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From: gft_robert@gsbacd.uchicago.edu
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Subject: How does one get THINK C Profiler() info to print to a file?
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Date: 18 Dec 90 23:05:01 GMT
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I've written a fairly substantial Macintosh app.  I'd like to get a performance
profile on it, and I was trying to use THINK C's optional Profiler() library.
When I use it a 'console' window pops up in the back of my program while it's
running and spits out the function calls (I set _trace to true), and when it's
done it spits out the stats to the 'console' window which then promptly
vanishes.  All in all fairly useless as it stands now: I don't know how to save
the stats so that I can read them.

Has anyone figured out a way to do this to a Mac (i.e. non-console-oriented)
app?  All I'd like it to do is print it to a file "Profile.out" or something.

Robert        

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