Reference: gprof
Author: Daniel Gilly & the Staff of O'Reilly & Associates
Date: 1998-08-06T21:53:03Z

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| Chapter 2 UNIX Commands |

## gprof

    gprof [options] [objfile [pfile]]

Solaris 2.0 only. Display call-graph profile data of C programs. Programs compiled with the -pg option of cc (and other compilers) produce a call-graph profile file `pfile`, whose default name is gmon.out. The specified object file `objfile` (a.out by default) contains a symbol table that is read and correlated with `pfile`. See also prof and lprof

### Options

-a

  Don't print statically declared functions.

-b

  Brief; don't print field descriptions in the profile.

-c

  Find the program's static call-graph. Call counts of 0 indicate static-only parents or children.

-e `name`

  Don't print the graph profile entry for the routine `name`. -e may be repeated.

-E `name`

  Like -e above. In addition, during time computations, omit the time spent in `name`.

-f `name`

  Print the graph profile entry only for routine `name`. -f may be repeated.

-F `name`

  Like -f above. In addition, during time computations, use only the times of the printed routines. -F may be repeated, and it overrides -E.

-s

  With this option you supply one or more existing `pfiles`. Sum the information in all specified profile files and send it to a profile file called gmon.sum. Useful for accumulating data across several runs.

-z

  Show routines that have zero usage. Useful with -c to find out which routines were never called.

Reference: gettxt |  | Reference: grep