On Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at 09:57:23PM +0200, Jozef Kruger wrote:
> Since the system and host modules are compiled into shared libraries
> I would expect that they end up calling the print function defined
> in their own module (since those references have been resolved
> already, both shared objects c
Hi,
In cg_print.c:sort_members gprof loses a members of the linked list when
sorting! The bug is at cg_print.c:169 (in current HEAD). The guard of
the outer for loop should be just 'doing' not 'doing &&
doing->cg.cyc.next'.
To witness the bug just profile the attached program and look at the
chil
Hi,
I ran into an issue with the relocation of global symbols.
The attached tarball contains 3 C files (and a Makefile that shows how to
reproduce the behaviour):
- sim.c (compiled into executable "sim")
- system.c (compiled into shared object "system.so")
- host.c (compiled into shared object "
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