Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Export pbdPAPI profiler objects. The typicial use case would be to profile with pbdPAPI, export the profiler objects, then finally import them to an R session where the hpcvis package is installed.
1 | papiexport(..., file = NULL)
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... |
A set of objects generated |
file |
An optional argument to |
pbdPAPI can only be installed and utilized in a limited number
of environments (mostly Linux). Particularly for managed
machines (clusters, supercomputers, servers) where the user
does not have root access, installing large sets of dependencies
can be very difficult. The hpcvis package greatly enhances
pbdPAPI's capabilities, adding numerous plot utilities, but at
the cost of a very large dependency chain. With papiexport()
,
one can easily run the benchmarks on a machine with pbdPAPI
installed, export them with papiexport()
, then import
the results into an R session with hpcvis installed.
The function is a wrapper around dump()
.
NULL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | ## Not run:
library(pbdPAPI)
x <- system.cache(rnorm(1e4))
y <- system.cache(rnorm(2e4))
papiexport(x, y)
## End(Not run)
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