profiling crashes my code
Hal Daume III
hdaume@ISI.EDU
Wed, 1 May 2002 12:38:37 -0700 (PDT)
I'm in a profiling kind of mood (read: am sick of my program taking too
long to run), but when I ghc with -prof -auto-all (or -auto or whatever),
when I try to run my program it seg faults. I don't want to attach all
the code, since it's really long, but I *have* tested profiling on smaller
programs and it works fine. (Note that the program crashes regardless of
whether I put +RTS -p or not.)
Here are some "unusual" things I'm doing; hopefully someone will be able
to say "oh, there's your problem":
- using the ghc binary package (which using FastMutInt -- I don't really
know what this does, but it looks scary)
- i'm only compiling the main program with profiling -- it imports a
whole lot of modules which are compiled with -O2, including binary
which is compiled using -cpp also
- i use the Word8 type extensively
- i use unsafePerformIO (but only once per run of the code)
- i use UArray Int Double (i think this also uses upIO)
- uhm...i do a lot of file io :)
That's all I can think of at the moment. It dies regarless of whether I
use -O, -O2, or neither...
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Hal Daume III
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