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-auto-mount-prefix |
/tmp_mnt |
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Specifies the directory prefix used by the file system auto-mounter, usually /tmp_mnt, to mount remote file systems in NFS environments. Use this option to strip the prefix, if present. Note: If your auto-mounter alters
the prefix, instead of adding a prefix, use the syntax: -auto-mount-prefix=/tmp_mnt/home:/homes to specify
that the real filename is constructed from the apparent by replacing If this option is not set correctly, Quantify might be unable to access files on auto-mounted file systems. The auto-mounter might not recognize their names. |
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-fds |
26 |
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Specifies the default set of file descriptors used by Quantify in case they clash with the ones used by your program. To use file descriptors 57 and 58 instead of the default 26 and 27, use: % setenv QUANTIFYOPTIONS –fds=57 |
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-program-name |
argv[0] |
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Specifies the full pathname of the Quantify'd program if argv[0] contains an undesirable or incorrect value. This can occur if you change argv[0] in your program. For example, many programs that are invoked by a script rename their argv[0] to the name of the script. |
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-user-path |
not set |
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Specifies a colon-delimited list of directories that Quantify should search to find the program at run time. Normally, the program can be found by looking at argv[0] and your $PATH, but it is possible to execute a program not on your path. If your program is forked by another and Quantify cannot find it to read the debug symbols, set this option to the directory where your program is stored. This option takes precedence over $PATH. Use this option if Quantify cannot find source files when attempting to display Annotated Source windows. |
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