Hi everybody,
The build is broken:
That is unfortunate, thanks for notifying. I will fix it as soon as
possible.
Janus, you added this code to benchmark.py:
def update_args(runtime, options):
args = {}
if options.args != "":
for arg in options.args.split(','):
id, value = arg.split('=')
args[id] = long(value)
runtime.setArgs(args)
return runtime
Yes I did.
What is that supposed to do?
It is supposed to be a way for providing arguments for runtimes, which
are unique for a given runtime.
We don't have a setArgs method anywhere,
If you use the --args commandline argument then it is your
responsibility that the runtime you use has a proper setArgs method.
and we don't use the Java-like CamelCase coding style anyway.
Right, I will change that, as soon as possible.
You're not trying to parse the command line, right? (we have
optparse for that)
I believe that the commandline arguments should be general to all
runtimes.
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THE ALEXANDRA INSTITUTE LTD.
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