The HP Fortran 90 compiler environment includes a high-level
language debugger and performance analysis tools. The debugger is
the HP Distributed Debugging Environment (HP DDE), which includes
a graphical user interface. To prepare a program for debugging,
you must compile it with the -g
option. For information about this option, see “Using the HP DDE debugger”.
The performance analysis tools include the standard UNIX utilities,
prof and gprof.
To use prof and gprof,
you must compile with the +prof
and +gprof options, respectively.
For more information about all of the performance analysis tools,
see “Using profilers” and the CXperf(1),
prof(1), gprof(1),
and ttv(1) man pages.