Roland Smith wrote:
gprof is part of the base system. Valgrind is available in ports, but
only for the i386 architecture.
Roland
Unfortunately, Valgrind is rather hopeless on fbsd for multithreaded
programs. I had to resort to using Ubuntu when Valgrinding.
N :o)
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> Valgrind is rather hopeless on fbsd for multithreaded programs
Interesting. Thanks for the note.
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On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 09:04:47PM -0400, Daniel Underwood wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. I should have said that I'm also interested in
> profilers. I have limited experience (in Linux) using gprof and
> valgrind.
gprof is part of the base system. Valgrind is available in ports, but
only for th
Thanks for the reply. I should have said that I'm also interested in
profilers. I have limited experience (in Linux) using gprof and
valgrind.
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On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:58:19PM -0400, Daniel Underwood wrote:
> I'm programming a multithreaded scientific program using pthreads and
> c++. Currently The model is SMP, but may investigate MMP using MPI in
> the future. Can anyone suggest a good debugger and possibly an
> associated GUI? (E.g
I'm programming a multithreaded scientific program using pthreads and
c++. Currently The model is SMP, but may investigate MMP using MPI in
the future. Can anyone suggest a good debugger and possibly an
associated GUI? (E.g., gdb and ddd.)
Along the same lines, are there any free solutions compa
