Count the actual number of operations performed during run time

[junaidnaseer]

Is it possible to actually count the number of addition or
multiplication operations performed in a program during runtime . I
know of a program that does this simply by looking through the code for
* and + operators but the problem is that this program is fooled when
we use if...else structures coz there might be a + in the if part but
the if part of the statement might not be getting actually called in a
particular execution of the program . here is a sample

if ( x==0)
y=y+1;
else
y=y+2;

now upon execution only one plus is executed but the code parsing
technique would give an answer of two which is wrong . I know there is
a way to actually count the number of operations performed during
runtime but i dont quite know how . I have to get this info to some one
else urgent so any one who knows about this plz help !

[Peter Jansson]

ju**********@gm ail.com wrote:

Is it possible to actually count the number of addition or
multiplication operations performed in a program during runtime . I
know of a program that does this simply by looking through the code for
* and + operators but the problem is that this program is fooled when
we use if...else structures coz there might be a + in the if part but
the if part of the statement might not be getting actually called in a
particular execution of the program . here is a sample

if ( x==0)
y=y+1;
else
y=y+2;

now upon execution only one plus is executed but the code parsing
technique would give an answer of two which is wrong . I know there is
a way to actually count the number of operations performed during
runtime but i dont quite know how . I have to get this info to some one
else urgent so any one who knows about this plz help !

How about counting all the operations by inserting code of your own?
For example, like the following;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
int numberOfAdditio ns(0);
#endif

if ( x==0)
{
y=y+1;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
numberOfAdditio ns++;
#endif
}
else
{
y=y+2;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
numberOfAdditio ns++;
#endif
}
Regards,

Peter Jansson
http://www.p-jansson.com/
http://www.jansson.net/

[junaidnaseer]

u can delete this post if u want to , in order to cover my stupidity
Peter Jansson wrote:

ju**********@gm ail.com wrote:

Is it possible to actually count the number of addition or
multiplication operations performed in a program during runtime . I
know of a program that does this simply by looking through the code for
* and + operators but the problem is that this program is fooled when
we use if...else structures coz there might be a + in the if part but
the if part of the statement might not be getting actually called in a
particular execution of the program . here is a sample

if ( x==0)
y=y+1;
else
y=y+2;

now upon execution only one plus is executed but the code parsing
technique would give an answer of two which is wrong . I know there is
a way to actually count the number of operations performed during
runtime but i dont quite know how . I have to get this info to some one
else urgent so any one who knows about this plz help !

How about counting all the operations by inserting code of your own?
For example, like the following;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
int numberOfAdditio ns(0);
#endif

if ( x==0)
{
y=y+1;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
numberOfAdditio ns++;
#endif
}
else
{
y=y+2;
#ifdef WE_WANT_TO_COUN T_OPS
numberOfAdditio ns++;
#endif
}
Regards,

Peter Jansson
http://www.p-jansson.com/
http://www.jansson.net/

[Rolf Magnus]

ju**********@gm ail.com wrote:

u can delete this post if u want to ,

Whoever 'u' is, he probably can't.