profiling c++ templates
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Hi all.
I've been playing arround with the DevPartner profiler to profile some code and i can't seem to make it work with class templates. I'm using Visual C++ .Net and the profiler just skips the class templates, not showing any information about it whatsoever. Other functions and normal classes (.h and .cpp) appear.
I guess the problem lies in the fact that i have the class templates programmed in .h files and the compiler (i think) just inlines this and skips any calls to any such funcions/methods.
Is there some way arround this? I mean... there must be a way to profile class templates, right?
Note: I've been using DevPartner instead of VTune because it's free! Does VTune handles this better?
Thxs in advance.
I can't say for certain, but you might want to try disabling inlining. You can find that under the project options, C/C++ options, optimizations.
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Thxs for the suggestion Extrarius, but it didn't work..
I've added /Ob0 to the compiler options (which disables inline expansion) and i have the same result :(
I've added /Ob0 to the compiler options (which disables inline expansion) and i have the same result :(
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Does the AMD profiler works on pentium processors? If it does and i cant solve the problem, maybe i'll take a look at it :)
I honestly couldn't tell you, but it'd be worth a try, since they are both x86 architectures.
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I guess i'll try that... Last night i tried to profile in Visual Studio 6.0 (the profiler that camed with the compiler), and the templated functions/classes appeared with no problems. My guess is that the DevPartner partner profiler can't handle those things (and if it can, i don't know how).
thxs to both of you.
thxs to both of you.
Quote:I honestly couldn't tell you, but it'd be worth a try, since they are both x86 architectures.
VTune 7 doesn't work on AMD because Intel has again built in a totally unnecessary "G-check". Grrr
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