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As part of cpu profiler we're extracting current PC (program counter) of out signal's ucontext. Different OS and hardware combinations have different ways for that. We had a list of variants that we tested at compile time and populated PC_FROM_UCONTEXT macro into config.h. It caused duplication and occasional mismatches between our autoconf and cmake bits. So this commit changes testing to be compile-time. We remove complexity from build system and add some to C++ source. We use SFINAE to find which of those variants compile (and we silently assume that 'compiles' implies 'works'; this is what config-time testing did too). Occasionally we'll face situations where several variants compile. And we couldn't handle this case in pure C++. So we have a small Ruby program that generates chain of inheritance among SFINAE-specialized class templates. This handles prioritization among variants. List of ucontext->pc extraction variants is mostly same. We dropped super-obsolete (circa Linux kernel 2.0) arm variant. And NetBSD case is now improved. We now use their nice architecture-independent macro instead of x86-specific access. |
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| ac_have_attribute.m4 | ||
| acx_nanosleep.m4 | ||
| ax_cxx_compile_stdcxx.m4 | ||
| ax_pthread.m4 | ||
| install_prefix.m4 | ||
| libtool.patch | ||
| program_invocation_name.m4 | ||