automated assembly loop level profiling

Does anyone know any assembly loop level profiler?

I have been using gprof but gprof hides loops and it is function level profiling, yet to optimize my code i want something to go to the loop level. I want it to be automated and just give me the output like gprof. I was recommended to go to dtrace yet I have no idea were to start. anyone can direct me in anyway? for example

main:

pushl   %ebp     
movl    %esp, %ebp     
subl    $16, %esp     
movl    $5000000, -4(%ebp)     
movl    $0, -12(%ebp)     
movl    $0, -8(%ebp)    
jmp .L2 

.L3:   

 movl    -8(%ebp), %eax    
 addl    %eax, -12(%ebp)    
 addl    $1, -8(%ebp) 

.L2:    

movl    -8(%ebp), %eax    
cmpl    -4(%ebp), %eax    
jl  .L3     
movl    $0, %eax    
leave     ret

for example in gprof it would say main executed 1 time and foo executed 100 times. yet I want to know if L2, or L3 executed 1M times then my concentration on optimizing would be here. if my question is vague please ask me to explain more Thanks

Solution

I suggest using Callgrind (one of the Valgrind tools, and usually installed with it). This can gather statistics on a much more fine-grained level, and the kcachegrind tool is very good for visualising the results.