Hi Neil
--- Neil Ferguson <nferguso@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Srivatsan Ramanujam wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
>> '-fno-inline' is a compiler flag, not a Valgrind
> flag. It tells the compiler
> not to inline anything, which should hopefully give
> you a deeper, but more
> informative stack trace in your debugger.
>
> You'll need to add it to your build setup somehow -
> set CFLAGS in your
> environment, for example, or edit your Makefile.
>
yeah I figured that out and tried doing that...not
much help.
>
> An algorithm expert should be *exactly* the person
> to break an algorithm into
> tractable subcomponents.
true...but those are beyond my control :-)
ppl join and leave organisations backhere all too
frequently. :-)
>
> If you can't compile with '-fno-inline', you're
> going to have to go with one
> of the divide-and-conquer approaches John described.
> There's nothing else you
> can do in a situation like this.
>
> Neil.
thanks again,.....well i am left then with only that
option....shall try doing that.
vatsan.
>
"MAN'S EGO IS THE FOUNTAINHEAD OF HUMAN PROGRESS"
Ayn Rand.
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