Lines Matching refs:profile

138 	# Output will usually be placed down in $dir, e.g. "$dir/profile.static"
184 	my $outfile = "$output_dir/profile.static";
226 		# static profile for 64 bit binaries, although the
274 	# Also store the dtneededs from the static profile output.
302 # Top level subroutine for doing a dynamic profile of an object.  It
313 	my ($profile, $line, $tmp);
315 	# This is the profile output file.
316 	my $outfile = "$output_dir/profile.dynamic";
318 	$profile = get_dynamic_profile($object);
320 	if ($profile =~ /^ERROR:\s*(.*)$/) {
321 		# There was some problem obtaining the dynamic profile
323 		my $errfile = "$output_dir/profile.dynamic.errors";
334 		# Write a comment to the profile file as well:
355 	# through $profile twice.
357 	my @dynamic_profile_array = split(/\n/, $profile);
481 			# of the profile output.
511 	# here it will go into 1 record into the profile output.
587 				# profile output file in the UNBOUND
659 			# Now make the actual profile output line. Construct
702 	$outfile = "$output_dir/profile.dynamic.objects";
722 	$outfile = "$output_dir/profile.dynamic.ldd";
748 	my ($profile, $total, $count);
758 		$profile = "$dir/profile.dynamic";
760 		if (! -f $profile || ! open($profile_fh, "<$profile")) {
786 		$profile = "$dir/profile.dynamic.ldd";
788 		if (! open($all_neededs_fh, "<$profile")) {
827 		#	if so, use the dynamic profile of those binaries
919 	my ($object, $caller, $callee, $sym, $profile);
930 		# read the other binary's profile
932 		$profile = "$dir2/profile.dynamic";
933 		if (! -f $profile) {
938 		open($prof_try_fh, "<$profile") ||
939 		    exiter(nofile($profile, $!));
979 		# modify our profile with the new information:
980 		$profile = "$dir/profile.dynamic";
981 		if (! rename($profile, "$profile.0") || ! -f "$profile.0") {
985 		if (! open($prof_orig_fh, "<$profile.0")) {
986 			rename("$profile.0", $profile);
990 		if (! open($prof_fh, ">$profile")) {
991 			rename("$profile.0", $profile);
1058 			# LD_DEBUG profile line, starts with "NNNNN:"
1374 # on.  It collects the stdout and the LD_DEBUG profile data for the
1375 # object (it must skip the LD_DEBUG profile data for /usr/bin/ldd
1378 # It returns the profile data as a single string with \n separated
1427 	# profile, but we do not want to depend upon that.
1507 	# just return the correct LD_DEBUG profile data.
1538 		# ok = 1 means this file we are reading the profile file
1546 		# correct profile.
1571 			# Check to see if this is the wrong profile
1595 			# Gather the profile output into a string:
1600 		# Note that this one is the desired profile
1628 			    "SUID - ldd(1) LD_DEBUG profile failed");
1631 			    "SGID - ldd(1) LD_DEBUG profile failed");
1634 			    "could not get ldd(1) LD_DEBUG profile output");
1638 		# Append the correct profile to the result and return it: