George Nychis wrote:
I've been digging around the oprofile docs and google for this, but
haven't turned up with anything yet as many of the docs show libc
symbols in oprofile... but any ideas why my results are not achieving
per symbol analysis of libc? Instead, it just says "(no symbols)"
Finally found it:
sudo apt-get install libc-dbg
So in that case:
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/gnychis/inband_tx_10
And I've stopped reverse sorting :P heh
So libm's bulk comes from sincosf, which I'm not worrying about, but
that solves the where question for that lib.
When it comes to libc, its free and mallocs that are killing us. If you
look down libc to even the smaller percentages, its free/malloc related
(malloc_consolidate, _int_malloc, _int_free ... etc).
This happens in two major areas that I can think of: once in the
application which stores the samples (our sine wave) and passes them
down. Another is in the usrp_server which allocates new memory for the
USB packets for which the samples are then treated transparently and
copied in to. Then of course, this memory gets free.
Thoughts/comments? :)
- George
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