Alexander Kolbasov wrote: > Roland Mainz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Roland> Does anyone have a "top 10" of the tools which are most often used > Roland> during an OS/Net build except /bin/sh and the compiler+ctf*-tools > ? > > Here is a break-down per executable during sparc build: > > 164579 sh > 33759 cw > 33537 cc > 31665 rm > 30632 acomp > 29725 cc1 > 29655 gcc > 29374 as > 28993 iropt > 28993 cg > 23527 mcs > 21659 ctfconvert > 20054 dmake > 16748 install > 13698 grep > 10919 date > 10396 lint1 > 6757 basename > 6396 lint > 5827 nm > 5718 file > 5445 ld > 4986 ln > 4979 elfsign > 4480 sed > 3956 true > 2958 mkdir > 2610 ctfmerge > 2587 strip > 2486 cut > 2436 cp > 2077 miniperl > 1893 lint2 > 1776 nawk > 1705 xgettext > 1625 cpp > 1606 chmod > 1167 mv > 1117 cat > 1080 tput > 954 printf > 810 od > 737 javac > 725 find
Mhhh, I expected "sh" and "rm" being the "top" |fork()|+|exec()|-bombs in the build... but I am missing "touch". And "grep" (why is "egrep" used instead of "grep -E" (which would only keep one binary around and not two)) and "date" are suprises, too (the other data are intesting because 12 of the top items in this list are ksh93 builtins). > ... > > The wall time spent: > > 679775 sh > 414936 dmake > 227739 cw > 204545 cc > 201073 gcc > 172059 cc1 > 85773 acomp > 58636 cg > 46440 iropt > 22276 lint > 22177 tee > 21241 time > 20614 lint1 > 13600 as > 11832 ctfconvert > 8562 javac > 7745 miniperl > 7508 ctfmerge > 2559 elfsign > 1786 CC > 1782 gzip > 1780 cpiotranslate > 1591 g++ > 1518 cc1plus > 1265 ld > 1222 cpio > 955 lint2 > 923 check_fnames > 892 egrep > 839 pod2man > 644 ccfe > 640 mcs > 562 grep > 477 xgettext > 379 makebfu > 356 mkbfu > 303 tigen What is "tigen" ? > 292 chmod > 286 rm > 268 javah > 239 install > 209 jar > 137 find > 117 cpp > 114 genoffsets > 108 date > 102 sed > ... ---- Bye, Roland -- __ . . __ (o.\ \/ /.o) [EMAIL PROTECTED] \__\/\/__/ MPEG specialist, C&&JAVA&&Sun&&Unix programmer /O /==\ O\ TEL +49 641 7950090 (;O/ \/ \O;) _______________________________________________ opensolaris-code mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code
