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Subject:	HELP...Gprof tore something up!
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Date:	Thu, 08 Jun 2000 15:17:50 -0400
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I never tried using the profiler b4 and wanted to see
what it did.....SO i took an loaded up a small Allegro
program in rhide and changed my compiler options from 
-s -O2 to -O2 -pg and hit F9......

ran the program for a little while and  
gprof'd it...Well that was cool,I was
supprised that the function expected to
be the hog was far shadowed by another...

then i changed my switches back,only i 
used an uppercase -S....i got an error
and changed that back to -s....recompiled
the program and when i ran it,it was slow....
It took longer than normal to load and there
was a noticible framrate hit.....hmmm....

well i figured that something was wrong
and erased the .exe and the .o file and 
all the files thet gprof generated and
recompiled.....it was still screwedup..
I recompiled it several times and no change.

So i ran another program i had made...It 
suffered from the same problem.....

I restarted my box,and tried again....Every
Djgpp/allegro program i have made runs slower
now.....I am not recompiling them,just running
them...I dont understand how they could have
been affected......

Any clues?......I am so fustrated.....HELP.



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