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gcdm Decision Maker Option
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The Site field is the call site number of the call to this function.
Each call site in a function is assigned a number starting with 1.
The
Count field has two meanings. When applied to a calling
function the count is the number of times this function was called
during all profiled executions. When applied to a called function
the count is the number of times this particular function was
called from this specific call site during all profiled executions.
The
Percent field is the percentage of the total number of
profiled dynamic calls that this
Count accounts for.
The
Size field is relevant only for called functions; the value
shown is the number of intermediate language statements in the
function before program-wide optimization.
For callees, the
Reg field indicates how many registers were
needed to generate code for the function. For callers, the
Reg
field indicates how many registers were used across the particular
call site.
The
Inline field is relevant only for called functions; a value of
0 indicates that a called function was never inlined, and a value of
1 indicates it was inlined one or more times.
NOTE. Functions that were not instrumented appear in the call graph
only if they are referenced by some function that was instrumented.
rreverse
Prints a reversed call graph to the report file. This control changes the
format of reports generated by the
rcall-graph control. When you use
rreverse, the call graph report lists all the sites where a function is called
from, rather than listing the call sites of each function. In other words,
rather than listing each caller followed by its callees, the report lists each
callee followed by its callers.
rclosure
This control reports the transitive closure of all possible callee functions.

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