No time statistics in gprof, although multithtread hook is pre-loaded

2006-08-01 Thread Olshvang Lev
Title: No time statistics in gprof, although multithtread hook is pre-loaded Hello friends, I am trying to get profiling data for the CA product. They built for me executables with gprof option. The CA insisted their daemons are not multithreaded, but I saw that they use g++ STL (STL

Re: No time statistics in gprof, although multithtread hook is pre-loaded

2006-08-01 Thread guy keren
On Tue, 1 Aug 2006, Olshvang Lev wrote: Hello friends, I am trying to get profiling data for the CA product. They built for me executables with gprof option. The CA insisted their daemons are not multithreaded, but I sawthat they useg++ STL (STL surely is thread-safe and uses pthread

automatic module loading with udev or HAL?

2006-08-01 Thread Oded Arbel
Or quite possible I'm asking the wrong question, but here is the story anyway: I recently received a Novatel Merlin U740 HSDPA cellular modem. I got it working with just a bit of fiddling on my Fedora Core 5 laptop, but I need to modprobe usbserial to use it (apparently regardless of the PCMCIA

Re: automatic module loading with udev or HAL?

2006-08-01 Thread Ilya Konstantinov
hotplug (as found in /sbin/hotplug and /etc/hotplug/) is what's responsible on Linux 2.6 for automatic loading of modules for permanent (e.g. PCI) as well as removable (USB) hardware. The modern fashion is _not_ to load kernel modules just the moment when its their device file are used, but