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tau_mapping_link

TAU_MAPPING_LINK(3)						  TAU Mapping API					       TAU_MAPPING_LINK(3)

NAME

       TAU_MAPPING_LINK - Creates a mapping link

SYNOPSIS

       C/C++:

       TAU_MAPPING_LINK(FunctionInfo FuncIdVar, unsigned long Key);

DESCRIPTION

       TAU_MAPPING_LINKcreates a link between the object defined in TAU_MAPPING_OBJECT (that identifies a statement) and the actual higher-level
       statement that is mapped with TAU_MAPPING. The Key argument represents a profile group to which the statement belongs, as specified in the
       TAU_MAPPING macro argument. For the example of array statements, this link should be created in the constructor of the class that
       represents the expression.  TAU_MAPPING_LINK should be executed before any measurement takes place. It assigns the identifier of the
       statement to the object to which FuncIdVar refers. For example

EXAMPLE

       C/C++ :

       class MyClass {
	 public:
	   MyClass() { }
	   ~MyClass() { }

	   void Run(void) {
	     TAU_MAPPING_OBJECT(runtimer)
	     TAU_MAPPING_LINK(runtimer, (unsigned long) this);
	     TAU_MAPPING_PROFILE(runtimer); // For one object
	     TAU_PROFILE("MyClass::Run()", " void (void)", TAU_USER1);

	     /* ... */
	   }
       };

       int main(int argc, char **argv) {
	 TAU_PROFILE_INIT(argc, argv);
	 TAU_PROFILE("main()", "int (int, char **)", TAU_DEFAULT);
	 MyClass x, y, z;
	 MyClass a;
	 TAU_MAPPING_CREATE("MyClass::Run() for object a", " " ,
			    (TauGroup_t) &a, "TAU_USER", 0);
	 TAU_MAPPING_CREATE("MyClass::Run() for object x", " " ,
			    (TauGroup_t) &x, "TAU_USER", 0);
	 TAU_PROFILE_SET_NODE(0);
	 cout <<"Inside main"<<endl;

	 a.Run();
	 x.Run();
	 y.Run();

SEE ALSO

       TAU_MAPPING_CREATE(3), TAU_MAPPING_OBJECT(3), TAU_MAPPING_PROFILE(3)

								    08/31/2005						       TAU_MAPPING_LINK(3)