Disable finstrument-functions option for included file

[TQ Pham]

Hi,

How can you disable finstrument-functions option for included files ?

For example:
I have A.cxx, which include B.hxx
I want to compile A with -finstrument-functions, but it always do the
same with all the functions which have declaration, and implementation
in B (some short, inline functions, for example).

So how can I apply -finstrument-functions to A only, not to B ?

Thank you in advance

TQ Pham

[Victor Bazarov]

"TQ Pham" <no******@hotmail.com> wrote...

How can you disable finstrument-functions option for included files ?
What's "finstrument-functions"?
For example:
I have A.cxx, which include B.hxx
I want to compile A with -finstrument-functions, but it always do the
same with all the functions which have declaration, and implementation
in B (some short, inline functions, for example).
That's because to the compiler 'B.hxx' is not a separate file
to be compiled, it's a chunk of text to be merged with 'A.cxx'
for the purpose of compiling 'A.cxx'.
So how can I apply -finstrument-functions to A only, not to B ?

(a) I don't know what '-finstrument-functions' is (have you asked
the same question in a compiler-specific newsgroup?). I suspect
that it's a compiler command-line option. Any compiler switch
or option is off-topic here -- we discuss compiler-independent
language issues.

(b) You could try extracting relevant parts of B.cxx into a separate
source file and compile it separately.

BTW, what problem are you trying to solve with this? Maybe there is
a solution that doesn't involve "-finstrument-functions"...

Victor