BlueBrain / hpcbench

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don't copy hpl exectuable into the hpcbench report directory #129

Closed ohm314 closed 6 years ago

ohm314 commented 6 years ago

this is causing huge numbers of binaries to be duplicated. Final report directories are several GB big for even a moderately sized cluster. @tristan0x : Is there any specific reason the executables were being copied in the first place?

tristan0x commented 6 years ago

I guess hpl executable requires the Dat file to be located on the same dir. You can implement post_execution hook in hpl.py to remove the executable.

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this is causing huge numbers of binaries to be duplicated. Final report directories are several GB big for even a moderately sized cluster. @tristan0x https://github.com/tristan0x : Is there any specific reason the executables were being copied in the first place?

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ohm314 commented 6 years ago

it only needs to be in the cwd - so no need to copy the binary at all :)