| Integrating GPROF into Eclipse 3 (linux) [message #94764] |
Thu, 19 February 2004 14:36  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I set up the properties so that profile and gprof are in use.
I did a rebuild all of the project called 'test' (its a managed make for
C++)
I do a ls on the Debug Directory
The files are:
main.o makefile subdir.mk subdir.dep test
When I examine the build by doing a make from the command line, I see the
-p and -pg parameters show up. However no gmon.out file is produced
(whether by elipse's managed make, or by the command line directly).
When I try running gprof from the command line it complains because I
don't have a gmon.out file.
I tried setting up an external tool for gprof (I'm not sure if this is the
proper way to go about it). I am not sure what arguments I am supposed to
use to make it work, however I did print out the manpage.
What do I need to do so that eclipse will generate the 'gmon.out' file?
Thanks
David
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| Re: Integrating GPROF into Eclipse 3 (linux) [message #95197 is a reply to message #94992] |
Tue, 24 February 2004 09:56  |
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Hi Sébastien,
Thanks for the help. I tried that out and it appears to be working.
When I setup the new tool, I did this to get the external tool on my menu
Field Name Value Notes
Name gprof
Location /usr/bin/gprof
Working Directory ${resource_loc}
Arguments ${project_name}
Doing this allows me to run gprof on any selected project.
David
Sébastien Ashby wrote:
> The gmon.out file is generated when you execute the program you just built.
> And just as a note for gprof you simply need the -pg option on both the
> compiler and linker command lines.
> David Bearh wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I set up the properties so that profile and gprof are in use.
> > I did a rebuild all of the project called 'test' (its a managed make for
> > C++)
> > I do a ls on the Debug Directory
> > The files are:
> > main.o makefile subdir.mk subdir.dep test
> > When I examine the build by doing a make from the command line, I see the
> > -p and -pg parameters show up. However no gmon.out file is produced
> > (whether by elipse's managed make, or by the command line directly).
> > When I try running gprof from the command line it complains because I
> > don't have a gmon.out file.
> > I tried setting up an external tool for gprof (I'm not sure if this is the
> > proper way to go about it). I am not sure what arguments I am supposed to
> > use to make it work, however I did print out the manpage.
> > What do I need to do so that eclipse will generate the 'gmon.out' file?
> > Thanks
> > David
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