2537-0002 2537-0006
2537-0002 No file was specified in Binary Executable File dialog.
Explanation: When you are trying to load one or more gmon.out files, you are required to
also specify the name of the binary executable file that was executed to produce the
gmon.out file(s).
User Response: Specify a valid binary executable file in the Binary Executable File dialog
by either selecting one from the Files list, or by entering the file in the Selection field, along
with its path.
2537-0003 No file was specified in Gmon.out Profile File(s) dialog.
Explanation: At least one gmon.out file must be specified in the Gmon.out Profile File(s)
dialog.
User Response: Specify valid gmon.out file(s) in the Gmon.out Profile File(s) dialog by
either selecting them from the Files list, or by entering the file(s) in the Selection field, along
with their path.
2537-0004 Space allocation by XtRealloc() failed.
Explanation: A memory allocation function failed because there is not enough memory
available. Xprofiler continues processing, but it is likely you will have subsequent problems.
User Response: Exit Xprofiler and re-start it. You may want to contact your System
Administrator to increase system resources, if possible.
If you continue to receive this error message, gather information about the problem and
follow local site procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
2537-0005 The total number of objects (nodes + arcs) in the Function Call Tree for the
specified application is greater than what Xprofiler allows to be displayed
at one time. Only
number
of these objects will be displayed.
Explanation: Xprofiler limits the number of objects that can be displayed in the main
window to a combined total of 5,000 function boxes and their corresponding arcs. If the
Function Call Tree for the specified application exceeds this total number of objects, Xprofiler
will give priority to functions that consumed most of the CPU time. Then functions with
smaller amount of CPU usage and arcs are added in, until the upper limit is reached.
User Response: When analyzing a large application, it is a good practice to limit the
number of functions that are initially displayed each time you load gmon.out file(s). The
option -disp_max is used to limit the number of function boxes that are initially displayed
when gmon.out file(s) are loaded. From this point, additional function boxes can be
displayed through filtering options in the Xprofiler main display. The -disp_max option can
be specified on the command line when starting Xprofiler, or through a field in the Load Files
dialog.
2537-0006 The value of runtime option -disp_max (=
number
) exceeds the number of
objects that can be displayed at one time. The value for -disp_max has
been reset to
number
.
Explanation: The value that you specified for the -disp_max option is greater than the
maximum number of objects that Xprofiler allows to be displayed at one time, which is 5,000.
The value for -disp_max has been set to this limit.
User Response: When specifying the -disp_max value, make sure it does not exceed
Xprofiler's upper limit.
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