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I have compiled gcc-2.2.2 on 386BSD, using patches that I posted
in comp.unix.bsd. Now I have found that when profiling with the
-pg option the functions monstartup and moncontrol gets called
as they should before the main program. Inside the program mcount
also gets called correctly, but when the program finishes there
are no calls to _mcleanup and moncontrol. The _mcleanup function
is the one that writes out the gmon.out file. I was able to put
an explicit call to _mcleanup() at the end of C programs and
get a good gmon.out, but for C++ this didn't work that well.

Now the question is where/how do I fix this? Do I have to change
the startup code (/usr/lib/gcrt0.o), gcc-2.2.2, or something else?

I also noticed that there is a file gmon.c in the gcc distribution
that seems to be the same as the 386BSD code for compiling gcrt0.o.
This file doesn't seem to be used for anything, but could it be
related to my problem?

	Jonas Olsson
	ljo@po.cwru.edu