Accounts for each traced call per thread and accumulates by rolling up
calls with an identical call chain before printing the statistics. The
print now accounts for function calls in their call chain so the same
function will be reported more than once if it is called in different
places.
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Disable timer.out generation in OpenMP builds as it is broken.
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This tries to account for function calls in different threads
separately by decorating the function name with the thread number it
is running in. This may not be the best strategy for performance
timing but it is the easiest way of making it thread safe that I can
see.
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Both decoders now have slightly better performance and faster
execution. The rare "duplicate decodes" in JT9 were eliminated.
On Windows, at least, calls to f90 routine system_clock() do not
provide correct wall time increments. Changed to using secnds()
instead.
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SYSTEM_CLOCK() did not work as well, in the Windows Release build.
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