baron kractor wrote:
Well, I'm extremely new to this sort of thing, and there's no comments in
the example code. Some of the stuff I'm able to puzzle through but some of
it isn't making much sense at all.
Feel free to ask it :)
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fpc-pascal maillist -
Thanks Peter and Marco! This is very helpful.
-Alan
> For the moment only gprof. Maybe in the future also
> valgrind/cachegrind
>
> Compile your program with -pg
> Start your program (this will generate a gmon.out)
> Run gprof
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> fpc-pa
> I'm writing a simulation that will take hours or days to run. I've
> never used formal profiling tools but this seems like a good
> opportunity. I'm working on Linux and I'm still using FPC 1.0.10.
> What tools are available to me?
gprof. Recompile everything with -pg, there should be a parag
> I'm writing a simulation that will take hours or days to run. I've
> never used formal profiling tools but this seems like a good
> opportunity. I'm working on Linux and I'm still using FPC 1.0.10.
> What tools are available to me?
For the moment only gprof. Maybe in the future also valgrind/c
I'm writing a simulation that will take hours or days to run. I've
never used formal profiling tools but this seems like a good
opportunity. I'm working on Linux and I'm still using FPC 1.0.10.
What tools are available to me?
Thanks!
-Alan
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