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I have dockerfile: FROM alpine:3.18.2 WORKDIR /app RUN apk add gdb gcc musl-dev make binutils COPY ./src /app RUN gcc main.c -pg -o app But compilation fails with an error: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-alpine-...
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I would like to have a coarse filter for my callgrind output. If I ask callgrind to capture a run, I want to tell it to prune at a .so level. For instance, I would like to tell it that it should not ...
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I'm trying to use gprof for a project that runs in a small embedded OS (https://github.com/smartobjectoriented/so3). Compilation for this OS is done using the "aarch64-none-linux-gnu-" ...
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Is there an option i am missing that i couldnt find? i have searched the internets and all the articles show the flat profile in milliseconds without any added option tags, but my gprof outputs the ...
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I have captured the gprof profiler output while running a c++ program. I got below logs I found that there are two functions which are consuming most time ie receiveXappMessages and load() function. I ...
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I am profiling a Fortran code with gprof. I run this code on a cluster, where I request 24 cores from 1 node. The job is submitted via slurm. The command to run the code, inside the submission.sh I ...
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I'm trying to measure performance of some code I wrote. I compiled it with g++ with -pg flag, and when after running it I execute grpof, I reliably get std::bad_variant_access::~bad_variant_access() ...
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I am having the upper issue and was wondering if this is a bug or I am using gprof wrong? So as usual I compile my C code with -pg commands, and then after running it I do gprof ./my_program gmon....
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I follow all the steps to instrumentalize, run and analyse the obtained output (gmon.out), but the text file obtained shows the analysis of the execution of the main task only. I've read about similar ...
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I am profiling a fortran code with gprof. The code uses a c pre processor and mpifort wrapper with aocc (AMD compiler) to compile. I am specifying -pg flag for compilation as well as linking. But the ...
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I have a well working sort programm which I want to analyse with gprof. Here is the code. It create random list of integers and sort it. It does the job : #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio....
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I am using gprof as a profiler for my code for the purpose of enhancing efficiency/speed of my code and possibly parallelizing it eventually. I was able to profile the code and found out big portion ...
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I have a big C++ program in VS code under Ubuntu 18.4, I am using CMake. I need to Know what areas are spending more time and memory space. I am a beginner in coding in Linux and using CMakeLists.txt ...
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I can't call std::exit from an arbitrary thread (or via a signal handler), because other still-running threads will experience undefined behavior (typically, a segfault). Normally, to exit the program,...
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I'm trying to use gprof in WSL on Windows 10. I hadn't anticipated any difficulty, because it worked fine last time I used it in an Ubuntu virtual box on Windows 7. Following as before the directives ...
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