bam(1) [debian man page]

BAM(1)								   User Commands							    BAM(1)

NAME

       bam - fast and flexible build system

SYNOPSIS

       bam [OPTION]... [VARIABLE=VALUE]... [TARGET]...

DESCRIPTION

       Builds applications using the bam build system.

	      Execution:

       -a     abort on error

       -c     clean targets

       -d     build targets that is dependent given targets

       --dry  dry run, don't run any jobs

       -j     sets the number of threads to use (default: 0, disabled)

       -s     bam file to use (default: bam.lua)

	      Lua:

       -l     print local variables in backtrace

       -t     print backtrace when an error occurs

	      Output:

       -r     build progress report format (default: s) b = progress bar c = use ansi colors s = build steps

       -v     be verbose

	      Other:

       -n     don't use cache

       -h, --help
	      prints this help

	      Debug:

       --debug-nodes
	      prints all the nodes with dependencies

       --debug-detail
	      prints all the nodes with dependencies and details

       --debug-jobs
	      prints all the jobs that exist

       --debug-dot
	      prints all nodes as a graphviz dot file

       --debug-jobs-dot
	      prints all jobs as a graphviz dot file

       --debug-trace-vm
	      prints a line for every instruction the vm makes

       --debug-dump-int
	      prints the internals scripts to stdout

       --debug-no-int
	      don't load internal scripts

       bam by Magnus Auvinen (magnus.auvinen@gmail.com)

bam								     May 2011								    BAM(1)

PAPI_set_debug(3)						       PAPI							 PAPI_set_debug(3)

NAME

       PAPI_set_debug -

       Set the current debug level for error output from PAPI.

SYNOPSIS

Detailed Description
       C Prototype:
	   #include <papi.h>
	    int PAPI_set_debug( int level );

       Parameters:
	   level one of the constants shown in the table below and defined in the papi.h header file.
	    The possible debug levels for debugging are shown below.

	   o PAPI_QUIET Do not print anything, just return the error code
	   o PAPI_VERB_ECONT Print error message and continue
	   o PAPI_VERB_ESTOP Print error message and exit

       Return values:
	   PAPI_OK
	   PAPI_EINVAL The debug level is invalid.

	    The current debug level is used by both the internal error and debug message handler subroutines.
	    The debug handler is only used if the library was compiled with -DDEBUG.
	    The debug handler is called when there is an error upon a call to the PAPI API.
	    The error handler is always active and its behavior cannot be modified except for whether or not it prints anything.
       The default PAPI debug handler prints out messages in the following form:
	PAPI Error: Error Code code, symbol, description
       If the error was caused from a system call and the return code is PAPI_ESYS, the message will have a colon space and the error string as
       reported by strerror() appended to the end.
       The PAPI error handler prints out messages in the following form:
	PAPI Error: message.

       Note:
	   This is the ONLY function that may be called BEFORE PAPI_library_init().

       Example:

	   int ret;
	   ret = PAPI_set_debug(PAPI_VERB_ECONT);
	   if ( ret != PAPI_OK ) handle_error();
	   *

       See Also:
	   PAPI_library_init
	   PAPI_get_opt
	   PAPI_set_opt
Author
       Generated automatically by Doxygen for PAPI from the source code.

Version 5.2.0.0 						  Tue Jun 17 2014						 PAPI_set_debug(3)