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rocm-systems/tests/validate-causal-json.py
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Jonathan R. Madsen 8feb6bf8b6 Global trace delay and duration (#235)
- The primary feature of this PR is the **addition of support for scoping the collection of tracing/profiling data into one or more time-based windows**
  - Closes #222 
  - Closes #207
  - Support for a real-clock time delay and/or a duration for tracing/profiling was added, *resembling the support for this feature during sampling and process-sampling*
  - However, above paradigm was enhanced for tracing 
    - Instead of one delay and/or one duration based on real time, ***tracing supports periodic and varying delays and durations and these delay+duration sets can be controlled with different clocks***  
    - At some point, this capability will be extended to sampling and process-sampling
- A secondary feature of this PR are the improvements to the handling of categories (by-product of the primary feature)
  - For example, previously setting `OMNITRACE_ENABLE_CATEGORIES` to a specific set of categories only eliminated the disabled categories from the perfetto trace, now these are applied to timemory profiles too
  - A new configuration variable `OMNITRACE_DISABLE_CATEGORIES` was added for when disabling only a handful of categories is easier
- There are quite a few miscellaneous modifications which pollute this PR a bit

## Multiple Tracing Windows

As noted above, tracing now supports specifying multiple delays and durations _and_ with different clocks. Consider the configuration below with two entries in the format `<DELAY>:<DURATION>:<REPEAT>:<CLOCK_TYPE>`:

```console
OMNITRACE_TRACE_PERIODS = 0.5:1.0:2:realtime    10.0:5.0:3:cputime
```

The above configuration defines:
1. `0.5:1.0:2:realtime`
  - A delay of 0.5 seconds (real-time)
  - Followed by a data collection duration of 1 second (real-time)
  - This delay + duration is repeated 2x
  - Summary: tracing data is collected for 2 out of the first 3 seconds of the application's execution
2. `10.0:5.0:3:cputime`
  - A delay of 10 seconds (process _CPU-time_)
  - Followed by a data collection duration of 5 seconds (process _CPU-time_)
  - This delay + duration is repeated 3x
  - Summary: tracing data is collected for a total of 15 seconds of process CPU-time in the ensuing 75 seconds of CPU-time during the application execution. 
    - Note: the elapsed CPU-time is the aggregate of the CPU-time consumed by all the threads in the process and should be scaled accordingly, e.g., 4 threads running constantly for 1 second of real-time is ~4 seconds of CPU time. 

## `omnitrace-sample` Changes

Formerly, `--wait` and `--duration` command-line options only applied to sampling delay and duration. The value of these options are now applied to the tracing delay and duration. To retain the ability to control sampling delay/duration without setting tracing delay/duration or vice versa, `--sampling-wait`, `--sampling-duration`, `--trace-wait`, and `--trace-duration` options were added. `omnitrace-sample` also has new options for most of the new configuration options detailed below.

## New configuration options

| Option | Description |
| ------- | ----------- |
| `OMNITRACE_DISABLE_CATEGORIES` | inverse behavior from `OMNITRACE_ENABLE_CATEGORIES` -- populates list of all available categories and then removes the specified ones. |
| `OMNITRACE_TRACE_DELAY` | Single floating-point number specifying time to wait before starting data collection. Analagous to `OMNITRACE_SAMPLING_DELAY` and `OMNITRACE_PROCESS_SAMPLING_DELAY` |
| `OMNITRACE_TRACE_DURATION` | Single floating-point number specifying data collection duration. Analagous to `OMNITRACE_SAMPLING_DURATION` and `OMNITRACE_PROCESS_SAMPLING_DURATION` |
| `OMNITRACE_TRACE_PERIOD_CLOCK_ID` | Sets the default clock-type for tracing delay/duration. Always applied to above two options, can be overridden in below option. Accepts `CLOCK_REALTIME`, `CLOCK_MONOTONIC`, `CLOCK_PROCESS_CPUTIME_ID`, `CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW`, `CLOCK_REALTIME_COARSE`, `CLOCK_MONOTONIC_COARSE`, `CLOCK_BOOTTIME`. See `man 2 clock_gettime` for details on differences. |
| `OMNITRACE_TRACE_PERIODS` | More powerful version for specifying delay + duration. Supports formats: `<DELAY>`, `<DELAY>:<DURATION>`, `<DELAY>:<DURATION>:<REPEAT>`, and `<DELAY>:<DURATION>:<REPEAT>:<CLOCK_ID>`.  |

 ## Miscellaneous Changes

- Expanded `critical_trace_categories_t` to include tracing data from MPI, pthread, HIP, HSA, RCCL, NUMA, and Python.
- Added categories `thread_wall_time` and `thread_cpu_time` (derived from sampling)
- Read DWARF info for breakpoints
- Relocated some source code
  - Reason: necessary to make `libomnitrace` a bit more modular. Eventually, a large chunk will be separated into `libomnitrace-core`, `libomnitrace-binary`, etc. in order to facilitate re-usability
  - Relocated some functionality from `runtime.cpp` to `config.cpp`
  - Relocated code using rocm-smi library to query number of devices to `gpu.cpp` (where the code for using HIP to query number of devices is)
  - Relocated code for perfetto config and perfetto session out of tracing namespace to reside with other perfetto code
- `OMNITRACE_COLORIZED_LOG` configuration option renamed to `OMNITRACE_MONOCHROME`
  - Backwards compatibility via a deprecated option was not retained here since the logic changed (i.e. true in former means false in latter)
- Replaced `TIMEMORY_DEFAULT_OBJECT` macro with `OMNITRACE_DEFAULT_OBJECT` macro 
- Updated some code in roctracer to use `component::category_region` instead of explicitly using `tracing::` functions
- Updated `backtrace_metrics` to better support controlling their presence in the traces/profiles via categories
- Added support for `--print` in `validate-timemory-json.py`
- Generic `OMNITRACE_ADD_VALIDATION_TEST` CMake function

## Git Log

* OMNITRACE_DEFAULT_OBJECT

- replace TIMEMORY_DEFAULT_OBJECT with TIMEMORY_DEFAULT_OBJECT

* trace-time-window example + tests

- adds cmake OMNITRACE_ADD_VALIDATION_TEST function for testing
- validate-timemory-json.py now supports printing (-p)
- update to OMNITRACE_STRIP_TARGET

* Update timemory submodule

- detailed backtrace print /proc/<PID>/maps
- operation::push_node verbosity change
- storage::insert_hierarchy use emplace + at instead of operator[]
- concepts::is_type_listing
- argparse updates for start/end group
- argparse color fixes

* perfetto updates

- Remove OMNITRACE_CUSTOM_DATA_SOURCE CMake option
- move tracing::get_perfetto_config and tracing::get_perfetto_session to perfetto.cpp

* config and runtime updates

- OMNITRACE_DISABLE_CATEGORIES option
  - get_enabled_categories() + get_disabled_categories()
  - config impl handles populating them
- OMNITRACE_TRACE_DELAY option
- OMNITRACE_TRACE_DURATION option
- OMNITRACE_TRACE_PERIODS option
- {get,set}_signal_handler
  - removes config.cpp link dependency for omnitrace_finalize
- get_realtime_signal() + get_cputime_signal() + get_sampling_signals()
  - moved from runtime.cpp to config.cpp

* utility::convert

- helper function for converting string to a type

* pthread_create_gotcha + thread_info updates

- thread_index_data::as_string()
- tweak printing info about new thread / exited thread

* binary updates

- get_binary_info has arg to disable dwarf parsing
- binary_info contains vector of breakpoint addresses
- binary_info:filename() function
- binary::get_linked_path
- binary::get_link_map has args for dlopen mode
- symbol::read_dwarf -> symbol::read_dwarf_entries
- symbol::read_dwarf_breakpoints

* library updates + categories impl

- implement config::set_signal_handler
- categories.cpp for handling trace delays
  - implement trace delay/duration/periods

* concepts + debug + defines

- tuple_element in concepts
- removed runtime header from debug header
- OMNITRACE_DEFAULT_COPY_MOVE

* gpu + rocm_smi

- moved rsmi_num_monitor_devices call to gpu.cpp
  - gpu::rsmi_device_count()

* roctracer updates

- roctracer_bundle_t -> roctracer_hip_bundle_t
- use category_region instead of explicit tracing push/pop calls

* sampling + backtrace_metrics

- rework backtrace_metrics to support categories

* tracing updates

- category stack counters (i.e. push vs. pop counter) for profiling and tracing
- push_timemory and pop_timemory accept string_view instead of const char*
- tweaked the pop_timemory hash search
- {push,pop}_perfetto theoretically supports same invocations as for {push,pop}_perfetto_ts and {push,pop}_perfetto_track
- mark_perfetto, mark_perfetto_ts, mark_perfetto_track

* category_region update

- expanded the critical trace categories
- use category_push_disabled
- use category_pop_disabled
- use category_mark_disabled

* constraint implementation

- This provides generic functionality for constraining data collection within a windows of time.
 - E.g., delay, delay + duration, (delay + duration) * nrepeat

* COLORIZED_LOG -> MONOCHROME

* constraint + omnitrace-causal + omnitrace-sample updates

- support for using different clock IDs for constraints
- OMNITRACE_TRACE_PERIOD_CLOCK_ID option
- tweak to trace-time-window example
- tweak to trace-time-window tests

* Fix formatting

* Update time-window tests

- Fix detection of validation support for perfetto
- Using the --caller-include feature + runtime instrumentation on Ubuntu 18.04 and OpenSUSE 15.2 results in a segfault in the internals of Dyninst.
  - For now, mark that these tests will fail
  - Later, determine if updating Dyninst submodule fixes this problem

* Fix OMNITRACE_OUTPUT_PATH for all tests

- Provide absolute path instead of relative

* Tweak lambda for checking whether HW counters are enabled

- causing strange build errors on older GCC compilers

* Update dyninst submodule

- fix issues with using --caller-include for Ubuntu 18.04, OpenSUSE 15.x

* cmake formatting

* fix sampling compiler issue for GCC 8

* Tweak thread create message

* Increase causal validation iterations
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import os
import re
import sys
import json
import argparse
from collections import OrderedDict
num_stddev = 1
def mean(_data):
return sum(_data) / float(len(_data)) if len(_data) > 0 else 0.0
def stddev(_data):
if len(_data) == 0:
return 0.0
_mean = mean(_data)
_variance = sum([((x - _mean) ** 2) for x in _data]) / float(len(_data))
return _variance**0.5
class validation(object):
def __init__(self, _exp_re, _pp_re, _virt, _expected, _tolerance):
self.experiment_filter = re.compile(_exp_re)
self.progress_pt_filter = re.compile(_pp_re)
self.virtual_speedup = int(_virt)
self.program_speedup = float(_expected)
self.tolerance = float(_tolerance)
def validate(self, _exp_name, _pp_name, _virt_speedup, _prog_speedup):
if (
not re.search(self.experiment_filter, _exp_name)
or not re.search(self.progress_pt_filter, _pp_name)
or _virt_speedup != self.virtual_speedup
):
return None
return _prog_speedup >= (
self.program_speedup - self.tolerance
) and _prog_speedup <= (self.program_speedup + self.tolerance)
class experiment_data(object):
def __init__(self, _speedup):
self.speedup = _speedup
self.duration = []
def __iadd__(self, _val):
self.duration += [float(_val)]
def __len__(self):
return len(self.duration)
def __eq__(self, rhs):
return self.speedup == rhs.speedup
def __neq__(self, rhs):
return not self == rhs
def __lt__(self, rhs):
return self.speedup < rhs.speedup
def mean(self):
return mean(self.duration)
def stddev(self):
return stddev(self.duration)
class line_speedup(object):
def __init__(self, _name="", _prog="", _exp_data=None, _exp_base=None):
self.name = _name
self.prog = _prog
self.data = _exp_data
self.base = _exp_base
def virtual_speedup(self):
if self.data is None or self.base is None:
return 0.0
return self.data.speedup
def compute_speedup(self):
if self.data is None or self.base is None:
return 0.0
return ((self.base.mean() - self.data.mean()) / self.base.mean()) * 100
def compute_speedup_stddev(self):
if self.data is None or self.base is None:
return 0.0
_data = []
_base = self.base.mean()
for ditr in self.data.duration:
_data += [((_base - ditr) / _base) * 100]
return stddev(_data)
def get_name(self):
return ":".join(
[
os.path.basename(x) if os.path.isfile(x) else x
for x in self.name.split(":")
]
)
def __str__(self):
if self.data is None or self.base is None:
return f"{self.name}"
_line_speedup = self.compute_speedup()
_line_stddev = (
float(num_stddev) * self.compute_speedup_stddev()
) # 3 stddev == 99.87%
_name = self.get_name()
return f"[{_name}][{self.prog}][{self.data.speedup:3}] speedup: {_line_speedup:6.1f} +/- {_line_stddev:6.2f} %"
def __eq__(self, rhs):
return (
self.name == rhs.name
and self.prog == rhs.prog
and self.data == rhs.data
and self.base == rhs.base
)
def __neq__(self, rhs):
return not self == rhs
def __lt__(self, rhs):
if self.name != rhs.name:
return self.name < rhs.name
elif self.prog != rhs.prog:
return self.prog < rhs.prog
elif self.data != rhs.data:
return self.data < rhs.data
elif self.base != rhs.base:
return self.base < rhs.base
return False
class experiment_progress(object):
def __init__(self, _data):
self.data = _data
def get_impact(self):
"""
speedup_c = [x.compute_speedup() for x in self.data]
speedup_v = [x.virtual_speedup() for x in self.data]
impact = []
for i in range(len(self.data) - 1):
x = speedup_v[i + 1] - speedup_v[i]
y_low = speedup_c[i]
y_upp = speedup_c[i + 1]
a_low = x * min([y_low, y_upp])
a_high = 0.5 * x * (max([y_low, y_upp]) - min([y_low, y_upp]))
impact += [a_low + a_high]
"""
impact = [x.compute_speedup() for x in self.data]
return [sum(impact), mean(impact), stddev(impact)]
def __len__(self):
return len(self.data)
def __str__(self):
_impact_v = self.get_impact()
_name = self.data[0].get_name()
_prog = self.data[0].prog
_impact = [
f"[{_name}][{_prog}][sum] impact: {_impact_v[0]:6.1f}",
f"[{_name}][{_prog}][avg] impact: {_impact_v[1]:6.1f} +/- {_impact_v[2]:6.2f}",
]
return "\n".join([f"{x}" for x in self.data] + _impact)
def __lt__(self, rhs):
self.data.sort()
return self.get_impact()[0] < rhs.get_impact()[0]
def find_or_insert(_data, _value):
if _value not in _data:
_data[_value] = experiment_data(_value)
return _data[_value]
def process_data(data, _data, args):
if not _data:
return data
_selection_filter = re.compile(args.experiments)
_progresspt_filter = re.compile(args.progress_points)
for record in _data["omnitrace"]["causal"]["records"]:
for exp in record["experiments"]:
_speedup = exp["virtual_speedup"]
_duration = exp["duration"]
_file = exp["selection"]["info"]["file"]
_line = exp["selection"]["info"]["line"]
_func = exp["selection"]["info"]["dfunc"]
_sym_addr = exp["selection"]["symbol_address"]
_selected = ":".join([_file, f"{_line}"]) if _sym_addr == 0 else _func
if not re.search(_selection_filter, _selected):
continue
if _selected not in data:
data[_selected] = {}
for pts in exp["progress_points"]:
_name = pts["name"]
if not re.search(_progresspt_filter, _name):
continue
if _name not in data[_selected]:
data[_selected][_name] = {}
if "delta" in pts:
_delt = pts["delta"]
if _delt > 0:
itr = find_or_insert(data[_selected][_name], _speedup)
itr += float(_duration) / float(_delt)
else:
_diff = pts["arrival"] - pts["departure"] + 1
_rate = pts["arrival"] / float(_duration)
if _rate > 0:
itr = find_or_insert(data[_selected][_name], _speedup)
itr += float(_diff) / float(_rate)
else:
_delt = pts["laps"]
if _delt > 0:
itr = find_or_insert(data[_selected][_name], _speedup)
itr += float(_duration) / float(_delt)
return data
def compute_speedups(_data, args):
data = {}
for selected, pitr in _data.items():
if selected not in data:
data[selected] = {}
for progpt, ditr in pitr.items():
data[selected][progpt] = OrderedDict(sorted(ditr.items()))
from os.path import dirname
ret = []
for selected, pitr in _data.items():
for progpt, ditr in pitr.items():
if 0 not in ditr.keys():
# print(f"missing baseline data for {progpt} in {selected}...")
continue
_baseline = ditr[0].mean()
for speedup, itr in ditr.items():
if len(args.speedups) > 0 and speedup not in args.speedups:
continue
if speedup != itr.speedup:
raise ValueError(f"in {selected}: {speedup} != {itr.speedup}")
_val = line_speedup(selected, progpt, itr, ditr[0])
ret.append(_val)
ret.sort()
_last_name = None
_last_prog = None
result = []
for itr in ret:
if itr.name != _last_name or itr.prog != _last_prog:
result.append([])
result[-1].append(itr)
_last_name = itr.name
_last_prog = itr.prog
_data = []
for itr in result:
_data.append(experiment_progress(itr))
_data.sort()
return _data
def get_validations(args):
data = []
_len = len(args.validate)
if _len == 0:
return data
elif _len % 5 != 0:
raise ValueError(
"validation requires format: {experiment regex} {progress-point regex} {virtual-speedup} {expected-speedup} {tolerance} (i.e. 5 args per validation. There are {} extra/missing arguments".format(
_len % 5
)
)
v = args.validate
for i in range(int(_len / 5)):
off = 5 * i
data.append(
validation(v[off + 0], v[off + 1], v[off + 2], v[off + 3], v[off + 4])
)
return data
def main():
import argparse
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument(
"-e", "--experiments", type=str, help="Regex for experiments", default=".*"
)
parser.add_argument(
"-p",
"--progress-points",
type=str,
help="Regex for progress points",
default=".*",
)
parser.add_argument(
"-n", "--num-points", type=int, help="Minimum number of data points", default=5
)
parser.add_argument(
"-i", "--input", type=str, nargs="*", help="Input file(s)", required=True
)
parser.add_argument(
"-s",
"--speedups",
type=int,
help="List of speedup values to report",
nargs="*",
default=[],
)
parser.add_argument(
"-d",
"--stddev",
type=int,
help="Number of standard deviations to report",
default=1,
)
parser.add_argument(
"-v",
"--validate",
type=str,
nargs="*",
help="Validate speedup: {experiment regex} {progress-point regex} {virtual-speedup} {expected-speedup} {tolerance}",
default=[],
)
args = parser.parse_args()
num_stddev = args.stddev
num_speedups = len(args.speedups)
if num_speedups > 0 and args.num_points > num_speedups:
args.num_points = num_speedups
data = {}
for inp in args.input:
with open(inp, "r") as f:
inp_data = json.load(f)
data = process_data(data, inp_data, args)
results = compute_speedups(data, args)
for itr in results:
if len(itr) < args.num_points:
continue
print("")
print(f"{itr}")
validations = get_validations(args)
expected_validations = len(validations)
correct_validations = 0
if expected_validations > 0:
print(f"\nPerforming {expected_validations} validations...\n")
for eitr in results:
_experiment = eitr.data[0].get_name()
_progresspt = eitr.data[0].prog
for ditr in eitr.data:
_virt_speedup = ditr.virtual_speedup()
_prog_speedup = ditr.compute_speedup()
for vitr in validations:
_v = vitr.validate(
_experiment, _progresspt, _virt_speedup, _prog_speedup
)
if _v is None:
continue
if _v is True:
correct_validations += 1
else:
sys.stderr.write(
f" [{_experiment}][{_progresspt}][{_virt_speedup}] failed validation: {_prog_speedup:8.3f} != {vitr.program_speedup} +/- {vitr.tolerance}\n"
)
if expected_validations != correct_validations:
sys.stderr.flush()
sys.stderr.write(
f"\nCausal profiling predictions not validated. Expected {expected_validations}, found {correct_validations}\n"
)
sys.stderr.flush()
sys.exit(-1)
elif expected_validations > 0:
print(f"Causal profiling predictions validated: {expected_validations}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()