On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Afantee Lee dongli...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion.
it seems Dtrace can profile the enter point and exit point of the program.
It is a nice tool, but, I probably need more insides into the pthread
function it self.
for example, I need to profile
Thanks for the suggestion.
it seems Dtrace can profile the enter point and exit point of the program.
It is a nice tool, but, I probably need more insides into the pthread function
it self.
for example, I need to profile how many times the pthread_lock try to get the
access to the critical
Hi, All
With the help for my previous question, I checked out the source code tree. of
libc/port/thread
but, it seems that there is no way to compile pthread or libc only. there is
makefile under libc, but, make all does not work.
Would some one please give me some suggestion, how to compile
On 11/25/10 09:55 PM, Afantee Lee wrote:
Hi, All
With the help for my previous question, I checked out the source code tree. of
libc/port/thread
but, it seems that there is no way to compile pthread or libc only. there is
makefile under libc, but, make all does not work.
Would some one
Hi, Ian
The reason I want to compile pthread model under libc is:
I am doing a project, which requires profiling the timing information of
the pthread events.
thus, My plan is, compile current pthread lib first, then, add profiling code,
and recompile it.
your suggestions will be greatly
On 25 Nov 2010, at 18:43, Afantee Lee wrote:
Hi, Ian
The reason I want to compile pthread model under libc is:
I am doing a project, which requires profiling the timing information of
the pthread events.
thus, My plan is, compile current pthread lib first, then, add profiling
code, and
Surely DTrace would be a far better profiling option.
Regards,
Alan Hargreaves
On 11/26/10 05:43, Afantee Lee wrote:
Hi, Ian
The reason I want to compile pthread model under libc is:
I am doing a project, which requires profiling the timing information of
