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Is Profiling Useless in Today's World?
rngadam writes "gprof doesn't work in Linux multithreaded programs without a workaround that doesn't work that well. It seems that if you want to use profiling, you have to look for alternatives or agree with RedHat's Ulrich Drepper that "gprof is useless in today's world"... Is profiling useless? How do you profile your programs? Is the lack of good profiling tools under Linux leading us in a world of bloated applications and killing Linux adoption by the embedded developers? Or will the adoption of a LinuxThreads replacement solve our problems?"
I actually have quite a good profile but only if you catch me from my right-hand side.
3rd post!
a yro article.
My first instinct was to agree with the headline, since Jose Padilla is hispanic. It would have at least made for a more interesting discussion.
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball(TM)
It helps prevent terrorism by checking out those of suspicious national origins at airports and federal buildings. It prevents crime by allowing the police to stop people who obviously don't "belong" in a neighborhood. I would think a resident of Holland, MI would understand that better than anyone, Taco.
i racially profile my programs.
this sig limit is too small to put anything good h
its all fun and games until a dyslexic user comes around and types in commands for fun
*poof* no more data
up your cunt