Profiling support

Torbjorn Granlund tg at swox.com
Fri Jan 11 16:25:40 CET 2008


Torsten Bonde Christiansen <torsten at bondechristiansen.dk> writes:

  Hi,
  
  I tried to compile gmp-4.2.2 with profiling support, but for some reason 
  the gmp functions does not show up in the output.
  
  I've compiled the library both using:
  ./configure --enable-profiling=gprof
  ./configure --enable-profiling=prof
  CFLAGS="-pg -g3 -O0" ./configure
  (including several other variants).
  
Are you saying that you override CFLAGS.  Then you're your own.

  and when compiling my own program using:
  gcc -pg -O0 -g3 -o my_prog my_prog.c -lgmp
  
  When executed the program generates the required gmon.out file, but no 
  where in the output (using gprof my_prog > my_prog.out) is any of the 
  gmp functions displayed.
  
  I thought this could be down to the fact that they use so little time 
  executing, that they are discarded by the profiler, but that should not 
  be the case since i'm doing some rather nasty modulo operations on 
  intergers > 4 machine words.
  
How about trying with doing more work then?  That's easier than
guessing, and would produce much more accurate results.  :-)

  Anyone who has an idea to what I could be doing wrong?
  
Yes, you report a problem without the information we need to have any
chance at trying to reproduce it.  I'd suggest a look in the manual,
which clearly outlines what a GMP bug report needs to contain.

-- 
Torbjörn


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