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We recently upgraded to gcc v2.0 from a very old version.  I had used
prof(1) and the old version of gcc to profile a program I'm working
on, and now I have profile it again, but I'm having some problems.

All of the source have been compiled with the -p option and this is
also passed to the linker.  The thusly compiled program runs just
fine, but when I run prof on it, it doesn't seem to be executing my
program.  The output is given at the end.

What is obvious from this is that main() is never called, however
GetFilenames() which is a function in main() seems to be called once.

As far as I can tell, I'm not doing this differently from when I
profiled it last time.  It would be most gracious if someone would
send me an illuminating e-mail message.

Don Maszle (maze@bea.lbl.gov)

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maze@bea: cancer>prof -z -a -n canc

 %time  cumsecs  #call  ms/call  name
   0.0     0.00    143     0.00  __unpack_extended
 100.0     0.02      1    20.00  __class_quadruple
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  _GetFilenames
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  __class_double
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  __mul_65536short
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  _ilogb
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  _isnormal
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  _times_power.o
   0.0     0.02      1     0.00  cancer.o
   0.0     0.02                  -lg
   0.0     0.02                  .div
   0.0     0.02                  .mul
   0.0     0.02                  .rem
    .
    . [lines omitted]
    .
   0.0     0.02                  ___main
    . [lines omitted]
   0.0     0.02                  _main

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