#include "ace/config-lite.h"#include "ace/Malloc_Allocator.h"#include "ace/OS_NS_time.h"#include "ace/OS_NS_Thread.h"#include "ace/Timeprobe.inl"#include "ace/Synch_Traits.h"#include "ace/Null_Mutex.h"#include "ace/Singleton.h"#include "ace/Timeprobe_T.h"


If users want to use time probes, the ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES flag must be defined when compiling ACE. This can be achieved by doing one of the following:
. Use make probe = 1, if you are using the make utility.
. Define ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES in config.h
. Define ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES in the VC project file.
. Other regular methods will also work.
It is not necessary to define ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES when using time probes, you simply need ACE_ENABLE_TIMEPROBES. You can use the ACE_TIMEPROBE_* macros to program the time probes, and use the ACE_ENABLE_TIMEPROBE to enable the time probes. If you define ACE_ENABLE_TIMEPROBE in your code, but forget to compile ACE with ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES, you will end up with linker errors.
Remember that ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES means that the ACE library will contain code for time probes. This is only useful when compiling ACE. ACE_ENABLE_TIMEPROBES means that the ACE_TIMEPROBE_* macros should spring to life.
| #define ACE_FUNCTION_TIMEPROBE | ( | X | ) |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE | ( | id | ) |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_EVENT_DESCRIPTIONS | ( | descriptions, | |||
| minimum_id | ) |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_PRINT |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_PRINT_ABSOLUTE |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_RESET |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON_LOCK_TYPE ACE_SYNCH_MUTEX |
| #define ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON_TYPE ACE_Singleton |
| typedef ACE_SYNCH_NULL_MUTEX ACE_TIMEPROBE_MUTEX |
| typedef ACE_Timeprobe_Ex<ACE_TIMEPROBE_MUTEX, ACE_TIMEPROBE_ALLOCATOR> ACE_TIMEPROBE_WITH_LOCKING |
| ACE_SINGLETON_DECLARE | ( | ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON_TYPE | , | |
| ACE_TIMEPROBE_WITH_LOCKING | , | |||
| ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON_LOCK_TYPE | ||||
| ) |
| ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON_LOCK_TYPE ACE_TIMEPROBE_SINGLETON |
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