On 29 Oct 95 00:21, Paul Edwards wrote to Kieran Haughey:

Hi Paul,

PE>> Turbo C doesn't come with a profiler?  Borland C++ 3.1 certainly
PE>> does.  I used to have a freeware profiler for Turbo C 2.0.  If
PE>> you confirm that your compiler doesn't come with one, let me
PE>> know.  BFN.  Paul.

KH>> I searched for tprof.. but no go.. even though from memory it
actually has 
KH>> tprof in the menu in which tasm and td are > symbol>

PE> Do you actually have "td" available?

No, not really.. 

KH>> Anyway, why would you be using a freeware profiler for turbo C 2.0 if you 
KH>> didn't have tprof :)..

PE> I remember now, I bought Turbo C++ 1.0, which didn't come with
PE> a profiler or debugger, but I upgraded shortly after to Borland 
PE> C++ 2.0 which did come with a profiler.  The tools came separate.
PE> Turbo C 2.0 didn't come with the profiler either, perhaps there
PE> wasn't one available, I can't remember back that far, but perhaps
PE> the program I used was called "PROFIL42" or something.  However,
PE> I can find no trace of it on my hard disk (which now has all my
PE> old floppies on it, for convenient search).  If I knew the exact
PE> name I would be able to tell for sure, but because I don't, I
PE> can't.  Anyone else got a memory that goes back about 8-9 years?
PE> BFN.  Paul.

Well I'll have a look around for it then, any idea where you got it from?.. 

The only places I can think of checking would be alphamed and Assorted C ..
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Cheers
Kieran

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