code analyzer

cenk tort · Post by **cenk tort** » Thu Nov 16, 2006 9:39 am

Hello,
Do anybody know of a simple, free source code analyzer for C++
code, which during an execution run would put out a list of functions
showing the percentage of the computations being sapped by each
function ? I believe the transient analysis is running slow. I am using gcc compiler in Redhat 9.0 distribution. I tried gcc with -pg option but I got an error message about conflict with some of the flags in the makefile.
Any other ideas about speeding up the analysis ? I am running in the nondebug mode.
Thanks.
Cenk

Post by **fmk** » Thu Nov 16, 2006 12:18 pm

Cenk

you have to run it in debug mode .. once you run it with -pg option it will create a gmon.out file .. you can then use gprof on this file to see the information you want.