How to use get_kernel_information method in lisa

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gpu_tracegen.py

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...191. Specify original command to run a benchmark. 202. If you have to change the version of compute capability, please modify21 ver and ver_env in this file.223. In some cases, you may need to add compiler flag (e.g. -I../../sdk) to get23 kernel information. Please edit 'inc' in get_kernel_information().24 e.g. inc = '-I../../sdk'.25* All possible changes that a user needs to make is marked with TO_CHANGE.26"""27## global variables28cwd = os.getcwd()29ver = 'sm_20' ## TO_CHANGE30ver_env = '2.0' ## TO_CHANGE31"""32Process arguments33"""34def process_options():35 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='GPU trace generation for MacSim')36 parser.add_argument('-cmd', action='append', nargs='*', dest='cmd', 37 help='command to run a benchmark')38 return parser39"""40Generate kernel information file41"""42def get_kernel_information():43 inc = '' ## TO_CHANGE44 cmd = 'nvcc --cubin --ptxas-options=-v -arch %s *.cu -I. %s' % (ver, inc)45 print(cmd)46 p = subprocess.Popen(cmd, shell=True, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, 47 stderr=subprocess.PIPE, close_fds=True) 48 (fi, fo, fe) = (p.stdin, p.stdout, p.stderr)49 pattern_kernel = re.compile('ptxas info\s+: Compiling entry function \'(\S+)\' for \'%s\'' % ver)50 pattern_info = re.compile('ptxas info\s+: Used ([0-9]+) registers, ([0-9\+]+) bytes smem')51 filename = 'occupancy.txt'52 ofile = open(filename, 'w')53 kernel_dict = {}54 kernel_name = ''55 smem = ''56 register = ''57 for line in fe.readlines():58 match_kernel = pattern_kernel.match(line)59 match_info = pattern_info.match(line)60 if match_kernel != None:61 kernel_name = match_kernel.group(1)62 if match_info != None:63 register = match_info.group(1)64 smem = match_info.group(2)65 smem = smem.split('+')66 if len(smem) > 1:67 smem = str(int(smem[0]) + int(smem[1]));68 else:69 smem = smem[0]70 if kernel_name not in kernel_dict:71 ofile.write('%s %s %s\n' % (kernel_name, register, smem))72 kernel_dict[kernel_name] = True73 ofile.close()74"""75set environmental variables76"""77def set_env():78 trace_path = '%s/trace' % cwd79 if os.path.exists(trace_path):80 os.system('rm -rf %s' % trace_path)81 os.system('mkdir -p %s' % trace_path)82 os.environ['TRACE_PATH'] = trace_path83 os.environ['USE_KERNEL_NAME'] = '1'84 os.environ['KERNEL_INFO_PATH'] = '%s/occupancy.txt' % cwd85 os.environ['COMPUTE_VERSION'] = ver_env86"""87main routine88"""89def main():90 global args91 ## get arguments 92 parser = process_options()93 args = parser.parse_args()94 ## sanity check for command95 if args.cmd == None:96 print('please specify command to run')97 sys.exit(-1)98 ## setting for GPUOcelot trace generator99 get_kernel_information()100 set_env()101 ## execute the binary102 cmd = ' '.join(sum(args.cmd, []))103 os.system(cmd)104if __name__ == '__main__':...

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