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gprof error message: gprof: unexpected EOF after reading 6/967815337 samples
hi,
i am using grof and i am getting this error message..could any one pls help?
i am using grof and i am getting this error message..could any one pls help?
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Infinity08
The obvious question would be : is the file you were trying to read complete ? How big is it ?
Btw, 967815337 is a bit much, no ?
ASKER
yup, but when i did wc text.txt , it is only 26 characters ....
which is the word that i put inside...
which is the word that i put inside...
>> yup, but when i did wc text.txt , it is only 26 characters ....
That's a bit small to be reading 967815337 records, isn't it ;)
Are you sure that the file format is right for gprof ?
That's a bit small to be reading 967815337 records, isn't it ;)
Are you sure that the file format is right for gprof ?
ASKER
is there a specific format ? i am using fread with rb
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ok..looking at it now.thanks..
>yup, but when i did wc text.txt , it is only 26 characters ....
>i am using fread with rb
I am kind of lost ... It does not look like you are using gprof correctly. please post the steps - beginning with compilation of your program - that you executed for using gprof.
>i am using fread with rb
I am kind of lost ... It does not look like you are using gprof correctly. please post the steps - beginning with compilation of your program - that you executed for using gprof.
ASKER
apologies for taking a long time..
i compile with the program with -pg option used with gcc.
i understand there is a bug in the program that my caused it..i am closing the question first..thanks a million
i compile with the program with -pg option used with gcc.
i understand there is a bug in the program that my caused it..i am closing the question first..thanks a million
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