I've searched Google and read all I could find. I've profiled a multi-threaded
program with callgrind, and I'm using KCachegrind to visualize the results. In
the flat profile and other views, some function names have a '2 appended to
them. Some are duplicates, some aren't. For instance, I have a
"QTime::start()" and a "QTime::start()'2", but I also have functions with or
without this notation that don't have a partner in the opposite state.
I hope this is an appropriate place to ask this question. What does this
notation mean, and is there a more up-to-date document describing KCachegrind?
Thanks,
Steve
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