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Debug mode: write profiling for actual run #175
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After actual run, we write profiling data to ck.profiling/ and block_timings (for the 2nd step) to ck/block_timings Old data is moved to ck.profiling.0/ (or ck.profiling.1/ etc., if .0 exists) and block_timings.0 Previously, we wrote data only for the timing run.
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After actual run, we write profiling data to ck.profiling/ and block_timings (for the last step) to ck/block_timings Old data is moved to ck.profiling.0/ (or ck.profiling.1/ etc., if .0 exists) and block_timings.0 Previously, we wrote data only for the timing run.
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After actual run, we write profiling data to ck.profiling/ and block_timings (for the 2nd step) to ck/block_timings Old data is moved to ck.profiling.0/ (or ck.profiling.1/ etc., if .0 exists) and block_timings.0 Previously, we wrote data only for the timing run.
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After actual run, we write profiling data to ck.profiling/ and block_timings (for the last step) to ck/block_timings TODO: do not write block_timings if number of iterations == 1? Old data is moved to ck.profiling.0/ (or ck.profiling.1/ etc., if .0 exists) and block_timings.0 Previously, we wrote data only for the timing run.
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Fix #175 Debug mode: write profiling for actual run + misc improvements
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Currently, SDPB writes profiling data only for timing run to
ck.profiling/
folder.Sometimes we want to see the same data for actual run (e.g. to see how well does block mapping work).
To avoid name collision, we can create unique subdirectory (e.g. with current datetime or with incrementing index) inside
ck.profiling/
for each run.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: