Update iai-callgrind requirement from 0.11.0 to 0.12.0

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

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v0.12.0

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This is the combined CHANGELOG for all packages: iai-callgrind, iai-callgrind-runner and iai-callgrind-macros. iai-callgrind and iai-callgrind-runner use the same version which is the version used here. iai-callgrind-macros uses a different version number but is not a standalone package, so its changes are also listed here.

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[0.12.0] - 2024-07-24

Added

• (#160): Add --separate-targets (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_SEPARATE_TARGETS). Using this option causes the compilation target to be included in the iai-callgrind output directory tree to mitigate issues when running benchmarks on multiple targets. For example, instead of having all output files under target/iai, using this option puts all files under the directory target/iai/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu if running the benchmarks on the x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu target.
• (#188): Add the option --home (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_HOME) to be able to change the default home directory target/iai.
• (#192): The #[bench] attribute now accepts a setup parameter similarly to the #[benches] attribute. The #[bench] and #[benches] attribute accept a new teardown parameter. The teardown function is called with the return value of the benchmark function. The #[library_benchmark] attribute now accepts a global setup and teardown parameter which are applied to all following #[bench] and #[benches] attributes if they don't specify one of these parameters themselves.
• (#194): Add --nocapture (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_NOCAPTURE) option to tell iai-callgrind to not capture callgrind terminal output of benchmark functions. For all possible values see the README.
• (#201): Add support for generic benchmark functions fixing #198 (Generic bench arguments cause compilation failure).

Changed

• Update locked dependencies: syn -> 2.0.72, cc -> 1.1.5, serde -> 1.0.204
• Update minimal version of syn -> 2.0.32
• (#201): The BinaryBenchmarkConfig::entry_point and Run::entry_point functions now use glob patterns as argument with * as placeholder for any amount of characters.
• (#203): Improve error messages during the initialization phase of the iai-callgrind-runner, get rid of a lot of unwraps and include a solution hint. These errors mainly happen if the iai-callgrind library has a different version than the iai-callgrind-runner binary.

Fixed

• (#192): Fix a wrongly issued compiler error when the setup parameter was specified before the args parameter and the number of elements of the args parameter did not match the number of arguments of the benchmark function.
• (#192): Fix the error span of wrong user supplied argument types or wrong number of arguments. The compiler errors now point to the exact location of any wrong arguments instead of the generic call-site of the #[library_benchmark] attribute. If there is a setup function involved, we leave it to the rust compiler to point to the location of the setup function and the wrong arguments.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/iai-callgrind/iai-callgrind/compare/v0.11.1...v0.12.0

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[0.12.0] - 2024-07-24

Added

• (#160): Add --separate-targets (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_SEPARATE_TARGETS). Using this option causes the compilation target to be included in the iai-callgrind output directory tree to mitigate issues when running benchmarks on multiple targets. For example, instead of having all output files under target/iai, using this option puts all files under the directory target/iai/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu if running the benchmarks on the x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu target.
• (#188): Add the option --home (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_HOME) to be able to change the default home directory target/iai.
• (#192): The #[bench] attribute now accepts a setup parameter similarly to the #[benches] attribute. The #[bench] and #[benches] attribute accept a new teardown parameter. The teardown function is called with the return value of the benchmark function. The #[library_benchmark] attribute now accepts a global setup and teardown parameter which are applied to all following #[bench] and #[benches] attributes if they don't specify one of these parameters themselves.
• (#194): Add --nocapture (env: IAI_CALLGRIND_NOCAPTURE) option to tell iai-callgrind to not capture callgrind terminal output of benchmark functions. For all possible values see the README.
• (#201): Add support for generic benchmark functions fixing #198 (Generic bench arguments cause compilation failure).

Changed

• Update locked dependencies: syn -> 2.0.72, cc -> 1.1.5, serde -> 1.0.204
• Update minimal version of syn -> 2.0.32
• (#201): The BinaryBenchmarkConfig::entry_point and Run::entry_point functions now use glob patterns as argument with * as placeholder for any amount of characters.
• (#203): Improve error messages during the initialization phase of the iai-callgrind-runner, get rid of a lot of unwraps and include a solution hint. These errors mainly happen if the iai-callgrind library has a different version than the iai-callgrind-runner binary.

Fixed

• (#192): Fix a wrongly issued compiler error when the setup parameter was specified before the args parameter and the number of elements of the args parameter did not

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Commits

• 315a9a1 Merge branch 'release'
• 4414593 Update CHANGELOG
• 1303df0 Update README
• 5e0bf6f Bump version v0.11.1 -> v0.12.0
• f656e92 Bump iai-callgrind-macros version v0.2.0 -> v0.3.0
• d798b8d Update CHANGELOG
• e168fda Merge pull request #203 from gamma0987/better-version-mismatch-error-message
• bfbd8c0 tests(runner): Add tests for the library and runner version comparison
• d67d90b iai-callgrind-runner: Compare the library and runner version as soon as possible
• d1428eb iai-callgrind-runner: Provide better error message if the argument parsing fails
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Superseded by #64.