* Long workload name layout fix (#269)
* changed layout to fit experiment names
- added span to show full name
- shortened name to fit dropwdown
- changed layout for added consistency
* layout Fixes
- refresh button is to the right
- header is more consistent across different width screens
* header layout update
- center div makes turns into multiple lines if not all items fit
* slight improvement for header/graph spacing
* Fixed refresh button shape and function
- moved find_causal_files to parser so that main and gui can access
- resized refresh width to allow for same shape across different screens
* all graphs now have the same width
- graphs now have same width
- chart headers start well below the header with filters
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Co-authored-by: Jonathan R. Madsen <jrmadsen@users.noreply.github.com>
* Causal GUI: Linting, synced y-range, remove unused imports/variables, and bug fixes (#274)
* GUI: python linting workflow
- runs flake8 on code in source/python/gui
* GUI: flake8 settings in source/python/gui/setup.cfg
- ignore E501 errors (line too long)
- ignore W503 errors (line break before binary operator)
* GUI: setup.py updates
- remove unused imports
* GUI: __main__.py updates
- stddev is float value
- remove unused imports
- effectively propagate the --stddev argument
* GUI: gui.py updates
- remove unused imports
- fix light mode
- sync initial y range of all causal plots
- fix error bars for causal data
- set x-ticks to 5
- set y-ticks to 10
- only display top 99% of samples
- separate global declarations and assignments to global values
- remove unused variable assignments
- fix mislabeled function_regex and exp_regex
- change if X == False to if not X
* GUI: header.py updates
- remove unused imports
- fix mislabeled function_regex and exp_regex
* GUI: parser.py updates
- add set_num_stddev function for manipulating global num_stddev value
- remove unused variables
- fix latency point object (duplicated __init__ function)
- fix handling latency in JSON
- fix formatting of validation format error message
- replace if X == False with if not X
- fix unused dataframe creation in add_latency
- fix flake8 do not assign lambda for name_wo_ext (use def)
* GUI: gui.py updates
- replace misnamed "func_list" with "experiment_list"
- replace misnamed "exp_list" with "progpt_list"
* GUI: fix python workflow
- quote python versions to avoid truncating 3.10 to 3.1
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Co-authored-by: JoseSantosAMD <87447437+JoseSantosAMD@users.noreply.github.com>
* Roctracer wall clock integration (#16)
* Integrates roctracer values into wall-clock
* Fixed scoping + timemory roctracer
* Fixed data race in roctracer
* Synchronized HIP API on main thread
- Cache hip activity callbacks and execute on main thread
- Minor updates to transpose
* Debugging + MPI + transpose updates
* PTL + HSA and timemory + kernel timing
- PTL usage fixed HSA + timemory issues bc we could control the thread destruction
- Fixed laps counting in roctracer callbacks
* Ignore select HIP API types
- The ignored API types are ignored because there appears to be a bug
which causes the "end" callback to be labeled as begin
- hipDeviceEnablePeerAccess
- hipImportExternalMemory
- hipDestroyExternalMemory
* Tweaks to PTL config
* Timemory update + pid-prefix w/ mpi headers
- %pid%- prefix with mpi headers
- timemory submodule update
* CMake + critical trace + reorganize library source
- clang-tidy tweaks
- cmake function updates to use hosttrace_ prefix
- update gitignore
- cmake HOSTTRACE_MAX_THREADS option
- Formatting.cmake
- cleaned up MacroUtilities.cmake
- PTL submodule + usage
- tweak to Findroctracer.cmake
- MT transpose
- Updated PTL submodule
- Updated timemory submodule
- fix to hosttrace return value type if type not found
- reorganized library source code
- support for critical trace
* Remove bits/stdint-uintn.h headers
* Rename + config + depth + critical path
- rename hosttrace_timemory_data to instrumentation_bundles
- rename hosttrace_bundle_t to main_bundle_t
- rename bundle_t to instrumentation_bundle_t
- rework of configuration setup
- critical_trace write directly to file option
- tweaked depth calculation
- updated timemory submodule
- improved parallel support in roctracer callbacks
- working critical_trace
- perfetto device-critical-trace and host-critical-trace categories
- made transpose example parallel
- made parallel-overhead example a bit uneven
- relocated LTO activation
* Fixed duplicates in perfetto critical-trace
* reworked critical trace support
- substantial perf improvement (30-45 min -> 30 sec)
- changes to configuration (new and removed options)
* Removed "%pid%-" output prefix in mpi_gotcha
* Update timemory submodule
* various tweaks
* build updates + cleanup + overlap guard + min addr range
* Library source reorg + miscellaneous tweaks
* Removed unnecessary fwd decls
* Print address range in --print-X pair mode
- hosttrace modifications
- disable instrumenting functions with overlapping sections or multiple entry points by default (control via --allow-overlapping option)
- disable instrumenting functions whose address range < 512 bytes unless a loop is present by default (control via --min-address-range option)
- disable instrumenting functions w/ loops whose address range < 64 bytes (control via --min-loop-address-range)
- Support for wrapping MPI function calls even in binary rewrite mode
- e.g. use gotcha to wrap MPI functions with hosttrace_push_trace and hosttrace_pop_trace
- New timemory only mode --> HOSTTRACE_USE_TIMEMORY=ON
- New timemory + perfetto mode --> HOSTTRACE_USE_PERFETTO=ON + HOSTTRACE_USE_TIMEMORY=ON
- Full support for all timemory components
- parallel-overhead example for measuring the overhead in a MT-parallelized application with very small instrumentation functions
- improvements to output directories for hosttrace exe
- improvements to output directories for hosttrace library
- new hosttrace options
- --print-instrumented <type> prints out the instrumented entities and exits
- --print-available <type> prints out the available instrumentation entities and exits
- --print-overlapping <type> prints out the overlapping entities and exits
- NOTE: <type> above refers to the information printed out, e.g. module name vs. function name vs. module and function name, etc.
Jonathan R. Madsen
Jonathan R. Madsen