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test_tasks.py
Source: test_tasks.py
...21 Test that, if the node is active, it configures it.22 """23 mock_node = mock_node_class.query.get.return_value24 mock_node.provider_status = 'active'25 configure_node(123)26 mock_node.update_provider_attributes.assert_called()27 mock_node.configure.assert_called()28 @patch('app.tasks.configure_node')29 @patch('app.tasks.Node')30 def test_configure_node_unsuccessful_new(self, mock_node_class, mock_configure_node):31 """32 Test that,33 if the node is new,34 it reschedules configuration for a later time.35 """36 mock_node = mock_node_class.query.get.return_value37 mock_node.provider_status = 'new'38 configure_node(123)39 mock_node.update_provider_attributes.assert_called()40 mock_node.configure.assert_not_called()41 mock_configure_node.apply_async.assert_called()42 @patch('app.tasks.configure_node')43 @patch('app.tasks.Node')44 def test_configure_node_unsuccessful_off(self, mock_node_class, mock_configure_node):45 """46 Test that,47 if the node is off,48 it reschedules configuration for a later time.49 """50 mock_node = mock_node_class.query.get.return_value51 mock_node.provider_status = 'off'52 configure_node(123)53 mock_node.update_provider_attributes.assert_called()54 mock_node.configure.assert_not_called()55 mock_configure_node.apply_async.assert_called()56 @patch('app.tasks.configure_node')57 @patch('app.tasks.Node')58 def test_configure_node_unsuccessful_unknown(self, mock_node_class, mock_configure_node):59 """60 Test that,61 if the node has an unrecognized status,62 it throws an exception.63 """64 mock_node = mock_node_class.query.get.return_value65 mock_node.provider_status = 'exploding'66 with self.assertRaises(Exception):67 configure_node(123)68 mock_node.update_provider_attributes.assert_called()69 mock_node.configure.assert_not_called()70 mock_configure_node.apply_async.assert_not_called()71 def test_delete_unprovisioned_nodes(self):72 """73 Test that74 old nodes that were never provisioned are deleted,75 along with their invoices.76 """77 one_day_ago = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(days=1)78 twelve_day_ago = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(days=12)79 user = User(email='test@example.com', password='abcd')80 db.session.add(user)81 db.session.commit()...
depth4_reduction_right.py
Source: depth4_reduction_right.py
...44# convert to fixed point 8 for use in hardware45vec_a_f8 = [cast_f_to_f8(val) for val in vec_a_fp]46vec_b_f8 = [cast_f_to_f8(val) for val in vec_b_fp]47# re-useables48def configure_node(node, Data, Inject_En):49 config_port = dut.skeleton.node_v_port[node]50 yield dut.config_ports[config_port].En.eq(1)51 yield dut.config_ports[config_port].Addr.eq(node.id)52 yield dut.config_ports[config_port].Data.eq(Data)53 yield dut.config_ports[config_port].Inject_En.eq(Inject_En)54def process():55 # set collect port to collect from node 056 # and node 4. The values should actually be57 # the same with a delay of 258 yield dut.select_ports[0].eq(0)59 yield dut.select_ports[1].eq(5)60 # set leave weights61 yield from configure_node(nodes[7], vec_a_f8[0], 0)62 yield from configure_node(nodes[11], vec_a_f8[4], 0)63 yield Tick()64 yield from configure_node(nodes[8], vec_a_f8[1], 1)65 yield from configure_node(nodes[12], vec_a_f8[5], 1)66 yield Tick()67 yield from configure_node(nodes[9], vec_a_f8[2], 0)68 yield from configure_node(nodes[13], vec_a_f8[6], 0)69 yield Tick()70 yield from configure_node(nodes[10], vec_a_f8[3], 1)71 yield from configure_node(nodes[14], vec_a_f8[7], 1)72 yield Tick()73 # configure adder nodes74 yield from configure_node(nodes[2], ConfigUp.sum_l_r, 0)75 yield from configure_node(nodes[3], ConfigUp.l, 0)76 yield from configure_node(nodes[4], ConfigForward.sum_l_r, 0)77 yield from configure_node(nodes[5], ConfigUp.sum_l_r_f, 0)78 yield from configure_node(nodes[6], ConfigUp.r, 0)79 yield Tick()80 yield from configure_node(nodes[1], ConfigUp.l, 0)81 yield Tick()82 yield from configure_node(nodes[0], ConfigUp.sum_l_r, 0)83 yield Tick()84 # start injecting data over which to perform85 # computation86 for inject_val, port in zip(vec_b_f8[::2], dut.inject_ports):87 yield port.eq(inject_val)88 yield Tick()89 for inject_val, port in zip(vec_b_f8[1::2], dut.inject_ports):90 yield port.eq(inject_val)91 yield Tick()92 yield Tick()93 yield Tick()94 yield from print_sig(dut.collect_ports[1], format=cast_f8_to_f)95 # allow value to propagate to collection port96 for tick in range(2):...
ParseConfigure.py
Source: ParseConfigure.py
...34 self.core_tree.write(self.core_site,encoding="utf-8") 35 def write_yarn(self):36 self.yarn_tree.write(self.yarn_site,encoding="utf-8") 37 def configure_mapred(self,key,value):38 self.configure_node(self.mapred_tree,key,value)39 self.write_mapred()40 def configure_hdfs(self,key,value):41 self.configure_node(self.hdfs_tree,key,value)42 self.write_hdfs()43 def configure_core(self,key,value):44 self.configure_node(self.core_tree,key,value)45 self.write_core()46 def configure_yarn(self,key,value):47 self.configure_node(self.yarn_tree,key,value)48 self.write_yarn()49 def configure_node(self,tree,key,value):50 property_nodes = tree.getroot().findall("property")51 if len(property_nodes)==0:52 print "load property error"53 return 54 for property_node in tree.findall("property"):55 if property_node.find("name").text==key:56 property_node.find("value").text=value57 else:...
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