2537-0054 2537-0060
2537-0054 NarcCorrelate() had a negative return value.
Explanation: Internal error. The Function Call Tree was unable to be reconstructed by the
NARC library, because the node and arc data that this library uses has either been
overwritten, or placed in the wrong shared memory location, by Xprofiler.
User Response: Exit and re-start Xprofiler, and try to display the Function Call Tree again.
If you continue to get this error message, gather information about the problem and follow
local site procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
2537-0057 Spaces are not allowed in the function name search string.
Explanation: The Search By Function Name Dialog does not permit embedded spaces
within the function name search string. Any spaces at the beginning or end of the string are
ignored.
User Response: Remove any spaces that are imbedded within the search string, and then
click on either the OK or Apply button to start the search.
2537-0058 A function address listed in the gmon.out file
string
doesn't map to the
corresponding function for the specified executable file. This gmon.out file
will not be loaded.
Explanation: Xprofiler was unable to map a function back to the appropriate library file
using the address listed for this function in the gmon.out file. Therefore, this gmon.out file
will not be loaded. One possible reason for this problem is that the gmon.out file was not
created by the executable file that you specified. Another possibility is that the library file
associated with the function has changed since the gmon.out file was generated.
User Response: First, verify that this gmon.out file was generated by the specified
executable, and if not, load it with the correct executable file. If the associated library has
changed since this gmon.out file was created, re-compile your program, and then execute it
to generate a valid gmon.out file.
2537-0059 An attempt was made to access an invalid address.
Explanation: Internal error. While reading a gmon.out file, Xprofiler either reached the end
of the file and tried to read past it, or the gmon.out file contains a record with a pointer that
points to to NULL. In either case, the problem should have been detected during an earlier
stage of file processing, instead of being encountered at this time.
User Response: Try reloading your files again. If you continue to get this error message,
gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for reporting hardware
and software problems.
2537-0060 The name of the a.out file (
string
) does not match the name of the
executable (
string
) recorded in gmon.out file(s). The name
string
will be
used.
Explanation: The a.out file name specified on the command line or in the Load File Dialog
does not match the executable name recorded in the gmon.out file(s) that you are loading
with this file. One possible explanation is that the executable file was renamed after being
executed to generate the gmon.out file(s) that you specified. The name of the executable
that you used for loading will appear in the main display and in all appropriate report
windows during the current Xprofiler session.
User Response: Make sure the two executable names both refer to the same binary
executable file. If not, the results may be unpredictable.
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