Interface proposal : pull request 1 #53
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Deleted a line that makes rocprof abort when using fine grained control one several APIs at a time. The parsing function in libtracer_tool.so that parses the input XML file that specifies the functions for which the user wants to activate the tracing callbacks seems to handle correctly cases where fine-grained control is used on several APIs. This line can be safely deleted.
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This is the first pull request for the proposal for a plugin interface for the rocprof command. It allows fine-grained control to work on several APIs at a time.
Warning :
When using fine-grained control, only some functions (those specified by the user) will be traced. It may lead to crashes at the post-processing step (conversion from text to JSON/SQLITE) since the conversion scripts require data from the payloads of events triggered by specific functions and users may disable the callbacks for these functions. However, the text files obtained with the -d option will not be corrupted and contain only the events specified by the user.