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Laboratory – Profiling 4.1 Objective: This laboratory exercises guide you how to measure the program ’s performance using profiling. On completion of this laboratory, you should be able to Understand how to measure the program ’s running time Be aware the importance of tuning your program to be faster 4.2 Procedure 1 - Profile 4.2.1 Activity 1 – familiarization with Profiling Type the following program that is a simple one dimensional matrix. It will initialize it with a value of 1.0; it then forms two loops to initialize it. void main() { int i,j; float a[100]; for (i = 0; i 100; i++) a[i] =1.0; for(i=0;j100;j++){ for (j=1;j=100;i++){ a[i] = a[j]; } } } Under the project, select setting and general, tick enable profiling as below. 1 compile it and rebuild again, and click profile You will see that it displays the following data. 2 Select timing and press OK. It will display the following result. date Now let us look at the figure. Profile: Function timing, sorted by time Date: Thu Aug 22 22:48:14 2002 Program Statistics 3 Command line at 2002 Aug 22 22:48: “C:\cte06\lab11\lab11\Debug\lab11 ” Total time: 20.009 millisecond Time outside of functions: 20.009 millisecond Total time of the Call dept