Profiling under Unix by patching (1987)
by
Matt Bishop
,
Matt Bishop
| Venue: | Software--Practice and Experience |
| Citations: | 7 - 2 self |
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@ARTICLE{Bishop87profilingunder,
author = {Matt Bishop and Matt Bishop},
title = {Profiling under Unix by patching},
journal = {Software--Practice and Experience},
year = {1987},
pages = {73--9}
}
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Abstract
Profiling under UNIX ® is done by inserting counters into programs either before compiling, during compiling, or during assembly. A fourth type of profiling involves monitoring the execution of a program, and gathering relevant statistics during the run. This paper looks at this method and an implementation of it, and discusses its advantages and disadvantages.
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