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This new API function is similar to 'ppaml_tracer_init', but instead of
accepting the report base name as an argument, it pulls it from the
'PPAMLTRACER_TRACE_BASE' environment variable. This is useful for users
who want to be able to vary the locations of trace reports but do not
want to build tracing into their configuration file / command-line
argument parsers.
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While gearing up to make an addition to the C library, I became
concerned at the lack of test infrastructure for the project. The build
system now integrates Check <http://check.sourceforge.net/>, a
lightweight testing framework for C, and there are a few tests to ensure
no serious regressions occur. You can run the tests with “make check”.
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The license block in src/timing.c suggested that it was not
GPL-licensed. That is, however, incorrect; since the release of
ppamltracer, src/timing.c has been licensed under the GPLv3+. The
license block is now corrected.
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By default, OTF does not build DLLs on Cygwin. Consequently, users who
built OTF and ppamltracer using the default 'configure' flags received
warnings about missing DLLs during ppamltracer’s link phase. This
commit changes that behavior, causing the generated configure script to
default to only building static libraries in Cygwin. Should users wish
to build DLLs, they can still do so by passing “--enable-shared” to
configure.
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Benjamin Barenblat
Matthew Sottile