From: fabio AT joplin DOT colorado DOT edu (Fabio Somenzi)
Subject: RE: Libraries and gprof
20 Jan 1997 20:59:23 -0800
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>>>>> "d" == dahms  <dahms AT ifk20 DOT mach DOT uni-karlsruhe DOT de> writes:

 d> Oops, indeed I only have used PC sampling on my linux box.  But,
 d> according to "man gprof" on Alpha/OSF1 V4.0, there are also tools
 d> name atom, hiprof and others. I don't know if these are also GNU
 d> or specific to this unix implementation. At least the manpage for
 d> hiprof says it uses instrumented code rather than PC sampling.

As far as I know, atom and iprobe are specific to the Alphas and they
are not GNU tools.  hiprof and third are atom "tools". In my humble
opinion, and from my personal perspective, the lack of similar tools
is the largest deficiency of Linux/GNU as a software development
environment.

Fabio

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