Re: Unix "time" returns 43.833s. "gprof" returns 438 seconds.

2005-03-29 Thread Nick Clifton
Hi Jason, Unix "time" returns 43.833s. gprof returns 438 seconds. Either I'm going crazy or gprof is reporting a 10x increase? What could be causing this? A bug of some kind. Presumably in gprof. user0m43.646s Each sample counts as 0.01 seconds. % cumulative self

Re: Unix "time" returns 43.833s. "gprof" returns 438 seconds.

2005-03-26 Thread Jason Peck
On Sat, 2005-03-26 at 23:29 +1100, Ben Elliston wrote: > Jason Peck wrote: > > > Unix "time" returns 43.833s. gprof returns 438 seconds. Either I'm going > > crazy or gprof is reporting a 10x increase? What could be causing this? > > What host system are yo

Re: Unix "time" returns 43.833s. "gprof" returns 438 seconds.

2005-03-26 Thread Ben Elliston
Jason Peck wrote: Unix "time" returns 43.833s. gprof returns 438 seconds. Either I'm going crazy or gprof is reporting a 10x increase? What could be causing this? What host system are you using? Ben ___ bug-binutils mailing list bug-b

Unix "time" returns 43.833s. "gprof" returns 438 seconds.

2005-03-25 Thread Jason Peck
Unix "time" returns 43.833s. gprof returns 438 seconds. Either I'm going crazy or gprof is reporting a 10x increase? What could be causing this? STEPS: dev2 andrew # gcc -pg pci_performance2.c -o pci_performance2 dev2 andrew # time ./pci_performance2 real0m43.847s user