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-2004-07-11 Martin Quinson
- version 0.0.4
- - Get it working with any kind of structure (we can compute the padding
- bytes remotely for all the architectures I have access to)
- - Implement the structure parsing macro (still not quite robust/complete)
- - Improvement to the remote testing toysuite
-
-2004-07-10 Martin Quinson
- [autoconf mecanism]
- - get ride of a bunch of deprecated macros
- - actually run the test for two-compliment, not only compile it :-/
- - test whether the structures get packed (and bail out if yes. Damn.
- Alignment is a serious matter)
- - test whether the structures get compacted (but respecting the alignment
- constraints of each types)
- - test whether the array fields of structures can straddle alignment boundaries
- [base]
- - Damnit, double are bigger than float (typo in creation of 'double' datadesc)
- (took me 2 hours to find that bug, looking at the wrong place)
- - Add gras_datadesc_declare_{union,struct}_close(). They must be used
- before sending/receiving and are used to compute the offsets of fields
- - Given that padding size depend even on compiler options, keep track of
- alignment and aligned_size only for the current architecture. Not a big
- deal since we send structure fields one after the other (seems
- reasonable).
- - Add the datastructure used for IEEE paper by the PBIO guys to the test
- program, let it work on linux/gcc/little32. portability todo.
-
-2004-07-08 Martin Quinson
- - import and improve remote compilation support from FAST
- - make sure make check works on half a dozen of machines out there
-
-2004-07-07 Martin Quinson
- Let's say it's version 0.0.3 ;)
- - Implement conversions (yuhu!)
- - Let it work on solaris (beside conversion, of course)
- - Stupid me, using rand() to generate the conversion datatests in not wise.
-
-2004-07-06 Martin Quinson
- - Let make dist work, since I'm gonna need it to compile on remote hosts
- - Let Tests/datadesc_usage write the architecture on which the file was
- generated as first byte.
- - Add PowerPC (being also IRIX64), SPARC (also power4) and ALPHA
- architecture descriptions.
- - Add datadesc_usage.{i386,ppc,sparc} files being the result of execution
- on those architectures.
- - Optimization: send/recv array of scalar in one shoot
-
-2004-07-05 Martin Quinson
- - YEAH! GRAS/SG and GRAS/RL are both able to run the ping example !
-
- - Plug a whole bunch of memleaks
- - each process now have to call gras_{init,exit}. One day, their log
- settings will be separated
- - Continue the code factorisation between SG, RL and common in Transport.
-
-2004-07-04 Martin Quinson
- [Transport]
- - Redistribution between SG and RL.
- We wanna have to accept in SG, so move accepted related parts of RL in
- the common part. (more precisely, the dynar of all known sockets is no
- more a static in transport.c, but part of the process_data)
- [Core/module.c]
- [gras_stub_generator]
- - Bug fix: Do call gras_process_init from gras_init (wasnt called in RL).
-
-2004-07-03 Martin Quinson
- - Create a new log channel tbx containing dict, set, log, dynar (to shut
- them all up in one shot)
- [DataDesc]
- - Fix the ugly case of reference to dynamic array.
- - New (semi-public) function gras_datadesc_size to allow the messaging
- layer to malloc the needed space for the buffer.
- [Transport]
- - gras_socket_close now expect the socket to close (and not its address to
- put NULL in it after it). This is because the socket passed to handlers
- is one of their argument (=> not writable).
- [Messaging]
- - propagate the interface cleanup from last week in datadesc, ie remove a
- superfluous level of indirection. User pass adress of variable
- containing data (both when sending and receiving), and not of a variable
- being a pointer to the data. Let's say that I like it better ;)
- The price for that is constructs like "int msg=*(int*)payload" in
- handlers, but it's a fine price, IMHO.
- [examples/ping]
- - Let it work in RL (yuhu)
-
-2004-06-21 Martin Quinson
- [Transport]
- - porting SG plugin and SG select to new standards (works almost).
- - plug memleaks and fix bugs around.
-
- [DataDesc]
- - cleanup the prototype of data recv and force users to specify when they
- want to handle references to objects. Test case working even for cycles.
- - plug memleaks. Valgrind is perfectly ok with this.
-
-2004-06-12 Martin Quinson
- [Transport]
- - cleanup the separation between plugin and main code in plugin creation
-
-2004-06-11 Martin Quinson
- [Transport]
- - Reput hook for raw sockets, needed for BW experiments
- - kill a few lines of dead code
- [Data description] Interface cleanup
- - gras_datadesc_by_name returns the searched type or NULL.
- That way, no variable is needed to use a type desc once, which makes
- the code clearer.
- - gras_datadesc_declare_[struct|union]_append_name is removed. The last
- two parameters were strings (field name, type name), leading to
- common errors.
- [Dicos] Interface cleanup
- - gras_dico_retrieve -> gras_dico_get ; gras_dico_insert -> gras_dico_set
- This is consistant with the dynar API.
-
-2004-04-21 Martin Quinson
- [Messaging]
- - Porting to new standards.
- [Data description]
- - interface cleanup.
- There is no bag anymore, no need to take extra provision to mask the
- pointers behind "ID".
- Better splitup of functions between files create/exchange/convert.
- This is still a bit artificial since convert and receive are so
- interleaved, but anyway.
- [Virtu(process)]
- - add a queued message list to procdata (the ones not matching criteria
- in msg_wait)
- - factorize some more code between SG and RL wrt procdata
- [Tests]
- - use gras_exit in example to track memleaks
- - get rid of gs_example now that GS is properly integrated into gras
- - update run_test to integrate the lastest tests (datadesc)
- [Logging]
- - rename WARNINGn macros to WARNn since it prooved error-prone
-
-2004-04-19 Martin Quinson
- [Data description]
- - register init/exit functions within gras module mecanism
- - send/receive function.
- Convertion is not implemented, but short-cutted if not needed.
- struct/array elements are sent one by one (instead of block-wise), but
- nobody really cares (yet). Get a prototype before optimizing.
- - tests (using a file socket) for DD send/receive on:
- - base types: int, float
- - array: fixed size, string (ie ref to dynamic string)
- - structure: homogeneous, heterogeneous
- - chained list, graph with cycle
- Believe it or not, valgrind is not too unhappy with the results. The
- cycle happily segfaults, but the others are ok. And I'm sick of pointers
- for now.
- [Transport]
- [File plugin]
- - Bugfix when using a filename explicitely (instead of '-')
-
-2004-04-09 Martin Quinson
- [Transport plugins]
- - factorize more code between RL and SG in socket creation
- - Complete the implementation and tests of:
- o TCP
- o file (only in RL, and mainly for debugging)
-
- I lost 3 days to design a portable address resolver, and then decided
- that the prototype mainly have to run on my box.
- Addressing portability too early may be like optimizing too early :-/
- [Tests]
- - use gras_init in the Tests instead of the crappy parse_log_opt
- (the latter function is removed)
- [Conditional execution]
- - New functions: gras_if_RL/gras_if_SG (basic support for this)
- [Code reorganisation]
- - Get rid of libgrasutils.a since it makes more trouble than it solves.
- Build examples against the RL library, since there is no way to disable
- its creation for now.
