Closed SumantSakhalkar closed 4 years ago
If you changed the name of the kernel, you also need to change the value of the WORKLOAD environment variable and rebuild the instrumented binary.
Sam Xi Google Inc., Software Engineer http://www.samxi.org
On Fri, Nov 22, 2019 at 12:02 PM SumantSakhalkar notifications@github.com wrote:
I have observed that when I write the inputs (Main function) to the kernel in a different C file the dynamic trace file doesn't consider it. The Dynamic Trace file would just show me the labelmap and not any traces to the kernel. Am I missing something?? I am working on a docker.
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I am working on the fft kernel in MachSuite Benchmark. The main function is contained in fft_test.c file and the kernel is named fft1d_512 which lies in fft.c. I have set the WORKLOAD variable to fft1D_512 and tried to rebuild the instrumented binary, but had the same issues. No traces in the dynamic_trace.gz just the labelmap.
Following up on old issues. Is this resolved?
I have observed that when I write the inputs (Main function) to the kernel in a different C file the dynamic trace file doesn't consider it. The Dynamic Trace file would just show me the labelmap and not any traces to the kernel. Am I missing something?? I am working on a docker.