i#975 static DR: add dr_standalone_exit() #3708
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Adds dr_standalone_exit() with support for subsequent DR use, including full attach. This is a better solution than setup;detach support added in de99d45 for the use case of performing DR decode/encode with DR statically linked (which precludes using drdecodelib), followed by a separate use of DR for instrumentation. Updates the test of this use case in api.static_noclient. Issue: #975
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Adds dr_standalone_exit() with support for subsequent DR use,
including full attach. This is a better solution than setup;detach
support added in de99d45 for the use case of performing DR
decode/encode with DR statically linked (which precludes using
drdecodelib), followed by a separate use of DR for instrumentation.
Updates the test of this use case in api.static_noclient.
Issue: #975