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Merge #6

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@Seriont Seriont commented Aug 8, 2018

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JeanPaulShapo and others added 3 commits August 2, 2018 07:38
* Disable default building of static CLI on Linux

* Make static CLI on Linux as opt-in feature
  (i.e. turned off by default)
* Disable `libunwind` support for static CLI by default
* Update docs

* Fix linkage issues for statis CLI on Linux

* Run python tests on Travis CI in separate processes

By default py.test checks all test in single process, so during
execution of some test execution environment is polluted by previous
tests. `python-forked` plugin solves this problem - it allows to run
each test in separate process.

* Disable pytest-forked on Windows
* rewrite parser

* new

* update proc and checker

* update regs

* update score (no perp)

* update perplexity

* make code compilable

* fix many bugs and make code compilable

* fix some bugs and tests

* fix more tests

* fix peprlexity and test

* fix trans test

* modify format

* fix srcmain (no t-artm support!)

* style

* update python api and fix some issues

* add test and minor fixes

* cleaning: step 1

* fixs and tests update

* python

* update transaction_start_index
* Fix compilation error in TopTokens score

* Implement PeakMemory score on Linux
@Seriont Seriont merged commit 331fc5d into Seriont:master Aug 8, 2018
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