Configure.sh file

[EduardoJabour]

In order to test the code available through OpenMP there should be a file named "configure.sh" in the scripts folder. Instead there is a "configure.py" file. Naturally, when trying to configure the library with the suggested command "scripts/configure.sh -s greedy -a default -rts openmp" no file will be found. But also, using "configure.py" instead of "configure.sh" ("scripts/configure.py -s greedy -a default -rts openmp") the following error is returned: "IndexError: pop from empty list". Is there any other step that must be taken, before the command previously mentioned, in order to test your code?
Grateful.

[alexandrelimassantana]

Hello @EduardoJabour, thank you for your contact.
I am sorry to say that the documentation is a bit outdated in regards to the configuration file.
I have plans to re-write some parts of the library in the first weeks of August, I will also be updating the documentation by then as well.
I hope that the library will be easier to use and extend after this effort.

For the time being, you can use the following command to configure MOGSLib into the libGOMP runtime:

scripts/configure.py -traits libgomp_default -sched binlpt libgomp

Here is how it works:
The traits parameter is used to configure types with respect to the runtime system.
It expects a filename within the include/abstractions/traits path.
For libGOMP, you can use the libgomp_default, for Charm++, you can use charm_default.

The sched parameter is used to declare the schedulers that will be present in the library's interface.
It expects values in pairs, the scheduler class, and its context component.
The former must match a filename in the include/model/schedulers/ path, and the latter must match a filename in the include/abstractions/contexts/ path.

So, the command I shared with you will configure the library to operate on libGOMP and include the binlpt in the library's set of schedulers.
You can try it with other schedulers as well if you wish, just edit the -sched argument.

[EduardoJabour]

Hello @EduardoJabour, thank you for your contact.
I am sorry to say that the documentation is a bit outdated in regards to the configuration file.
I have plans to re-write some parts of the library in the first weeks of August, I will also be updating the documentation by then as well.
I hope that the library will be easier to use and extend after this effort.

For the time being, you can use the following command to configure MOGSLib into the libGOMP runtime:

scripts/configure.py -traits libgomp_default -sched binlpt libgomp

Here is how it works:
The traits parameter is used to configure types with respect to the runtime system.
It expects a filename within the include/abstractions/traits path.
For libGOMP, you can use the libgomp_default, for Charm++, you can use charm_default.

The sched parameter is used to declare the schedulers that will be present in the library's interface.
It expects values in pairs, the scheduler class, and its context component.
The former must match a filename in the include/model/schedulers/ path, and the latter must match a filename in the include/abstractions/contexts/ path.

So, the command I shared with you will configure the library to operate on libGOMP and include the binlpt in the library's set of schedulers.
You can try it with other schedulers as well if you wish, just edit the -sched argument.

Thank you very much, I was able now to configure with the referred command.
I am still having some trouble testing the the code through the test folder. Would you be kind to show me how to do it?