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Jonathan R. Madsen e7d3125459 restructure libomnitrace + tasking and omnitrace-causal updates (#237)
* restructured libomnitrace

- this is necessary to incorporate some of the binary analysis capabilities into omnitrace exe
- created libomnitrace-core (static)
- created libomnitrace-binary (static)
- created libomnitrace (static)
- omnitrace-avail links to libomnitrace.a
- omnitrace-critical-trace links to libomnitrace.a
- tweaked the testing
  - reduced verbosity on some of MPI tests
  - excluded trace-time-window from tests on Ubuntu 18.04
  - reduced causal e2e iterations
- minor tweak to tasking
  - manually create `PTL::UserTaskQueue` instance instead of relying on `PTL::ThreadPool` to create it

* Update formatting workflow

- source formatting uses ubuntu-22.04
- check-includes doesn't generate false positive for 'include "timemory.hpp"'

* omnitrace-causal --generate-configs

- fix config generation in omnitrace causal
- add test for omnitrace-causal + generating configs

* Fix omnitrace-object-library build

- accidentally included rocm sources in non-rocm builds

* Fix rocm compilation w/o rocprofiler

* update timemory submodule with mpi_get warning messages

* sampling offload file updates

- more verbose messages
- disable offload before stopping

* testing updates

- increase causal e2e iterations to 12
- increase lock_environment verbose to 2 (for sampling offload messages)
- fix return for omnitrace_add_validation_test
2023-02-04 10:59:50 -06:00

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#pragma once
#include <atomic>
#include <mutex>
namespace omnitrace
{
namespace locking
{
/// simple mutex which spins on an atomic while trying to lock.
/// Provided for internal use for when there is low contention
/// but we want to avoid using pthread mutexes since those
/// are wrapped by library
struct atomic_mutex
{
atomic_mutex() = default;
~atomic_mutex() = default;
atomic_mutex(const atomic_mutex&) = delete;
atomic_mutex(atomic_mutex&&) noexcept = delete;
atomic_mutex& operator=(const atomic_mutex&) = delete;
atomic_mutex& operator=(atomic_mutex&&) noexcept = delete;
void lock();
void unlock();
bool try_lock();
private:
std::atomic<int64_t> m_value = {};
};
struct atomic_lock
{
atomic_lock(atomic_mutex&);
atomic_lock(atomic_mutex&, std::defer_lock_t);
~atomic_lock();
atomic_lock(const atomic_lock&) = delete;
atomic_lock(atomic_lock&&) noexcept = delete;
atomic_lock& operator=(const atomic_lock&) = delete;
atomic_lock& operator=(atomic_lock&&) noexcept = delete;
bool owns_lock() const;
void lock();
void unlock();
bool try_lock();
private:
bool m_owns = false;
atomic_mutex& m_mutex;
};
} // namespace locking
} // namespace omnitrace