C$PROFILER
The C$PROFILER library routine allows you to control the activity of the isCOBOL’s profiler. See Profiling COBOL programs for more details about profiling COBOL programs.
Syntax:
 CALL "C$PROFILER" USING opCode
                         parameters
                 GIVING returnCode
Parameters:
opCode
Function to be executed. Valid values, defined in iscobol.def, are:
 
Stop profiling the runtime activity.
Restart profiling the runtime activity.
Generate reports.
Set the report files and formats.
parameters
Parameters depend on the opcode.
Return code:
returnCode can be any signed numeric data item. The meaning depends on the opcode.
Examples:
Example - Profile only the batch activity of a program excluding the interaction with the user
       PROGRAM-ID. CREATE-TEMP-FILES.
 
       INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION.
       FILE-CONTROL.
           select the-file assign to temp-file-name
                  organization line sequential.
 
       FILE SECTION.
       fd the-file.
       01 file-record pic x(80).
 
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
           copy "iscobol.def".
       01 temp-dir       pic x any length.
       01 separator      pic x any length.
       01 temp-file-name pic x any length.
       01 cnt            pic 9(3).
       01 crt-status     special-names crt status pic 9(5).
          
       SCREEN SECTION.
       01 screen-1.
        03 push-button
           title "&Start activity"
           line 3col 3size 30 cells
           exception-value 100
           .
       
 
       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
      * Turn off the profiler during user interaction
       MAIN. 
           call "c$profiler" using cprof-disable.
           display standard graphical window.
           display screen-1.
           perform until crt-status = 27
             accept screen-1
                on exception
                   if crt-status = 100
                      perform CREATE-100-FILES
                   end-if
             end-accept
           end-perform.
           destroy screen-1.
           goback.
           
       CREATE-100-FILES.
           call "c$getenv" using "java.io.tmpdir", temp-dir.
           call "c$getenv" using "file.separator", separator.
           set file-prefix to temp-dir.
      * Turn on the profiler just before the batch process
           call "c$profiler" using cprof-enable.
           perform 100 times
              perform BUILD-FILE-NAME
              perform MAKE-FILE
           end-perform.
      * Turn off the profiler when the batch process ends
           call "c$profiler" using cprof-disable.
      * Set the report format to html, give the file a name
           call "c$profiler" using cprof-set, "html""profiler_output".
 
     * Create a report with the current data, then clear the data
           call "c$profiler" using cprof-flush. 
     * Open the report
           call "c$easyopen" using "profiler_output/index.html".
       BUILD-FILE-NAME.
           add 1 to cnt.
           initialize temp-file-name.
           string temp-dir 
                  separator 
                  "temp_" 
                  cnt
                  delimited by size into temp-file-name. 
 
       MAKE-FILE.
           open output the-file.
           close the-file.