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Matthias Jurenz 175fd07de4 VT enhancements:
- extendet support for BlueGene/P:
	- building shared VT libraries
	- tracing 3rd-party libraries (e.g. libc I/O)
	- tracing multi-threaded applications 
VT configure fixes:
- fixed detection on CTool for 3rd-party library tracing
VT fixes:
- reduced memory overhead by using the trace buffer for string/array elements of some records
- do not shutdown call-stack if max. number of buffer flushes reached, because the additional function leaves suggest a wrong application flow
- vtunify-mpi:
	- fixed conversion of VTUnify_MPI_Aint arrays 
- vtwrapper:
	- if an OPARI modified object file (*.mod.o) cannot be renamed, abort only if the compiler wrapper runs in "only-compile" mode (-c) 
OTF fixes:
- otfinfo:
	- fixed and enhanced calculation of trace file size
	- changed unit of timer resolution (s -> Hz) 
- otfprofile:
	- fixed progress
	- kill '_' and '\' in process names to make LaTex happier

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 VampirTrace

VampirTrace consists of a tool set and a run-time library for instrumentation and tracing of software applications. In particular, it is tailored towards parallel and distributed High Performance Computing (HPC) applications. 

The instrumentation part modifies a given application in order to inject additional measurement calls during run-time. The tracing part provides the actual measurement functionality used by the instrumentation calls. By this means, a variety of detailed performance properties can be collected and recorded during run-time.

VampirTrace version is available as open source software under the BSD license, see 'COPYING'. The software comes as a source code package. It can be installed by using autoconf procedures, see 'INSTALL'.

For instructions on how use VampirTrace to instrument application programs so that they produce an OTF event trace when executed, see 'doc/UserManual.pdf'.

Please, report bugs, wishes, and suggestions to
<vampirsupport@zih.tu-dresden.de>.