--- Joseph Kelly <email@hidden> wrote:
> I'm attempting to use Saturn to profile my app (built w/ Xcode 2.2.1
>
> w/ -pg option on), but I am not seeing any symbols -- it's all hex.
>
> When I use Shark or any other tool on the same executable, I can see
>
> symbols.
>
> I've never used gprof before, so is there any other compiler setting
>
> or runtime environment variables I should be using to get the symbols
>
> to it?
I have the same problem trying to profile a Fortran program using
Saturn with both Absoft or XLF compliers. I have compiled with -g and
the correct profile flag (-P for Absoft and -pg for XLF). In both
cases the routine names are NOT given but I see only hex. When I run
the same executables with Shark (w/ or w/o the profile flags) I see the
routine names. Is there some environmental variables I need to set to
get Saturn to display the routine names? I'm using the Saturn Launch
command to open the executable file drectly (i.e., its not in a Mac
style app folder).
Also, if I use gprof to look at the gmon.out file produced by the
Saturn run I do indeed see the routine names. But alas the times are
not given due to the gprof bug.
Bob
ps I'm using Mac OS X 10.4.6 and Xcode 2.1
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Joe K.
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