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## osProfileFlush

Syntax

#include <ultra64.h>
void osProfileFlush(void);
Explanation
The osProfileInit, osProfileStart, osProfileStop, and osProfileFlush functions provide execution time profiling for disjoint text spaces. Profiling provides CPU-use statistics by profiling the amount of CPU time expended by a program in disjoint text spaces. For general profiling information including the OSProf structure's field elements, the debugging error messages, and possible problems, see the osProfile page.
The osProfileFlush function can be used to programmatically transfer profile data to the gperf program assuming the gperf program is running in server mode. gperf program can also send requests to the profiler's IO thread at any time while the program is executing in non-server mode. Remember to call osProfileInit before calling any other profiler function.
See Also
osProfileInit
osProfileStart
osProfileStop
gperf
makerom (IRIX 5.3)
makerom (IRIX 6.x)

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