so I managed to pass a negative length but it fails with
```
NetperfDemoRunner TCP netperf::5 finished
Runner aggregation finished
Data file written to ./tcp_iperf_delay-2018-06-08T154503.539961.flent.gz.
Creating new PlotFormatter
CACHEDIR=/home/teto/.cache/matplotlib
Using fontManager instance f
Matthieu Coudron writes:
> `You just want to repeat a single download and measure its time,`
> Yes that's exactly it.
Right. Well, there are basically two ways you can go about this. Either
you create a test that runs only a single test, capture the delay as a
metadata item, and then the test mu
`You just want to repeat a single download and measure its time,`
Yes that's exactly it.
What I don't get is the mapping between the DATA_SET items and the python code.
I get that for the PLOTS[XXX], you should specify in 'series' the name of a
DATA_SETS entry but I haven't seen yet how the ru
Matthieu Coudron writes:
> I would like to send a fixed amount of data (I am more used to iperf)
> so for instance run 10 times ` iperf -c HOST -n 6MB` and show a cdf of
> the completion times.
Hmm, so what is it that you are trying to measure here? This doesn't
sound like it's a timeseries data
