Thanks for the info!
On 1/31/2017 11:01 PM, Brice Goglin wrote:
shade/highlight is included in the "cpuset" and "allowed_cpuset" fields
inside the XML (even when not using --pid).
By default, only what's "available" is displayed. If you want
"disallowed" things to appear (in different colors),
shade/highlight is included in the "cpuset" and "allowed_cpuset" fields
inside the XML (even when not using --pid).
By default, only what's "available" is displayed. If you want
"disallowed" things to appear (in different colors), add --whole-system
when drawing (in the second command-line).
Thanks Brice,
I believe I am rebuilding it as you say, but I can retry tomorrow at my
desk.
I looked in the XML and can see the taskset data, but since I cannot do
--pid ###, it seems to not shade/highlight the tasksets.
I'll drop the args that are redundant and try the exact form you list.
Hi,
I seem to be stuck. What I would like to do, is us lstopo to generate
files that I can plot on another system (the nodes lack the necessary
libraries for graphical output).
That is, I would like to see something like
lstopo --only core --pid ${pid} --taskset --no-io --no-bridges
