• Carlos Santander (5/5) Jun 04 2005 -fprofile seems to do nothing (gdc 0.12). Is this intentional? Should I
• David Friedman (5/10) Jun 04 2005 Use "-pg" instead of -fprofile (this applies to gcc as well).
• Carlos Santander (7/23) Jun 04 2005 I was trying Sampler, Shark, etc., and they don't work for me. I don't

Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:

-fprofile seems to do nothing (gdc 0.12). Is this intentional? Should I 
do something especial?

Also, does anybody know of a free profiler for Mac?

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Carlos Santander Bernal

David Friedman <d3rdclsmail_a_ _t_earthlink_d_._t_net> writes:

Carlos Santander wrote:
 -fprofile seems to do nothing (gdc 0.12). Is this intentional? Should I 
 do something especial?
 
 Also, does anybody know of a free profiler for Mac?
 

Use "-pg" instead of -fprofile (this applies to gcc as well).

The standard GNU gprof program is installed with Mac developer tools. 
There is also the "Sampler" application, but that just takes timed samples.

David

Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:

David Friedman escribió:
 Carlos Santander wrote:
 
 -fprofile seems to do nothing (gdc 0.12). Is this intentional? Should 
 I do something especial?

 Also, does anybody know of a free profiler for Mac?

 
 Use "-pg" instead of -fprofile (this applies to gcc as well).

I'll try that.

 The standard GNU gprof program is installed with Mac developer tools. 
 There is also the "Sampler" application, but that just takes timed samples.
 

I was trying Sampler, Shark, etc., and they don't work for me. I don't 
know how to do console input/output with them. I need to enter some 
values, but I don't get a console. I'll try gprof. Thanks.

 David
 
 
 


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Carlos Santander Bernal