config.h

debug source code under unix platform.

#endif /* MP_PRELOAD_LIBS */

#ifndef MP_PRELOADMT_LIBS
#define MP_PRELOADMT_LIBS MP_MPATROLMT_LIBS MP_SYMBOL_LIBS MP_THREADS_LIBS \
                          MP_SYSTEM_LIBS
#endif /* MP_PRELOADMT_LIBS */
#endif /* MP_PRELOAD_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if support for Parasoft Inuse is enabled.  This is a commercial
 * product which graphically displays process memory usage and is provided as
 * an add-on for Parasoft Insure++.
 */

#ifndef MP_INUSE_SUPPORT
#define MP_INUSE_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* MP_INUSE_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if the mptrace tool should be built with support for a graphical
 * user interface.  This is currently only available on UNIX systems running
 * X that have the Motif or LessTif libraries.
 */

#ifndef MP_GUI_SUPPORT
#if defined(HAVE_CONFIG_H) && !defined(X_DISPLAY_MISSING)
#define MP_GUI_SUPPORT 1
#else /* HAVE_CONFIG_H && X_DISPLAY_MISSING */
#define MP_GUI_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* HAVE_CONFIG_H && X_DISPLAY_MISSING */
#endif /* MP_GUI_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if the C functions defined in malloc.c are to have duplicate
 * functions defined with an alternative name.
 */

#ifndef MP_ALTFUNCNAMES
#if TARGET == TARGET_UNIX
#define MP_ALTFUNCNAMES 1
#else /* TARGET */
#define MP_ALTFUNCNAMES 0
#endif /* TARGET */
#endif /* MP_ALTFUNCNAMES */


/* The macro function which will be used to calculate the alternative names
 * for all C functions that are defined in malloc.c.
 */

#if MP_ALTFUNCNAMES
#ifndef MP_ALTFUNCNAME
#define MP_ALTFUNCNAME(f) _ ## f
#endif /* MP_ALTFUNCNAME */
#endif /* MP_ALTFUNCNAMES */


/* Indicates if the system supports .init and .fini sections for placing
 * calls to routines that will be called before main() and after exit().
 * This is only likely to be true for ELF systems.
 */

#ifndef MP_INIT_SUPPORT
#if SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DGUX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DRSNX || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DYNIX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_LINUX || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_SOLARIS || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_UNIXWARE
#define MP_INIT_SUPPORT 1
#elif SYSTEM == SYSTEM_FREEBSD || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_NETBSD || \
      SYSTEM == SYSTEM_OPENBSD || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_SUNOS
#ifdef __ELF__
#define MP_INIT_SUPPORT 1
#else /* __ELF__ */
#define MP_INIT_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* __ELF__ */
#else /* SYSTEM */
#define MP_INIT_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* SYSTEM */
#endif /* MP_INIT_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if the mpatrol library can assume that any functions whose names
 * begin with __mp_init_* when the symbols are being read should be called
 * when __mp_init() is called.  This also applies to functions whose names
 * begin with __mp_fini_*, in which case they will be called when __mp_fini()
 * is called.  This should not be enabled on systems where the address of the
 * symbol in the object file does not represent the entry point for the
 * resulting function and will obviously not work if the symbol has been
 * stripped from the executable or shared library at any point.
 */

#ifndef MP_INITFUNC_SUPPORT
#if TARGET == TARGET_AMIGA || TARGET == TARGET_NETWARE || \
    ((SYSTEM == SYSTEM_AIX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_LYNXOS) && \
     (ARCH == ARCH_POWER || ARCH == ARCH_POWERPC))
#define MP_INITFUNC_SUPPORT 0
#else /* TARGET && SYSTEM && ARCH */
#define MP_INITFUNC_SUPPORT 1
#endif /* TARGET && SYSTEM && ARCH */
#endif /* MP_INITFUNC_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if the __mp_fini() function should be registered with atexit() in
 * order to terminate the mpatrol library.  This is disabled by default on
 * systems that support .init and .fini sections, or if the compiler is the GNU
 * compiler or a C++ compiler since there are better ways to terminate the
 * library in these cases.  However, if there are problems with the mpatrol
 * library not being terminated at the correct point in a program's execution
 * then try using atexit() instead.
 */

#ifndef MP_USE_ATEXIT
#if MP_INIT_SUPPORT || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_TRU64 || defined(__GNUC__) || \
    defined(__cplusplus)
#define MP_USE_ATEXIT 0
#else /* MP_INIT_SUPPORT && SYSTEM && __GNUC__ && __cplusplus */
#define MP_USE_ATEXIT 1
#endif /* MP_INIT_SUPPORT && SYSTEM && __GNUC__ && __cplusplus */
#endif /* MP_USE_ATEXIT */


/* Indicates if the compiler supports the ident preprocessor directive for
 * placing a version string in the comment section of an object file.  This
 * is only likely to be true for ELF systems.
 */

#ifndef MP_IDENT_SUPPORT
#if SYSTEM == SYSTEM_CYGWIN || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DGUX || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DRSNX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_DYNIX || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_IRIX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_LINUX || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_SINIX || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_SOLARIS || \
    SYSTEM == SYSTEM_TRU64 || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_UNIXWARE
#define MP_IDENT_SUPPORT 1
#elif SYSTEM == SYSTEM_FREEBSD || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_NETBSD || \
      SYSTEM == SYSTEM_OPENBSD || SYSTEM == SYSTEM_SUNOS
#ifdef __ELF__
#define MP_IDENT_SUPPORT 1
#else /* __ELF__ */
#define MP_IDENT_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* __ELF__ */
#else /* SYSTEM */
#define MP_IDENT_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* SYSTEM */
#endif /* MP_IDENT_SUPPORT */


/* Indicates if the compiler supports the long long type.  This is only used
 * to determine the minimum alignment required for a generic memory allocation.
 */

#ifndef MP_LONGLONG_SUPPORT
#if ENVIRON == ENVIRON_64 || defined(__GNUC__)
#define MP_LONGLONG_SUPPORT 1
#else /* ENVIRON && __GNUC__ */
#define MP_LONGLONG_SUPPORT 0
#endif /* ENVIRON && __GNUC__ */
#endif /* MP_LONGLONG_SUPPORT */


/* The format string passed to fprintf() which is used to display addresses.
 */

#ifndef MP_POINTER
#if ENVIRON == ENVIRON_64
#define MP_POINTER "0x%016lX"
#else /* ENVIRON */
#define MP_POINTER "0x%08lX"
#endif /* ENVIRON */
#endif /* MP_POINTER */


/* The name of the command used to invoke a text editor on a source file.
 */

#ifndef MP_EDITOR
#define MP_EDITOR "mpedit"
#endif /* MP_EDITOR */


/* The name of the environment variable which contains library options.
 */

#ifndef MP_OPTIONS
#define MP_OPTIONS "MPATROL_OPTIONS"
#endif /* MP_OPTIONS */


/* The name of the log file used to send library diagnostics to.  This may
 * be overridden at run-time using the LOGFILE option and may contain
 * special formatting characters.  It may also be affected by the environment
 * variable specified in MP_LOGDIR.
 */

#ifndef MP_LOGFILE
#define MP_LOGFILE "mpatrol.log"
#endif /* MP_LOGFILE */


/* The name of the environment variable used to specify a directory into which
 * all mpatrol log files should be written.  The directory specified must
 * actually exist.
 */

#ifndef MP_LOGDIR
#define MP_LOGDIR "LOGDIR"
#endif /* MP_LOGDIR */


/* The name of the file used to send memory allocation profiling information
 * to.  This may be overridden at run-time using the PROFFILE option and may
 * contain special formatting characters.  It may also be affected by the
 * environment variable specified in MP_PROFDIR.
 */

#ifndef MP_PROFFILE
#define MP_PROFFILE "mpatrol.out"
#endif /* MP_PROFFILE */


/* The name of the environment variable used to specify a directory into which
 * all mpatrol profiling output files should be written.  The directory
 * specified must actually exist.
 */

#ifndef MP_PROFDIR
#define MP_PROFDIR "PROFDIR"
#endif /* MP_PROFDIR */


/* The name of the file used to send memory allocation tracing information
 * to.  This may be overridden at run-time using the TRACEFILE option and may
 * contain special formatting characters.  It may also be affected by the
 * environment variable specified in MP_TRACEDIR.
 */

#ifndef MP_TRACEFILE
#define MP_TRACEFILE "mpatrol.trace"
#endif /* MP_TRACEFILE */


/* The name of the environment variable used to specify a directory into which
 * all mpatrol tracing output files should be written.  The directory
 * specified must actually exist.
 */

#ifndef MP_TRACEDIR
#define MP_TRACEDIR "TRACEDIR"
#endif /* MP_TRACEDIR */


/* The magic sequence of bytes to use at the beginning and end of every
 * profiling output file for verification purposes.  This must be exactly
 * four bytes in length and will be truncated if it is greater than that.
 */

#ifndef MP_PROFMAGIC
#define MP_PROFMAGIC "MPTL"
#endif /* MP_PROFMAGIC */


/* The magic sequence of bytes to use at the beginning and end of every
 * tracing output file for verification purposes.  This must be exactly
 * four bytes in length and will be truncated if it is greater than that.
 */

#ifndef MP_TRACEMAGIC
#define MP_TRACEMAGIC "MTRC"
#endif /* MP_TRACEMAGIC */


/* The default prefix string to use when calculating the filename of each
 * allocation contents file.
 */

#ifndef MP_CONTENTSFILE
#define MP_CONTENTSFILE ".mpatrol"
#endif /* MP_CONTENTSFILE */


/* The prefix string to print at the start of each line in the mpatrol log
 * file when writing user data with __mp_printf().
 */

#ifndef MP_PRINTPREFIX
#define MP_PRINTPREFIX "> "
#endif /* MP_PRINTPREFIX */


/* The overflow buffer size in bytes.  This may be overridden at run-time
 * using the OFLOWSIZE option.  The default is zero since this setting
 * may dramatically increase execution time if it is non-zero.
 */

#ifndef MP_OVERFLOW
#define MP_OVERFLOW 0
#endif /* MP_OVERFLOW */


/* The overflow byte value.  This may be overridden at run-time using the
 * OFLOWBYTE option.  The default is the bit pattern 0b10101010.
 */

#ifndef MP_OVERBYTE
#define MP_OVERBYTE 0xAA
#endif /* MP_OVERBYTE */


/* The allocation byte value.  This may be overridden at run-time using the
 * ALLOCBYTE option.  The default is the bit pattern 0b11111111.
 */

#ifndef MP_ALLOCBYTE
#define MP_ALLOCBYTE 0xFF
#endif /* MP_ALLOCBYTE */


/* The free byte value.  This may be overridden at run-time using the
 * FREEBYTE option.  The default is the bit pattern 0b01010101.
 */

#ifndef MP_FREEBYTE
#define MP_FREEBYTE 0x55
#endif /* MP_FREEBYTE */


/* The number of bytes that distinguish where medium-sized allocations
 * begin and small-sized allocations end for profiling purposes.  This
 * may be overridden at run-time using the SMALLBOUND option.
 */

#ifndef MP_SMALLBOUND
#define MP_SMALLBOUND 32
#endif /* MP_SMALLBOUND */


/* The number of bytes that distinguish where large-sized allocations
 * begin and medium-sized allocations end for profiling purposes.  This
 * may be overridden at run-time using the MEDIUMBOUND option.
 */

#ifndef MP_MEDIUMBOUND
#define MP_MEDIUMBOUND 256
#endif /* MP_MEDIUMBOUND */


/* The number of bytes that distinguish where extra large-sized allocations
 * begin and large-sized allocations end for profiling purposes.  This
 * may be overridden at run-time using the LARGEBOUND option.
 */

#ifndef MP_LARGEBOUND
#define MP_LARGEBOUND 2048
#endif /* MP_LARGEBOUND */


/* Ensure that the small allocation boundary is less than the medium
 * allocation boundary and the medium allocation boundary is less than the
 * large allocation boundary.
 */

#if MP_SMALLBOUND >= MP_MEDIUMBOUND || MP_MEDIUMBOUND >= MP_LARGEBOUND
#error allocation boundary overlap
#endif


#endif /* MP_CONFIG_H */