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From:	David Cleaver <davidis AT ou DOT edu>
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Subject:	Question on a profiled program...
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Date:	Mon, 10 Jan 2000 15:51:03 -0600
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Hello everyone,

I know that this was sort of addressed in the FAQ, but, my problem is a
little bit different.  In the FAQ there was a question relating to one
of the DJGPP libraries eating about 60% of the run time of the program. 
The FAQ stated that it was either I/O or "real-mode services" that would
produce this result.  I know I don't have much I/O (only 2 printf
statements) so, what are these "real-mode services"?

BTW, in the FAQ it was __dpmi_int that was being called extensively. 
However, on my machine the "function" being called extensively is
"__umoddi3".  Are these two related?  Does it matter which is being
called extensively?  Thank you for any info you can provide.

-David C.

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