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Following cfb784e (#27), the argument parsing appears to be broken:
(.venv) user@host:~/dir/data $ ../latency.py --variant syscall usage: %prog <options> [-h] [-d BASE_DIR] [--dummy] [-s] [-v] [--title TITLE] [--variant VARIANT] [--runs RUNS] [--csv CSV] %prog <options>: error: unrecognized arguments: ../latency.py (.venv) user@host:~/dir/data $ ../latency.py --variant=syscall usage: %prog <options> [-h] [-d BASE_DIR] [--dummy] [-s] [-v] [--title TITLE] [--variant VARIANT] [--runs RUNS] [--csv CSV] %prog <options>: error: unrecognized arguments: ../latency.py (.venv) user@host:~/dir/data $ ../latency.py --help usage: %prog <options> [-h] [-d BASE_DIR] [--dummy] [-s] [-v] [--title TITLE] [--variant VARIANT] [--runs RUNS] [--csv CSV] options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -d BASE_DIR, --base-dir BASE_DIR Directory which is used for storing the experiment data --dummy Use dummy result directory -s, --symlink symlink the result dir (as newest) -v, --verbose increase verbosity (specify multiple times for more) --title TITLE custom title of the experiment (default: Experiment class-name) --variant VARIANT (default: syscall) --runs RUNS (default: 32000000) --csv CSV (default: False)
For the following definition of inputs:
inputs = { "variant": String("syscall"), "backend": get_backend, "runs": Integer(32000000), "csv": Bool(False), "arch": lambda self: String(uname().machine), "host": lambda self: String(uname().node), "kernel": lambda self: String(" ".join([ uname().system, uname().release, uname().version ])), }
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Following cfb784e (#27), the argument parsing appears to be broken:
For the following definition of inputs:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: