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use the included loader of the build glibc instead of LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Using LD_LIBRARY_PATH probably fails because of incompatible system
loaders and newer glibc versions.
Then we have to reverse the positions of {measure cmd} and {cmd prefix}
in the exec chain because ld loads only ELF binaries and {measure cmd}
could be a script.
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Calling the loader fails on non ELF executables. Exec, formerly run_cmd,
now takes two options: -l LD_LIBRARY_PATH, -p LD_PRELOAD.
-p sets LD_PRELOAD and -l LD_LIBRARY_PATH before executing the rest of argv.
glibc no longer uses cmd_prefix in favor of LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
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bench.py no evals only if argument to -a is file path.
Otherwise it will check if "arg".py is found in src/allocators/
then it imports it.
Collection definitions must export a iterable member called allocators.
Allocator definitions must export a member named "arg".
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also move allocator related code to src/allocators
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