source: doc/theses/colby_parsons_MMAth/benchmarks/mutex_stmt/run@ 6e6989c

#!/bin/bash -

false=0; true=1

# Usage: arch [ hostname ] returns hostname, cores, startcore
#
#   Define machine architecture based on starting socket, CPUs (cores) per socket, number of
#   sockets, has hyperthreading.

start=0

arch() {
        hostname=${1:-`hostname`}                       # return value
        hashyper=${true}                                        # assume machine has hyperthreads
        if [ "${hostname}" = "plg2" ] ; then
                startsocket=${start}
                cps=16                                                  # coresPerSocket
                sockets=2
                hashyper=${false}                               # has no hyperthreads
        elif [ "${hostname}" = "nasus" ] ; then
                startsocket=${start}
                cps=64                                                  # coresPerSocket
                sockets=2
        elif [ "${hostname}" = "pyke" ] ; then
                startsocket=${start}
                cps=24                                                  # coresPerSocket
                sockets=2
        elif [ "${hostname}" = "jax" ] ; then
                startsocket=${start}
                cps=24                                                  # coresPerSocket
                sockets=4
        else
                echo "unsupported host" ${hostname}
                exit 1
        fi
        cores=$(( ${cps} * ${sockets} ))
        startcore=$(( ${startsocket} * ${cps} ))
}

# Usage: affinity (global cps, sockets, startsocket, hashyper, cores, startcore, wrap)
#   returns taskset argument
#
#   This routine assumes hyperthreading has only 2 hyperthreads per core.
#
#   If hyperthread scanning is used: processor units are assigned across the low-number hyperthreads
#   of the socket's cores. When the low-number hyperthreads are filled, the high-number hyperhtreads
#   are assigned across the socket's cores. Then the next socket is assigned.
#
#   If hyperthread wrapping is used: processor units are assigned in low/high-number pairs of
#   hyperthreads across the socket's cores. Then the next socket is assigned.

wrap=${false}                                                   # set to control hyperthread assignment across socket cores

affinity() {
        if [ ${wrap} -eq ${true} -a ${hashyper} -eq ${false} ] ; then
                echo "architecture does not support hyperthreading for wrapping"
                exit 1
        fi
        taskset=""                                                      # return value
        set -- $(( ${1} - 1 ))                          # decrement $1
        if [ ${1} -eq 0 ] ; then taskset="${startcore}-${startcore}"; return; fi
        if [ ${1} -ge $(( ${cps} * ( ${sockets} - ${startsocket} ) * ( ${hashyper} + 1 ) )) ] ; then # error
                echo "not enough cores $(( ${cores} * ${sockets} )) for $(( ${1} + 1 )) starting at ${startcore}"
                exit 1
        fi
        if [ ${hashyper} -eq ${false} ] ; then taskset="${startcore}-$(( ${1} + ${startcore} ))"; return; fi # no hyperthreads
        start2=$(( ${startcore} + ${cores} ))
        if [ ${wrap} -eq ${true} ] ; then       # hyperthread wrapping
                end1=$(( ${1} / 2 + ${startcore} ))
                end2=$(( ${end1} + ${cores} ))
                if [ $(( ${1} % 2 )) -eq 0 ] ; then
                        end2=$(( ${end2} - 1 ))
                fi
                taskset="${startcore}-${end1},${start2}-${end2}"
        else                                                            # hyperthread scanning
                if [ ${1} -lt ${cps} ] ; then taskset="${startcore}-$(( ${1} + ${startcore} ))"; return; fi
                filled=$(( ${1} / ( ${cps} * 2 ) * ${cps} ))
                modulus=$(( ${1} % ( ${cps} * 2 ) ))    # leftover cores added to saturated sockets
                if [ ${modulus} -gt ${cps} ] ; then
                        taskset="${startcore}-$(( ${startcore} + ${filled} + ${cps} - 1 )),${start2}-$(( ${start2} + ${filled} + ${modulus} % ${cps} ))"
                else
                        taskset="${startcore}-$(( ${startcore} + ${filled} + ${modulus} )),${start2}-$(( ${start2} + ${filled} - 1 ))"
                fi
        fi
}

numtimes=1

# locks=('-DLOCKS=L1' '-DLOCKS=L2' '-DLOCKS=L3' '-DLOCKS=L4' '-DLOCKS=L5' '-DLOCKS=L6' '-DLOCKS=L7' '-DLOCKS=L8')
# locks='1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8'
lock_flags=('-DLOCKS=L2' '-DLOCKS=L4' '-DLOCKS=L8')
locks=('2' '4' '8')

num_threads='2 4 8 16 24 32'

# toggle benchmarks
rand=${false} # prolly not needed
order=${true}

runCFA=${true}
runCPP=${true}
# runCFA=${false}
# runCPP=${false}

cfa=~/cfa-cc/driver/cfa
cpp=g++

# Helpers to minimize code duplication

# repeats a command ${numtimes}
preprint=''
repeat_command() {
    t=1
    while [ ${t} -le ${numtimes} ] ; do
        echo -n -e ${preprint}
        "${@}"
        t=`expr ${t} + 1`
    done
}

# prints the leading info for a given run of a variant
print_header() {
    echo ${1}':'
    echo -e "cores\tthroughput (entries)"
}

# runs the current benchmark with provided args
# only works for standard-run benchmarks (not Akka)
# must split into pre and post args to be able to supply val of p
pre_args=''
post_args=''
single_run() {
    affinity ${1}
    preprint="${1}\t"
    repeat_command taskset -c ${taskset} ./a.${hostname} ${pre_args} ${1} ${post_args}
}

# runs the current bench for all processor vals
# works for standard benchs that dont need to set a config file (not Akka or CAF)
run_bench() {
    for p in ${num_threads} ; do
        single_run ${p}
    done
}

arch # get hostname

# set up leading info for python script
echo $numtimes
echo $num_threads

for i in ${!locks[@]}; do
        echo -n ${locks[$i]}' '
done
echo ""

if [ ${runCFA} -eq ${true} ] ; then
    echo -n 'CFA '
fi # done CFA
if [ ${runCPP} -eq ${true} ] ; then
    echo -n 'CPP '
fi # done CPP
echo ""

# done printing header info for output

# cfa flags
cfa_flags='-quiet -O3 -nodebug -DNDEBUG'

# cpp flagse
cpp_flags='-O3 -std=c++17 -lpthread -pthread -DNDEBUG'

# run the benchmarks

run_order() {
    echo "order locks: "${1}

    if [ ${runCFA} -eq ${true} ] ; then
        cd cfa # CFA RUN
        print_header 'CFA'
        ${cfa} ${cfa_flags} ${2} order.cfa -o a.${hostname} > /dev/null 2>&1
        run_bench
        rm a.${hostname}
        cd - > /dev/null
    fi # done CFA

    if [ ${runCPP} -eq ${true} ] ; then
        cd cpp # CPP RUN
        print_header 'CPP'
        ${cpp} ${cpp_flags} ${2} order.cc -o a.${hostname} > /dev/null 2>&1
        run_bench
        rm a.${hostname}
        cd - > /dev/null
    fi # done CPP
}

# /usr/bin/time -f "%Uu %Ss %Er %Mkb"
if [ ${order} -eq ${true} ] ; then
    for i in ${!locks[@]}; do
        run_order ${locks[$i]} ${lock_flags[$i]}
    done
fi