Hello,
The -show-* options actually show more information in the standard output.
I think though that the -show-memory-usage is enabled by default.
What you describe would be the behavior for an option called -quiet, but
at the moment such an option is not implemented.
Sébastien
On 10/24/2012 06:01 PM, Susan Miller wrote:
> Dear Sebastien,
>
> When I run the Ray assembler (version 2.0) I see a large amount of
> output written to STDOUT, such as:
>
> Rank 11: assembler memory usage: 53252 KiB
> Rank 1: assembler memory usage: 52624 KiB
> Rank 1: assembler memory usage: 52944 KiB
> Rank 9: assembler memory usage: 52328 KiB
> Rank 9: assembler memory usage: 52648 KiB
> Rank 8: assembler memory usage: 52648 KiB
> ...
> Rank 16 is testing the network [2000/24000]
> Rank 10 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 18 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 9 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 1 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 4 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 3 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> Rank 7 is testing the network [3000/24000]
> ...
> Rank 3: mode latency for r2i3n3 when requesting a reply for a message of
> 4000 bytes is 11 microseconds (10^-6 seconds)
> Rank 19 is testing the network [24000/24000]
> Rank 17 is testing the network [24000/24000]
> Rank 8: mode latency for r2i3n3 when requesting a reply for a message of
> 4000 bytes is 12 microseconds (10^-6 seconds)
> Rank 12 is testing the network [24000/24000]
> Rank 19: mode latency for r3i3n12 when requesting a reply for a message
> of 4000 bytes is 11 microseconds (10^-6 seconds)
> ...
>
> which leads me to wonder if the -show-* options are on by default. I
> would like to have as little output written to STDOUT as possible. Can
> you tell me how to get this non-verbose behavior from Ray?
>
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