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S\xren Ejnar Kristensen, 931101#BPJ (sek@id.dth.dk) wrote:
: 
: I am having trouble with using gprof (from binutils-2.0) with
: gcc (gcc-2.3.3).
: I use the -pg option for both compiler and linker and gets the msg:
: 	ld: -lc_p: No such file or directory
: 
: I supose that c_p is missing in my lib, if so then how do I get it?
: If you have any sugestions I would appreciate an e-mail werry much...

My experience is based on Sun-Sparc and may not be relevant for another
hardware.
First make sure, that you have -pg flags passed to ld (I also use -static).
Second, make sure that you have libc_p.a in a place which is checked by
ld (I think it should be in a "standard" place, like /usr/lib,
if it is in another place use -L).
I think that this library belongs to a standard distribution (it is also
used by cc and f77), therefore if the library was removed then should be
"recoverable".

Now let me share with you my problem:
for several functions in my program, the respective function names are
replaced by
gcc_compiled [xx]
If you know how to avoid this, please advise (I posted details to the same
group yesterday).

Regards,
Marek Makowski
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