Note: the oracle currently doesn't work with programs that have run
time constant pointers. This is inherent, since pointer values change
between profiling and specialization.

You should use it a little differently now. You still set the
environmental variable "DYNVALUETABLE" to a filename, however now you
set the value *before* your compile the profiling version, but make
sure no file exists. So do something like:

	setenv DYNVALUETABLE table.out
	rm -f $DYNVALUETABLE
	dc -o stack_profile stack.c libdyn.a
	stack_profile
	dc -o stack_special stack.c libdyn.a

note the libdyn.a in the final commmand is optional, unless you are
using keys, in which case its required (one of the routines in
libdyn.a is needed to manage the keys).