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2537-0002 Ÿ 2537-0006

Chapter 7. Xprofiler Messages

2537-0002 No file

was

specified

in

Binary

Executable

File

dialog.

Explanation:

When

you

are

trying

to

load

gmonone.out or

morefiles,

you

are

required

to

also specify the name of

the

binary

executable file

that

was

executed

t

gmon.out

file(s).

User

Response:

Specify a valid binary executable file in the Binary Executab

by

either

selecting

one

from the

Files

list, or

by

entering

the

file in

th

with

its

path.

2537-0003 No file

was

specified

in

Gmon.out

Profile

File(s)

dialog.

Explanation:

At least

gmonone.out

file

must

be specified

in

the

Gmon.out Profile

dialog.

User Response: Specify validgmon.out file(s) in the Gmon.out Profile File(s) dialog either selecting them from the Files list, or by entering the file(s) in th with their path.

2537-0004 Space allocation by XtRealloc() failed.

Explanation: A memory allocation function failed because there is not enough me available. Xprofiler continues processing, but it is likely you will have subs

User Response: Exit Xprofiler and re-start it. You may want to contact your S Administrator to increase system resources, if possible.

If

you

continue

to

receive

this

error

message,

gather

information

about

th

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

window

to

a

combined

total

of

5,000

function

boxes

and

their

corresponding

arc

Function

Call

Tree

for

the

specified

application

exceeds

this

total

number

of

will

give

priority

to

functions

that

consumed most

of

the

CPU

time.

Then func

smaller

amount

of

CPU

usage

and

arcs

are

added

in,

until

the

upper limit

is

User

Response:

When

analyzing

a

large

application, it is a good practice to

number of functions that are initially

displayedgmon.eachout

timefile(s)you.

loadThe

option-disp_max

is

used

to

limit

the

number

of

function

boxes

that

are

initi

when gmon.out

file(s)

are

loaded. From

this

point,

additional

function

boxes c

displayed

through

filtering

options

in

the Xprofiler-disp_maxmain displayoption.canThe

be

specified

on

the command

line

when starting

Xprofiler,

or

through

a

fiel

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-disp

maxfor optionthe

is

greater

than

the

maximum

number

of

objects

that

Xprofiler

allows

to

be

displayed

at

one

time

The value -fordisp_max

has been set to this limit.

User

Response:

When

specifying -dispthemax

value,

make

sure

it

does

not

exceed

Xprofiler's

upper

limit.

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