Creating a profiled version of a program
If a program is to be profiled with lprof,
it must be compiled with the -ql option
to the cc command so that line count data will be saved.
For example:
   $ cc -ql travel.c
If you wish to create relocatable object files and link them
later, you must specify -ql
when you link as well as when you compile:
   $ cc -ql -c travel.c
   $ cc -ql -c misc.c
   $ cc -ql -o travel travel.o misc.o
To profile an
individual source file, rather than the source
for the whole program,
create a profiled version by
using the -ql option when you compile the
source file in question, and again when you link.
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