Open Pzoom522 opened 3 years ago
I've found out that this can be done by simply writing a wrapper using os.system()
. Close for now.
I would vote for reopening this issue because I'm sure there are other people wanting to do the same thing (like me). A command-line wrapper would indeed be very handy. @Pzoom522 maybe you can share your wrapper or contribute it to the repo?
I would vote for reopening this issue because I'm sure there are other people wanting to do the same thing (like me). A command-line wrapper would indeed be very handy. @Pzoom522 maybe you can share your wrapper or contribute it to the repo?
Surely I will. I will put my workaround here later this week.
@cifkao Basically, I found that this tool is tracking the usage of everything the main program initialises until the main program terminates. Therefore, I chose to directly start a non-python process using os.system()
, as it will wait for the returned value of the command
. I benchmarked some computationally expensive C programs with the following simple wrapper and got reasonable results.
import os
from experiment_impact_tracker.compute_tracker import ImpactTracker
tracker = ImpactTracker(<your log directory here>)
tracker.launch_impact_monitor()
os.system(<your command here>)
Dear maintainers, please let me know if this workaround is correct, so I can make a pull request.
Hi, thanks for this great project! I'm wondering whether it's possible to track the usage of non-python programs, e.g., C++ code? And how?