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https://github.com/lquenti/blackheap

An blackbox approach to I/O modelling. (Migrated to Codeberg)

https://github.com/lquenti/blackheap

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benchmark fuse hpc kernel-density-estimation linear-regression performance-analysis statistics
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An blackbox approach to I/O modelling. (Migrated to Codeberg)

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  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: lquenti
  • Language: C
  • Default Branch: master
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  • Size: 9.76 MB
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  • Stars: 5
  • Watchers: 2
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benchmark fuse hpc kernel-density-estimation linear-regression performance-analysis statistics
Created almost 4 years ago · Last pushed 10 months ago
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README.md

Blackheap

BIG RECODE, old-v0 is the old branch

This tool creates a performance model of your I/O speed and further allows to predict future preformance.

Note

There is a big recode right now. But how does one eat an elephant...

How to get it running

Locally, normal device

Normally cargo build --release should suffice

SCC cluster

  • Use rustup, not modules

  • Get a up to date rust compiler via rustup update

  • cc, which is mapped to the default gcc, is too old.

    • Load a newer gcc via module load gcc/11.4.0
    • Tell rust to use that one via CC=$(which gcc) cargo build --release

Emmy HLRN cluster

  • Use rustup, not modules

  • Get a up to date rust compiler via rustup update

  • get the newest gcc as module as well

    • Tell rust to use that one via CC=$(which gcc) cargo build --release