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From: Andy Bontoft <andy@sd.co.za>
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Subject: cc -pg & gprof
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could someone please be kind enough to tell me where i might find an
example of using the gprof(1) program with cc -pg?

i've read the psd:18 document and been through the archive search but
can't seem to find the answer. i keep getting:
ld: -lc_p: no match
*** Error code 1
and i don't seem to have a libc_p...(btw this is 2.2.5R)

thanx for any assistance.
andy


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