From:	alrc AT task DOT com DOT br (Andre Chrcanovic)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: gprof with all zero execution times in version 2.03
Date:	13 May 2003 11:24:59 -0700
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Please find my comments below.

Thanks,

Andre.

eplmst AT lu DOT erisoft DOT se (Martin Stromberg) wrote in message news:<b9r02u$hio$1 AT antares DOT lu DOT erisoft DOT se>...
> Andre Chrcanovic (alrc AT task DOT com DOT br) wrote:
> : I got the output sample after running the program for approximately 45
> : minutes...
>  
> : The compiler run on an Windows NT machine, but I run the executable in
> : a machine with FreeDos (Kernel version 1.1.23 - Build 2023). I use
> 
> That's quite old a kernel. It might have been around that time DJGPP
> programs started to run in FreeDOS. Try upgrading it.
> 

OK. I will try that.

> : cwsdpr0.exe as DPMI host to run the program.
> 
> What happens if you run with cwsdpmi.exe?
> 

The program crashes (General Protection Fault)...

> : Sections of the makefile are listed below:
> 
> ...
> : AS      = asm
> 
> What assembler is this?
> 

Actually, none. It's a typo. I use 'nasm' in other makefiles when I
need the assembler, but this makefile does not call the assembler...

> ...
> : $(BINDIR)/$(BOOT).exe:   $(BOOTOBJ) $(BOOTLIB)
> : 	    $(LINKA) -pg -o $(BINDIR)/$(BOOT).exe $(BOOTOBJ) $(LNKOPTS)
> : -Wl,-Map,boot_bz.map
> 
> I'm slightly worried about that "BOOT" stuff. What you generate is an
> ordinary .EXE that you run from the command prompt or AUTOEXEC.BAT,
> right?
> 

Right. It is a .EXE called from AUTOEXEC.BAT. The program is called
'boot' for historical reasons... The original version of this program
is a binary (generated with Metaware HighC and PharLap) loaded from
flash in a system without DOS (or any other OS)...

> 
> Right,
> 
> 						MartinS

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