you should have a gmon.out file... profview (or whatever you want to use such >as gprof) should show you the details... I know it worked under 2.95, but for some reason, RedHat included 2.96.2 in their distribution, although this was an experimental version. I would downgrade to 2.95, but some of the more exotic C++ features I used aren't supported in that version -- e.g., some things related to templates. I downloaded 3.0.1 (13 meg thru a modem :-( ), but that didn't fix it. Maybe the problem lies somewhere completely different... Thanks anyway for your input. BTW, I get the gmon.out, but what gprof makes of it doesn't make any sense. Sven.
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