build(deps): update iai-callgrind requirement from 0.13.4 to 0.14.0

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Updates the requirements on iai-callgrind to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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v0.14.0

[0.14.0] - 2024-10-04

This release adds full support for multi-threaded and multi-process applications.

When upgrading from a previous release of Iai-Callgrind you might experience changes in the metrics without having changed the benchmarks themselves. The summary line in callgrind output files turned out to be buggy and unreliable if client requests are used, so Iai-Callgrind now parses the totals instead. The totals might differ slightly from the summary and cause the difference in the displayed metrics. You might also see changes in the metrics because of the changed default values for some of the valgrind arguments. Iai-Callgrind changed the following default valgrind/callgrind arguments for each benchmark run:

• --separate-threads=no -> --separate-threads=yes
• --trace-children=no -> --trace-children=yes
• --fair-sched=no -> --fair-sched=try

You can now run the setup in binary benchmarks in parallel to the Command for flexible benchmarking of client/server architectures.

The MSRV has changed from 1.66.0 -> 1.67.1.

If not stated otherwise the changes below were introduced in #263.

Added

• Support for benchmarks of multi-threading and multi-process applications by implementing the correct handling of the valgrind --trace-children and callgrind --separate-threads command line options. Per default only the total over all subprocesses and threads is calculated and shown. But, each thread and subprocess can be displayed with the new OutputFormat::show_intermediate option.
• Support for the callgrind command line arguments --dump-every-bb, --dump-before, --dump-after which create parts. These parts are now correctly summarized in the total and the metrics of each part can be shown with OutputFormat::show_intermediate.
• Added OutputFormat which can be used in LibraryBenchmarkConfig::output_format and BinaryBenchmarkConfig::output_format to change some of the behaviour of the default terminal output (but not json output)
• Sometimes callgrind creates empty files, so we're cleaning them up now after each benchmark run.
• (#256) and (#279): Support running setup in parallel and add possibility to delay the Command. Thanks to @​hargut for #256
• (#288): Added an option OutputFormat::show_grid to show grid/guiding lines which can help reading the terminal output if running benchmarks with multiple threads/subprocesses/tools.
• The method BinaryBenchmarkConfig::with_callgrind_args was added to match the constructors of the LibraryBenchmarkConfig.
• The methods BinaryBenchmarkConfig::valgrind_args and LibraryBenchmarkConfig::valgrind_args are introduced to be able to pass valgrind core arguments to all tools.

Changed

• All tools are now per default run with --trace-children=yes and --fair-sched=try. In addition, callgrind is run with --separate-threads=yes. These default arguments can be changed in Tool::args or LibraryBenchmarkConfig::callgrind_args, BinaryBenchmarkConfig::callgrind_args.
• The file naming scheme was adjusted to include the pids in case of multi-process benchmarks, the parts in case of callgrind command-line arguments which create multiple parts and threads in case of multiple threads. This change is backwards compatible to the file naming scheme of previous Iai-Callgrind releases for all tools but exp-bbv.
• Error metrics from tools like drd, helgrind and memcheck are now listed and compared like the other metrics in a vertical format. For example

  ======= DRD ===============================================================
  Errors:                           0|0               (No change)
  Contexts:                         0|0               (No change)
  Suppressed Errors:                0|0               (No change)
  Suppressed Contexts:              0|0               (No change)
  

• (#263) and (#288): Increase the field width by 3 bytes and the space for metrics by 5 on each side of the comparison so that the value of u64::MAX fits into the terminal output without messing up the side-by-side layout.
• The LibraryBenchmarkConfig::truncate_description, BinaryBenchmarkConfig::truncate_description methods have been moved to OutputFormat::truncate_description
• In the presence of multiple processes the DHAT metrics are now summarized and shown in a total in the same way as the metrics of callgrind and the other tools.
• Bump the summary json schema to v3 in iai-callgrind-runner/schemas/summary.v3.schema.json
• Various prs: Update locked direct dependencies:
  • anyhow -> 1.0.89
  • cc -> 1.1.25
  • indexmap -> 2.6.0
  • itertools -> 0.13.0

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Changelog

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[0.14.0] - 2024-10-04

This release adds full support for multi-threaded and multi-process applications.

When upgrading from a previous release of Iai-Callgrind you might experience changes in the metrics without having changed the benchmarks themselves. The summary line in callgrind output files turned out to be buggy and unreliable if client requests are used, so Iai-Callgrind now parses the totals instead. The totals might differ slightly from the summary and cause the difference in the displayed metrics. You might also see changes in the metrics because of the changed default values for some of the valgrind arguments. Iai-Callgrind changed the following default valgrind/callgrind arguments for each benchmark run:

• --separate-threads=no -> --separate-threads=yes
• --trace-children=no -> --trace-children=yes
• --fair-sched=no -> --fair-sched=try

You can now run the setup in binary benchmarks in parallel to the Command for flexible benchmarking of client/server architectures.

The MSRV has changed from 1.66.0 -> 1.67.1.

If not stated otherwise the changes below were introduced in #263.

Added

• Support for benchmarks of multi-threading and multi-process applications by implementing the correct handling of the valgrind --trace-children and callgrind --separate-threads command line options. Per default only the total over all subprocesses and threads is calculated and shown. But, each thread and subprocess can be displayed with the new OutputFormat::show_intermediate option.
• Support for the callgrind command line arguments --dump-every-bb, --dump-before, --dump-after which create parts. These parts are now correctly summarized in the total and the metrics of each part can be shown with OutputFormat::show_intermediate.
• Added OutputFormat which can be used in LibraryBenchmarkConfig::output_format and BinaryBenchmarkConfig::output_format to change some of the behaviour of the default terminal output (but not json output)
• Sometimes callgrind creates empty files, so we're cleaning them up now after each benchmark run.
• (#256) and (#279): Support running setup in parallel and add possibility to delay the Command. Thanks to @​hargut for #256
• (#288): Added an

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Commits

• 83522cd Merge branch 'release'
• 76cd7b2 Update CHANGELOG
• da7550c cicd: Fix /usr/bin/ld: final link failed: No space left on device
• ac024e1 Bump version v0.13.4 -> v0.14.0
• 29826bc Bump iai-callgrind-macros version v0.4.1 -> v0.5.0
• 51f2a71 Update CHANGELOG
• d0bf688 chore: Update locked dependencies
• eca0b9e chore(deps): Use indexmap2 in schemars. Remove duplicate dependency on indexmap
• d6f534d chore(deps): Remove default features from rstest to pass minimal-versions
• cf8a039 Update CONTRIBUTING
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