Nvidia monitor fixes #239
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Nvidia monitor fixes #239
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Update to the new nvidia-smi pmon output fields Add a pycuda GPU burner script for tests
This can be a "-" instead of 0
Ensure precooked values are fixed to what we want
With latest verisons of black and flake8 There is one import in gpu-burner.py that is needed (pycuda.autoinit) as it has side effects, so this is marked as excempt for flake8
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Hi Graeme, Serhan, For the longer term, I wonder if we could learn from what Syllo/nvtop is doing. 🤔 I have to admit that I also only learned about that project in the last few days. But it is super nice.
It seems to extract information from NVIDIA (and AMD, Intel) GPUs in C(++). And it's a lot more information than what This may be a very good project for a GSOC, or some other type of student to investigate. 😉 Cheers, |
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As noticed by @elmsheus, the output fields from the
nvidia-smi pmonhave changed, which requires an update to the parsing from prmon.This PR builds on #238 and fixes the reference files used by prmon for "stand alone" testing.
To help with testing GPU parse code, a small burner script, using
pycudais added,gpu-burner.py.Closes #238