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Error when running Timeloop Mapper #4

Closed JueonPark closed 2 years ago

JueonPark commented 2 years ago

I ran the following command in README.md

timeloop-mapper arch/system_PIM.yaml arch/components/*.yaml mapper/mapper.yaml constraints/*.yaml example_layer.yaml

Then, the following error message occurred.

================================================================================
                                TIMELOOP MAPPER
================================================================================
TID      Total    Invalid      Valid    Consec.       Last   Opt.util Opt.energy
                                        invalid     update
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  0         16         16          0         16          0
  1         16         16          0         16          0
  2         16         16          0         16          0
  3         16         16          0         16          0
  4         19         19          0         19          0timeloop-mapper: src/compound-config/compound-config.cpp:522: bool config::CompoundConfigNode::getMapKeys(std::vector<std::__cxx11::basic_string<char> >&): Assertion `YNode.IsMap()' failed.   2          0
  7          2          2          0       Aborted (core dumped)

There was no code modification and I reinstalled timeloop inside the docker since the docker's timeloop version was not 2.0 (#3 ).

Thanks, Jueon Park

nellie-wu commented 2 years ago

The current latest timeloop master already has the issue fixed, so please feel free to use the most-up-to-date code.

Would you please provide some information on how was timeloop reinstalled inside the docker? Was the built executable moved to /usr/local/bin?

It would be great if you are able to install the timeloop natively to test if it still has the same problem. Option 2 here: https://accelergy.mit.edu/infra_instructions.html

JueonPark commented 2 years ago

The built executable is inside the timeloop directory's bin. I'll try for the latest version and native install.