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The region probes are divided in three levels: - User probes: defined by the user using ttg::user_probe; compile with -DTTG_ENABLE_USER_PROBES=1 to enable. - Task probes: task execution instrumentation using names provided to ttg::Op; compile with -DTTG_ENABLE_TASK_PROBES=1 to enable. - Internal probes: all the gory runtime-internal details; compile with -DTTG_ENABLE_INTERNAL_PROBES=1 to enable. At the moment, the latter two are only available in the PaRSEC backend. User probes can be defined any time and work with any backend that uses PaRSEC. To enable tracing in PaRSEC, users have to export the following two environment variables: - PARSEC_MCA_mca_pins=task_profiler - PARSEC_MCA_profile_filename=<filename> (files must not exist) Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart <[email protected]>
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An example use case is the size of an active message sent. Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart <[email protected]>
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should this be protected by ifdefs to avoid having to introduce dependence of ttg target on parsec targets. Alternatively we can make parsec a hard dependence of TTG, but that may be undesirable long term.
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I don't think we have a HAVE_PARSEC preprocessor flag right now and both the madness and parsec backends provide access to the parsec header/libs. If we create a backend that does not depend on PaRSEC we'll have to revisit that.
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There are three things in this PR:
We may want to split this PR in parts, and integrate part 2 and 3. Part 1 (new framework) could be provided by PINS in PaRSEC; or the new framework is simpler. We have not decided on that yet. |
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The region probes are divided into three levels:
At the moment, the latter two are only available in the PaRSEC backend.
User probes can be defined any time and work with any backend that uses PaRSEC.
To enable tracing in PaRSEC, users have to export the following two
environment variables:
Note that in the wake of the instrumentation, I also encapsulated some code snippets to avoid (and reducing existing) code duplication.
Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart [email protected]