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Prof FinishProf Finish 3.0Syntax void ProfFinish( )ParametersReturn valueWhen running the Microsoft Windows Profiler, this function stopssampling and flushes the output buffer to disk.When running with Windows in 386 enhanced mode, Prof Finish alsofrees the buffer for system use. See Tools for more information on usingthe Profiler.None.None.Prof Flush 3.0Syntax void ProfFlush( )ParametersReturn valueCommentsWhen running the Microsoft Windows Profiler, this function flushes thesampling buffer to disk, provided that samples do not exceed predefinedlimits.When running with Windows in any mode other than 386 enhancedmode, you must specify the size of the output buffer and the amount ofsamples to be written to disk.When running with Windows in 386 enhanced mode, an application callsthe Prof Setup function to specify the size of the output buffer and theamount of samples to be written to disk.See Tools for more information on using the Profiler.None.None.Do not call Prof Flush repeatedly because it can seriously impair theperformance of the application. Additionally, do not call the functionwhen DOS may be unstable, as in interrupt handling.ProflnsChk 3.0Syntaxint ProfinsChk()This function determines if the Microsoft Windows Profiler is installed.See Tools for more information on using the Profiler.460Software development kit