brownrigg@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (01/04/91)
(pardon me if I'm wasting bandwidth on old hat topics - I vaguely recall seeing something along these lines months back) Is there something I should know about the native C compiler's profiling? It seems if I use "-p" to compile a medium sized program that uses lots of memory I get flakey behavior, usually resulting in an abort of the program. One time, the whole system came down hard with a double panic, spewing its dying messages all over the desktop. On a related note, I've tried using the "-p" switch with "gcc", but at link time, it complains about a missing library (lib_p.a" I think). I have no idea where to proceed from here on this one....help anybody?! Rick Brownrigg Kansas Geological Survey
tdtyl@hubcap.clemson.edu (theodore d taylor) (01/05/91)
From article <27690.2783a329@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>, by brownrigg@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu: > ...... > It seems if I use "-p" to compile a medium sized program that uses lots of > memory I get flakey behavior, usually resulting in an abort of the program. > One time, the whole system came down hard with a double panic, spewing its > dying messages all over the desktop. > On a related note, I've tried using the "-p" switch with "gcc", but at link > time, it complains about a missing library (lib_p.a" I think). I have no > idea where to proceed from here on this one....help anybody?! > Rick Brownrigg > Kansas Geological Survey I'm having similar problems when using f77. When I tried to original background has been expanded by about 50 times. I'm also having trouble now with TextEditor. It gets flakey when I try to scroll. The Mac OS side seems okay. Ted Taylor Clemson University