MinGW GProf with Eclipse 3.3 (Europa ) 14 Sep, 2007 MinGW GProf with Eclipse 3.3 (Europa )

To use MinGW gprof with Eclipse, in the project settings, under complier, enable the gprof option. Further, in the Linker section, under command line, add -pg to your list. Build the program. Run the program and check that the gmon.out file has been created.

You can run gprof as follows: gprof.exe.

You can run gprof from within eclipse by configuring the external tools:

  1. Open the external tools dialog
  2. Double click on program to create a new program configuration
  3. Give this profile a name, eg. gprof
  4. In the location text box, give the FULL path to the grpof command
  5. In the working directory, choose: ${workspace_loc:/path/to/executable}
  6. Arguements: ${file_prompt} ${GMON}, where GMON has been assigned the path to the gmon.out file using the variables button.

References: 1.http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/topic/com.ibm.aix.cmds/doc/aixcmds2/gprof.htm 2.http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/fortran/2006-11/msg00217.html



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