[Darshan-commits] [Git][darshan/darshan][carns/dev-dyn-link-updates] adjust section strucutre + fix typos

[Shane Snyder]

Shane Snyder pushed to branch carns/dev-dyn-link-updates at darshan / darshan


Commits:
a1a905d3 by Shane Snyder at 2020-03-26T22:56:39-05:00
adjust section strucutre + fix typos

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1 changed file:

- darshan-runtime/doc/darshan-runtime.txt


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darshan-runtime/doc/darshan-runtime.txt
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@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ administrators group
 * recursively set the setgid bit on the log directories
 ====
 
-== Instrumenting MPI applications
+== Instrumenting applications
 
 [NOTE]
 ====
@@ -161,14 +161,14 @@ instrument applications at compile time.
 
 === Option 1: Instrumenting MPI applications at compile time
 
-This method is applicable to C, Fortran, and C++ applications
+This method is applicable to C, Fortran, and C++ MPI applications
 (regardless of whether they are static or dynamicly linked) and is the most
 straightforward method to apply transparently system-wide.  It works by
 injecting additional libraries and options into the linker command line to
 intercept relevant I/O calls.
 
 On Cray platforms you can enable the compile time instrumentation by simply
-loading the darshan module.  It can then be enabled for all users by placing
+loading the Darshan module.  It can then be enabled for all users by placing
 that module in the default environment. As of Darshan 3.2.0 this will
 instrument both static and dynamic executables, while in previous versions
 of Darshan this was only sufficient for static executables.  See the Cray
@@ -386,13 +386,13 @@ reflect the specifics of your system.
 
 This section describes how to compile and install Darshan,
 as well as how to use a software module to enable and disable Darshan
-instrumentation.
+instrumentation on Cray systems.
 
 ==== Building and installing Darshan
 
 Please set your environment to use the GNU programming environment before
 configuring or compiling Darshan.  Although Darshan can be built with a
-variety of compilers, the GNU compilers are recommended because it will
+variety of compilers, the GNU compiler is recommended because it will
 produce a Darshan library that is interoperable with the widest range
 of compilers and linkers.  On most Cray systems you can enable the GNU
 programming environment with a command similar to "module swap PrgEnv-intel
@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ command:
 module use /soft/darshan-2.2.3/share/craype-<VERSION>/modulefiles
 ----
 
-From this point, Darshan instrumenation can be enabled for all future
+From this point, Darshan instrumentation can be enabled for all future
 application compilations by running "module load darshan".
 
 === Linux clusters using MPICH



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