Profiling dillo

[Sebastian Geerken]

Hi!

Has anyone tried to use gprof for profiling dillo? Using
"--enable-gprof" for configure seems to work, and calling the tests
(e. g.. test/dw-example) create the file "gmon.out", but not so
does starting src/dillo. The option "-pg" is set everywhere, so I do
not know what the difference is.

Any ideas?

Sebastian

[Johannes Hofmann]

Hi,

Post by Sebastian Geerken
Hi!
Has anyone tried to use gprof for profiling dillo? Using
"--enable-gprof" for configure seems to work, and calling the tests
(e. g.. test/dw-example) create the file "gmon.out", but not so
does starting src/dillo. The option "-pg" is set everywhere, so I do
not know what the difference is.
Any ideas?

Did you look in /tmp for the gmon.out file? Cores also end up there.

Johannes

[Sebastian Geerken]

Post by Johannes Hofmann

Post by Sebastian Geerken
Has anyone tried to use gprof for profiling dillo? Using
"--enable-gprof" for configure seems to work, and calling the tests
(e. g.. test/dw-example) create the file "gmon.out", but not so
does starting src/dillo. The option "-pg" is set everywhere, so I do
not know what the difference is.
Any ideas?

Did you look in /tmp for the gmon.out file? Cores also end up there.

Ah, yes, it is there. Thanks!

(According to the man page, "gmon.out" is created in the current
working directory, when exit() is called.)

Sebastian

[corvid]

Post by Sebastian Geerken
(According to the man page, "gmon.out" is created in the current
working directory, when exit() is called.)

There's a chdir("/tmp") hiding in Paths::init().

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Post by corvid

Post by Sebastian Geerken
(According to the man page, "gmon.out" is created in the current
working directory, when exit() is called.)

There's a chdir("/tmp") hiding in Paths::init().

Why don't remove it?
- Fixed Dillo and its dpis to work from "/tmp" (for easy device unmount).

There was a thread discussing it:
http://lists.auriga.wearlab.de/pipermail/dillo-dev/2011-December/009221.html
http://lists.auriga.wearlab.de/pipermail/dillo-dev/2011-December/009223.html
http://lists.auriga.wearlab.de/pipermail/dillo-dev/2011-December/009225.html

Because of this, open dialog starts in /tmp, and it is a bug. Usually
you start dillo from your home directory, why would you want to
unmount it? And if you really plan to unmount it, you can change
working directory yourself.