On Mon, 29 Mar 2021, Gabriele Serra wrote:


I have written a very basic article on GCC Plugins (how to build a plugin from the ground, some info on APIs, and how to instrument code). The material is based on GCC 9. The code is fully documented and working.

https://gabrieleserra.ml/blog/2020-08-27-an-introduction-to-gcc-and-gccs-plugins.html


Gabriele thanks for sharing the detailed write up.

in the spirit of 'gcc-help', can you please share pointers as to how one can 
profile C++ code using GCC plugins ?

in your example you mention 'f1 ()'; i'd like to replace that with a instance 
of class 'X' created and then profile or instrument a member function.

Have you explored that ? any preliminary thoughts on how does one go about 
doing it ?



warm regards
Saifi.

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