Moved the lock memory function to the real time sync directory. It doesn't need
to be part of the RealTimeSync class either so I left the lock/unlock code
in the C language calls for real time functions.
refs #195
If no argument is given with --with-gsl or --with-hdf5 we search
/usr/include for the proper header files. If found we set the
configure variables for these packages to /usr. If not found we
emit an error message.
refs #199
Interesting case. I found that we should process the canonical type names where
we were not before. This resolves all typedefs and should be be more
accurate in the future. When we process the canonical type we need to ignore
the processing of the non-canonical type. We set a flag after
the canonical type is processed to ignore any type that is processed after.
refs #198
I created an ODE directory and moved the ODE sims into it. I moved
the Ball++ models into SIM_Ball++_L1 and flattened the directory
structure.
refs #191
Gave each sim their own model directory, or in some cases just
a header file. Each sim in the test directory is now independent
of each other. Modifying one test will not affect any other test.
refs #191
Added a flag called validate_address to each variable server thread. When
activated each pointer address will be tested to see if it is in memory
the memory manager is tracking. If it is then everything proceeds normally.
If it does not, then an error return value is returned for the value of this
variable.
refs #193
Moved SIM_test_ip and a couple of other sims that depend on the same model set
to a new test directory. I'm doing a couple of sims at a time.
refs #191
OK, all the previous checkins were the wrong way to fix this issue. The SWIG
compactdefaultargs feature and the shadow feature clash for our DRBinary class.
I turn off compactdefaultargs for the DRBinary class, leaving it on for
everything else.
refs #176
Found a side effect of SWIG's "compactdefaultargs". It highlighted an
error we had in creating the data_record group in our ball sim. We did
not release the memory from python and it was causing a double free
at exit.
refs #176
Saved the timestamps on the default gettimeofday clock as close to
the beginning of the simulation, after initialization is finished and
at the end of shutdown. Printed out the elapsed time as well as
the number of overruns counted by RealtimeSync.
refs #183
