- /*
- * information from a mon.out file is in two parts:
- * the counters of how many times each procedure was called,
- * if it was called at all;
- * and an array of sampling hits within pc ranges.
- * the counters must be dealt with on a file-by-file basis,
- * since which procedures are represented may vary.
- * the samples ranges are fixed, but must be summed across
- * files, and then distributed amoung procedures, because
- * of the wierd way the plotting is done.
- */
-getpfile( filename )
- char *filename;
+/*
+ * information from a mon.out file is in two parts:
+ * the counters of how many times each procedure was called,
+ * if it was called at all;
+ * and an array of sampling hits within pc ranges.
+ * the counters must be dealt with on a file-by-file basis,
+ * since which procedures are represented may vary.
+ * the samples ranges are fixed, but must be summed across
+ * files, and then distributed among procedures, because
+ * of the wierd way the plotting is done.
+ */
+getpfile(filename)
+ char *filename;