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Hi,
I've written a MicroC application that uses iniche stack, due to performance issues I need to profile it. I've read AN391 (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an391.pdf) and was able to use the profiler on a non microC application. when I've tried to use it on a microC application no gmon.out file was generated. AN391 state that the 'main' function must return, but 'OsStart' never returns. Is there a way to profile it? thanks!Link Copied
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In a regular gcc/gprof environment, you can directly invoke the function that writes the gmon.out. The function is called _mcleanup().
Not sure if it works in NIOS2 gcc environment, but it's worth a shot.- Mark as New
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Do you have enough on a indication of CPU load or do you need much more detailed information?
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