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\subsection{Marking frames}
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\begin{bclogo}[
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noborder=true,
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couleur=black!5,
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logo=\bclampe
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]{Do I need this?}
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This step is optional, as some applications do not use the concept of a frame.
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\end{bclogo}
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To slice the program's execution recording into frame-sized chunks, put the \texttt{FrameMark} macro after you have completed rendering the frame. Ideally that would be right after the swap buffers command.
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Note that this step is optional, as some applications do not use the concept of a frame.
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\subsubsection{Secondary frame sets}
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In some cases you may want to track more than one set of frames in your program. In such case, you may use the \texttt{FrameMarkNamed(name)} macro, which will create a new set of frames for each unique name you provide.
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\subsection{Marking zones}
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