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Generates symbols that tools based on the IBM Dynamic Probe Class Library (DPCL) can use to see the structure of an executable file.
DPCL is an open-source set of libraries used by application performance analysis tools (for more information, visit http://dpcl.sourceforge.net). When -qdpcl is in effect, the compiler emits symbols to define blocks of code in a program; you can then use tools that use the DPCL interface to examine performance information such as memory usage for object files compiled with this option.
-qnodpcl
You must specify -qdpcl together with the -g option to ensure that the compiler generates debugging information required by debugging and program analysis tools.
-qdpcl is not supported for any optimization level except zero. If a non-zero optimization level is specified or implied by other options, -qdpcl will be disabled.
You cannot specify the -qipa or -qsmp options together with -qdpcl.
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