Normally the collect command causes data to be collected for all shared objects in the address space of the target, regardless of whether they are on the initial library list or are explicitly loaded with dlopen(). However, under some circumstances some shared objects are not profiled:
When the target program is invoked with lazy loading. In such cases, the library is not loaded at startup time, and is not loaded by explicitly calling dlopen(), so shared object is not included in the experiment, and all PCs from it are mapped to the <Unknown> function. The workaround is to set the LD_BIND_NOW environment variable, which forces the library to be loaded at startup time.
When the executable was built with the –B direct option. In this case, the object is dynamically loaded by a call specifically to the dynamic linker entry point of dlopen(), and the libcollector interposition is bypassed. The shared object name is not included in the experiment, and all PCs from it are mapped to the <Unknown>() function. The workaround is to not use the –B direct option.