Document usage rules for the mark API
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@ -25,6 +25,11 @@ The default with flags set to zero, is to create a channel that can hold a
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single value only (see [channels](../../dev/channels.md)). To use a stack of
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values add the `OVNI_MARK_STACK` value to the flags.
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Only one thread among all nodes needs to define a type to be available globally,
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but the same type can be defined from multiple threads, as long as the same
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flags and title argument are used. The idea is to avoid having to check if the
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type was already defined or not.
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### Define labels (optional)
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The values that are written to the channel can have labels to display in the
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void ovni_mark_label(int32_t type, int64_t value, const char *label);
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```
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A value can only have at most a single label associated. Multiple threads can
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call the `ovni_mark_label()` with the same type and value as long as they use
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the same label. New labels for the same type can be associated from different
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threads, as long as the values are different.
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All value and label pairs are combined from all threads and will be available in
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the Paraver view for each type.
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### Emit events
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All mark channels begin with the default value *null*, which is not shown in
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