Jonathan R. Madsen

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Will generate a new test named `compile-time-perf` which will contain data such as this: ```console Start testing: Mar 31 23:06 PDT ---------------------------------------------------------- 1/47 Testing: compile-time-perf 1/47 Test: compile-time-perf Command: "/opt/local/bin/cmake"...

- [omnitrace](https://github.com/AMDResearch/omnitrace) has been a proof-of-concept for using timemory as a toolkit to rapidly build a full-featured profiling and tracing tool - Many miscellaneous updates were required to pull this...

- added RUN_SERIAL support where appropriate - tweaked PROCESSOR_AFFINITY for some tests - format nccl-tests/CMakeLists.txt

- Following #169, google test has been re-enabled for Windows and a few `tim::settings` are being noted as not working in some places for an unknown reason. - This appears...

- currently `tim::storage` implements `tim::impl::storage` where the bool is whether the component collects data or not - `tim::impl::storage` should be updated to: - `tim::impl::storage` should be renamed to `tim::impl::dynamic_value_storage` -...

- Currently the `cupti_activity` component only collects timing data - The `tim::cupti::activity` backend as a result assumes timing data is the only relevant data being extracted - Also, it forces...

- The current implementation for the CUDA HW counters using the callback API forces a synchronize at the end of a marker - This doesn't necessarily have too much of...

Using output `ert_results.json`, only one memory level is plotted: ```python python -m timemory.roofline -d -ai ert_results.json -op ert_results.json ```

Hi, I am trying to utilize dyninst as a submodule and I've found that the handling of installing the 3rd-party libraries is a bit of a nightmare. Here is my...

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