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Update the scaling script to output data into a CSV file for easy import into Excel

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Ralph Castain 2015-11-11 13:29:04 -08:00
родитель efbea40a8b
Коммит 1607daeb10

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@ -15,7 +15,11 @@ my $usedvm = 0;
my $usesrun = 0;
my $usempirun = 0;
my $useaprun = 0;
my $useaprun = 0;
my $myapp;
my $runall = 0;
my $myresults;
my @csvrow;
my @tests = qw(/bin/true ./orte_no_op ./mpi_no_op ./mpi_no_op);
my @options = ("", "", "", "-mca mpi_add_procs_cutoff 0 -mca pmix_base_async_modex 1");
@ -23,7 +27,7 @@ my @starters = qw(mpirun orte-submit srun aprun orterun);
my @starteroptions = ("-npernode 1 --novm",
"--hnp file:dvm_uri -pernode",
"--distribution=cyclic",
"-N 1"
"-N 1",
"-npernode 1 --novm");
# Set to true if the script should merely print the cmds
@ -43,7 +47,9 @@ GetOptions(
"srun" => \$usesrun,
"aprun" => \$useaprun,
"mpirun" => \$usempirun,
"myapp=s" => \$myapp,
"all" => \$runall,
"results=s" => \$myresults,
) or die "unable to parse options, stopped";
if ($HELP) {
@ -53,12 +59,14 @@ $0 [options]
--help | -h This help message
--quiet | -q Only output critical messages to stdout
--showme Show the actual commands without executing them
--reps Number of times to run each test (for statistics)
--reps=s Number of times to run each test (for statistics)
--mpirun Use only mpirun (or its equivalent orterun)
--dvm Use only orte-dvm to execute the test
--srun Use only srun (if available) to execute the test
--arpun Use only aprun (if available) to execute the test
--myapp=s In addition to the standard tests, run this specific application (including any args)
--all Use all available start commands [default]
--results=file File where results are to stored in comma-separated value format
EOT
exit(0);
}
@ -72,7 +80,6 @@ my @lines;
my $line;
my @results;
my $res;
my $toggle;
my $idx;
my $option;
my $havedvm = 0;
@ -151,6 +158,16 @@ if (scalar @starters == 0) {
exit;
}
# if they gave us an app, add it to the list of tests
if ($myapp) {
push @tests, $myapp;
}
if ($myresults) {
# open the results file
open FILE, ">$myresults" || die "file could not be opened";
}
# if we are going to use the dvm, then we
# need to start it
if (-e "dvm_uri") {
@ -174,19 +191,52 @@ foreach $starter (@starters) {
# determine the number of nodes - doesn't
# matter which starter we use
$cmd = $starters[0] . " " . $starteroptions[0] . " hostname";
print "CMD: $cmd\n";
$output = `$cmd`;
print "$output\n";
@lines = split(/\n/, $output);
$num_nodes = $#lines + 1;
# collect the complete list of starters
my $mystarters;
$idx=1;
$mystarters = $starters[0];
while ($idx < $#starters) {
$mystarters = $mystarters . "," . $starters[$idx];
$idx = $idx + 1;
}
# get the local date and time
my ($sec,$min,$hour,$day,$month,$yr19,@rest) = localtime(time);
# start by printing out the resulting configuration
print "\n--------------------------------------------------\n";
print "\nTest configuration:\n";
print "\tDate:\t" . "$day-".++$month. "-".($yr19+1900) . " " . sprintf("%02d",$hour).":".sprintf("%02d",$min).":".sprintf("%02d",$sec) . "\n";;
print "\tNum nodes:\t" . $num_nodes . "\n";
print "\tStarters:\t" . $mystarters . "\n";
print "\n--------------------------------------------------\n";
# and tag the output file as well
if ($myresults) {
print FILE "Test configuration:\n";
print FILE "Date:\t" . "$day-".++$month. "-".($yr19+1900) . " " . sprintf("%02d",$hour).":".sprintf("%02d",$min).":".sprintf("%02d",$sec) . "\n";;
print FILE "Num nodes:\t" . $num_nodes . "\n";
print FILE "Starters:\t" . $mystarters . "\n";
}
my $index = 0;
foreach $starter (@starters) {
if ($myresults) {
print FILE "\n\n$starter\n\n";
}
my $testnum = 0;
foreach $test (@tests) {
$option = $options[$testnum];
if (-e $test) {
if ($myresults) {
print FILE "#nodes,$test\n";
}
if (!$SHOWME) {
# pre-position the executable
$cmd = $starter . $starteroptions[$index] . " $test 2>&1";
@ -194,38 +244,70 @@ foreach $starter (@starters) {
}
$n = 1;
while ($n <= $num_nodes) {
push @csvrow,$n;
$cmd = "time " . $starter . " " . $starteroptions[$index] . " -n $n $option $test 2>&1";
print $cmd . "\n";
if (!$SHOWME) {
for (1..$reps) {
$toggle = 1;
$output = `$cmd`;
print $output . "\n";
# print $output . "\n";
@lines = split(/\n/, $output);
foreach $line (@lines) {
if (0 <= index($line, "user") ||
0 <= index($line, "sys") ||
0 <= index($line, "real") ||
if (0 <= index($line, "real") ||
0 <= index($line, "elapsed")) {
# we know that at least one item of interest is
# in this line, so let's look for it - start
# by getting rid of any leading whitespace
$line =~ s/^\s+//;
@results = split (/ +/,$line);
$idx = 0;
@results = split(/\s+/,$line, 4);
foreach $res (@results) {
if ($idx < 3) {
print $res;
if (0 == $toggle) {
print " ";
$toggle = 1;
# we are only interested in the real or elapsed time
my $strloc = index($res, "real");
if (0 <= $strloc) {
# some systems put the number in front of
# this word, and some append the word to
# the number - consider both cases
if (0 == $strloc) {
# it must be in the prior location
push @csvrow,$results[$idx-1];
} else {
print " ";
$toggle = 0;
# take the portion of the string up to the tag
push @csvrow,substr($res, 0, $strloc);
}
} else {
$strloc = index($res, "elapsed");
if (0 <= $strloc) {
# some systems put the number in front of
# this word, and some append the word to
# the number - consider both cases
if (0 == $strloc) {
# it must be in the prior location
push @csvrow,$results[$idx-1];
} else {
# take the portion of the string up to the tag
push @csvrow,substr($res, 0, $strloc);
}
}
}
$idx = $idx + 1;
}
print "\n";
}
}
}
# we have now completed all the reps, so log the results
if ($myresults) {
my $myout;
my $mycnt=1;
$myout = $csvrow[0];
while ($mycnt < $#csvrow) {
$myout = $myout . "," . $csvrow[$mycnt];
$mycnt = $mycnt + 1;
}
print FILE "$myout\n";
# clear the array
@csvrow = ();
}
print "\n";
}
$n = 2 * $n;
@ -234,12 +316,68 @@ foreach $starter (@starters) {
$cmd = "time " . $starter . " " . $starteroptions[$index] . " $option $test 2>&1";
print $cmd . "\n";
if (!$SHOWME) {
push @csvrow,$num_nodes;
for (1..$reps) {
$output = `$cmd`;
$output =~ s/(.+)\n.*/$1/;
@results = split(/\s+/,$output);
print $results[0] . " " . $results[1] . " " . $results[2] . "\n";
# print $output . "\n";
@lines = split(/\n/, $output);
foreach $line (@lines) {
if (0 <= index($line, "real") ||
0 <= index($line, "elapsed")) {
# we know that at least one item of interest is
# in this line, so let's look for it - start
# by getting rid of any leading whitespace
$line =~ s/^\s+//;
@results = split (/ +/,$line);
$idx = 0;
foreach $res (@results) {
# we are only interested in the real or elapsed time
my $strloc = index($res, "real");
if (0 <= $strloc) {
# some systems put the number in front of
# this word, and some append the word to
# the number - consider both cases
if (0 == $strloc) {
# it must be in the prior location
push @csvrow,$results[$idx-1];
} else {
# take the portion of the string up to the tag
push @csvrow,substr($res, 0, $strloc);
}
} else {
$strloc = index($res, "elapsed");
if (0 <= $strloc) {
# some systems put the number in front of
# this word, and some append the word to
# the number - consider both cases
if (0 == $strloc) {
# it must be in the prior location
push @csvrow,$results[$idx-1];
} else {
# take the portion of the string up to the tag
push @csvrow,substr($res, 0, $strloc);
}
}
}
$idx = $idx + 1;
}
}
}
}
# we have now completed all the reps, so log the results
if ($myresults) {
my $myout;
my $mycnt=1;
$myout = $csvrow[0];
while ($mycnt <= $#csvrow) {
$myout = $myout . "," . $csvrow[$mycnt];
$mycnt = $mycnt + 1;
}
print FILE "$myout\n";
# clear the output
@csvrow = ();
}
print "\n";
}
}
print "\n--------------------------------------------------\n";