Created man pages for each executable we have in bin. Updated the
couple of man pages we did have in there. Modified trick-CP
to accept arguments. Updated the version number reported by ICG
as well.
The return code from parsing the monte carlo input was always set to zero and not checked.
Retured the return code from parsing the input. Added an exit if the input was not parsed
correctly.
Modified the makefile to define LIBCLANG_MAJOR, LIBCLANG_MINOR, and
LIBCLANG_PATCHLEVEL based on the llvm-config executable in the llvm
directory pointed to by the configuration. These new variable names
are independent of the __clang_major__, etc. variables we were defining
only in Linux. Using these names, we can reduce the clang version
checks to a single consistent set of version numbers. We don't have
to deal with the different version numbers assigned by Apple.
Removed the redefinition. Included climits and changed HOST_NAME_MAX to _POSIX_HOST_NAME_MAX
which should be defined on the systems we support.
refs #265
The "->" string interferes with some code in quick plot trying to split array ranges into
individual variables. The old code only tested for the '-' character. Changed these
checks to regular expressions that only match '-' if it is not followed by '>'. Also
converted tabs to spaces throughout the file, hence the big diff.
refs #51
Side effect of GSL included by default is that the monte carlo
test code needs to know that. The test code did not include the HAVE_GSL
flag correctly, causing the tests to fail. Fixed it.
refs #260
Removed the lines that set the compiler to clang++, defaulting
it to g++. Added lines in the makefile to set __clang_major__,
__clang_minor__, and __clang_patchlevel__. These are required
to compile several of the files in the ICG directory.
refs #259
Fixed the configure script to allow the user to specify using a python3
interpreter. Had to change the the way to load the swig generated python modules.
Also had to change code dealing with python strings, oct, long, and
boolean operations.
refs #258
Set LD in our makefiles to the ld executable found by configure.
Changed the final sim link to use TRICK_CPPC as the link command since
it was using the compiler anyways. Changed the places where we use "ld" to
use LD.
refs #131
Unit tests failed sometimes. Found that an attributes structure for time
in the data recording class was unintialized. This led to the mods
field to have random data, and sometimes triggering sys.exec.out.time
to be assigned no units. Fixed it by zeroing out the structure.
refs #254
Used the mods field in the attributes to indicate of "--" was specified in the header file. We
still save the units as "1" to keep it compatible with udunits. When outputting the variable
in data recording or variable server we check to see if the mods field for "--" is set. We
output "--" if the mods field is set. Also allowed "--" to persist in data products.
refs #254
Changed Trick::Executive::get_current_version to return a const reference
to the string that holds the version. This avoids a copy of the string object
and avoids that object going out of scope. As a string, the debug_command
had the same problem so I fixed that one as well.
refs #252
Added a makefile install rule to copy the header files out of
er7_utils to the install directory. Adjusted ICG to ignore
Trick header files if they are installed.
refs #246
Copied the units_conv.c from 15 that includes the new units to master.
Swept through the code removing includes to Unit.hh and UCF.h where they
are no longer needed. Remade makefile dependencies.
refs #231
Changed the include for udunits to #include <udunits2.h> to work
on all platforms. Added the include directory /usr/include/udunits2
for Linux.
refs #231
Changed the handling of how we handle doubles and ints allowing
more mathematical operations like multiplication, division, and
some limited exponentiation.
refs #231
Initial checkin of using udunits for measurement units conversions. Replaced
our conversion code in ICG and swig code to use udunits.
Also added code to convert unit symbols that we used in Trick that are different
names in udunits.
Added a sim_object that will eventually allow users to specify a custom
set of files to read units information.
refs #231
ICG dies on a strdup if the the input file is empty. Added a check for
an empty input file name. We exit with an error message if there is
no input file given.
refs #229
Overrode the write_data routine for HDF5 recording. The new routine writes
out all buffered values of an individual variable with one or two HDF5 calls.
This is much more efficient than before where we were making an HDF5 call
for a single value.
refs #188
Added a test to set the debugger command to gdb or lldb depending
on availability. Created a new script for lldb to run. Modified
the script for gdb to backtrace all threads.
refs #227
Added mutexes in the variable server listener thread and each variable server thread.
During checkpoint restart all of these mutexes are locked by the master thread to
stop accepting new connections and stop all read/writing to all variable server clients.
Communication is resumed after the checkpoint has been reloaded.
refs #168
Added a pthread specific swap buffer in both tc_read and tc_write.
The buffer is resized if a thread tries to send a buffer larger than
the current swap size.
refs #187
clang changed a call in 3.8.0 from uppercase to lowercase. I changed
pp.getBuiltinInfo().InitializeBuiltins to pp.getBuiltinInfo().initializeBuiltins
refs #174
The makefiles need to compile the units directory and they were
not at this time. The units need to be compiled in the native
bit size regardless of whether we are forcing 32 bit or not.
refs #225
Removed the catches for std:exceptions and unknown exceptions. The best way
I found to provide a clue to where the exception comes from is to allow the
handler for unhandled exceptions execute. This is std::terminate which calls
abort and trips a SIGABRT. I added a signal handler for SIGABRT which like
SIGSEGV, we can print a stack trace or attach a debugger to the process before
exiting. The stack trace print is on by default. By default the signal
handler is on, stack trace is on, debugger is off.
refs #220
We need to exclude STL or other template io_src code being created with they use
a protected/private enumerations, just like classes. Also remove a check for
a static bitfield, because you can't have a static bitfield.
refs #218
I moved the item size into the attribute structure itself. When moving this, I did not follow
what was written before. The difference caused problems. Fixed it so the size
written now matches what was written before.
refs #218
Changed the storage of offsets from bytes to bits to better handle bitfields.
Added code to track classes that are defined within other classes and are
private/protected. These classes cannot be used in templates because our
io_src code declares variables outside of the class that would try and use
these private/protected variables. When a template is found to use a
private/protected class it is skipped.
refs #218
Removed the requirement of passing flags throughout ICG indicating if we are
in an inherited class or not. Removed the init_attr friends throughout
Trick core headers.
Moved field offset calculations for inherited classes to when the inherited
classes are processed. This removes the need to have to remember if fields
were inherited or not, the offset already reflects the correct offset.
refs #218
Mostly working. This removes the use of offsetof from all I/O code. This was
the only reason we needed friends. In it's place we put the offset value that
clang has calculated for the field. Still need to work on virtually inherited
classes and confirm bitfields.
refs #218
Modified ICG to save the non-canonical name for STLs. This is typically more readable
because it is shorter. Added code to the variable server to filter out requests accessing
STLs, because those accesses will not currently work.
refs #206
When we parse header files and find std::basic_string we change that to std::string.
Added a check for std::__cxx11::basic_string to do the same. We also carry a
list of STL names, added std::__cxx11::[template_name] to the list of possilbe STL
names we are searching for.
refs #214
Fixing the unit tests that broke because of my changes. Memory
Manager tests need to be compiled with c++11, and the STL unit test
was using a variable that did not exist anymore.
[Issue: x]
The typenames on the Mac need to be converted for strings. The
templates are genererating the long form of the string type name. I
wrote a function to catch test the template parameter types and
return std::string.
refs #206
Initial checkin of STL checkpointing. This checkin only covers the sequential
STLs, vector, list, deque, set, and multiset. This checkin does include the
changes in Trick header files to include/exclude our STLs properly to make a
restartable checkpoint.
refs #206
Maybe this is the last time we visit this issue, probably not. We were not
processing typedefs of templates correctly... I found a way to process
all templates whether they are the actual template, or a typedef of a template,
through the same code. They were separate before. Fixing this issue has
reduced the overall line count in FieldVisitor. That leads me to believe
we're on the right track.
refs #203
For addition and subtraction, we created a new routine that
only scales second units to the first. We apply it to all
conversions when adding and subtracting, but it only changes
the temperature results, because that is the only units that
has a bias factor. The comparision conversion routines were not
changed.
refs #202
I found that in ICG I have access to the canonical type of a variable which
in most cases is the type I should process. Doing this eliminates the
need for some of the code that resolved typedefs because the canonical type
has already done that.
refs #200
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
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
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
