Source code for spinnman.model.executable_targets

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from spinn_machine import CoreSubsets
from spinnman.exceptions import SpinnmanInvalidParameterException


[docs]class ExecutableTargets(object): """ Encapsulate the binaries and cores on which to execute them. """ __slots__ = [ "_all_core_subsets", "_targets", "_total_processors"] def __init__(self): self._targets = dict() self._total_processors = 0 self._all_core_subsets = CoreSubsets()
[docs] def add_subsets(self, binary, subsets): """ Add core subsets to a binary :param binary: the path to the binary needed to be executed :param subsets: \ the subset of cores that the binary needs to be loaded on :return: """ for subset in subsets.core_subsets: for p in subset.processor_ids: self.add_processor(binary, subset.x, subset.y, p)
[docs] def add_processor(self, binary, chip_x, chip_y, chip_p): """ Add a processor to the executable targets :param binary: the binary path for executable :param chip_x: the coordinate on the machine in terms of x for the chip :param chip_y: the coordinate on the machine in terms of y for the chip :param chip_p: the processor ID to place this executable on :return: """ if self.known(binary, chip_x, chip_y, chip_p): return if binary not in self._targets: self._targets[binary] = CoreSubsets() self._targets[binary].add_processor(chip_x, chip_y, chip_p) self._all_core_subsets.add_processor(chip_x, chip_y, chip_p) self._total_processors += 1
[docs] def get_cores_for_binary(self, binary): """ Get the cores that a binary is to run on :param binary: The binary to find the cores for """ return self._targets.get(binary)
@property def binaries(self): """ The binaries of the executables """ return self._targets.keys() @property def total_processors(self): """ The total number of cores to be loaded """ return self._total_processors @property def all_core_subsets(self): """ All the core subsets for all the binaries """ return self._all_core_subsets
[docs] def known(self, binary, chip_x, chip_y, chip_p): if self._all_core_subsets.is_core(chip_x, chip_y, chip_p): # OK if and only if the chip is in this binary already if binary in self._targets: if self._targets[binary].is_core(chip_x, chip_y, chip_p): return True parameter = "x:{} y:{} p:{}".format(chip_x, chip_y, chip_p) problem = "Already associated with a different binary" raise SpinnmanInvalidParameterException(parameter, binary, problem) else: return False