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- Edward A. Lee
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Functions intitializing and freeing memory for environments.
Definitions of tracepoint events for use with the C code generator and any other code generator that uses the C infrastructure (such as the Python code generator).
See: https://www.lf-lang.org/docs/handbook/tracing?target=c
The trace file is named trace.lft and is a binary file with the following format:
Header:
- instant_t: The start time. This is both the starting physical time and the starting logical time.
- int: Size N of the table mapping pointers to descriptions. This is followed by N records each of which has:
- A pointer value (the key).
- A null-terminated string (the description).
Traces: A sequence of traces, each of which begins with an int giving the length of the trace followed by binary representations of the trace_record struct written using fwrite().