LLNL / hatchet

Graph-indexed Pandas DataFrames for analyzing hierarchical performance data
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Example fails with: No hierarchy column in input file #123

Open PhilipDeegan opened 5 months ago

PhilipDeegan commented 5 months ago

Following the example on some caliper files: https://llnl-hatchet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/analysis_examples.html#read-in-a-caliper-cali-file

Fails with above error

we can see here

That a "path" is expected.

I believe this example used to work sometime ago when I tried it. It's not obvious to me how the example should be changed to have a path, but I am open to suggestions to test them

Hatchet was installed via pip for python 3.12.2

Thanks

PhilipDeegan commented 5 months ago

ah I seem to have mixed up hatchet with llnl-hatchet via pip

this is perhaps noise, tbc

PhilipDeegan commented 5 months ago

the issue persists with llnl-hatchet which I guess is a wrapper on regular hatchet?

slabasan commented 5 months ago

Hi @PhilipDeegan, do you recall how you generated your caliper data? We have instructions on our docs here: https://llnl-hatchet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/data_generation.html#caliper.

PhilipDeegan commented 5 months ago

Hi @slabasan

I am using CALI_CONFIG=hatchet-sample-profile with caliper and I get a region_profile.cali file, using this file appears to have issues, and if I use cali-query directly on the file it appears like an empty dataset

possibly an issue with caliper more than hatchet

slabasan commented 5 months ago

Try running with CALI_LOG_VERBOSITY=1 CALI_CONFIG=hatchet-sample-profile ./app and see if you are getting any errors. If you do hatchet-region-profile and run cali-query on it, is the behavior the same?