In article <jlawrie.726060821@sfu.ca> jlawrie@fraser.sfu.ca (John William Lawrie) writes:
>Is there anybody out there who can help me get the profiler in think c 5.04
>to work properly. I am using the starter project and did the instruction
>listed in the think c user manual about how to make it work. I turned on the
>generate profile calls option and recompiled everything. When I tried to run I got ther message data segment to big. The manual said to turn on the use far
>data option and try again.
>
>So I turned it on and recompiled everything and got the same message.
>
>If anybody can tell me how to get the profiler going, the help would be greatly
>appreciated.
I know this problem well.
Now that your project is using far data, the profile library needs to use
far data, too. In order for this to happen, make a copy of the profile library
(its a THINK C project), call it something like 'Profile Far Data', open
the new profile library in THINK C, turn far data on there and rebuild. Then
close the profiler project, open your project, remove the standard profiler
from your project, add the new profiler library, rebuild and run.
Works for me.
Hope this helps.
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