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Gprof is a
performance analysis tool for Unix applications. It used a
hybrid of
instrumentation and
sampling and was
created as an
extended version of...
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listed each
function and how much of
program execution time it used. In 1982
gprof extended the
concept to a
complete call
graph analysis. In 1994, Amitabh...
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available for
special usage scenarios; for example, to
enable profiling with
gprof,
programs must be
compiled with gcrt0 instead. This
example is for Linux...
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debugger and, on Linux,
using gdb.
While the
Intel compiler can
generate a
gprof compatible profiling output,
Intel also
provides a
kernel level, system-wide...
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annotated sources or ****embly.
opgprof converts from
oprofile data into
gprof-compatible format. Example: $
opcontrol --start # If
there are any issues...
- used to
detect anomalies of
program execution or code
injection attacks.
gprof :
included in BSD or part of the GNU
Binary Utilities callgrind : part of...
- sourcefile.c has executed. This
annotated source file can be used with
gprof,
another profiling tool, to
extract timing information about the program...
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Graph Drawing Interface (CGDI) to
interface with
gprof.
Another visualization tool that
interfaces with
gprof is KProf. Free/open
source - BSD
version is part...
- as ****embler po****rly
known as GAS (GNU ****embler) ld
linker gprof profiler addr2line
convert address to file and line ar create, modify, and extract...
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Released on 14
April 1993.
Added to
version 0.95c+ were bison, flex, gdb,
gprof, groff, gzip and man.
Released on 26
April 1993.
Added to
version 0.99.p8...
