Make TargetInfo an attribute of run output, replacing the read/write
methods for the targetfile. Instead, always load it on creation, if
targetfile exists (useful for external scripts), and have a method to
set it after creation (uselful during WA run, where the output is
created before connecting to the target).
Remove wa.framework.plugin.Artifact and associated references. The name
of the class clashes with the class from output and can potentially
cause confusion.
The original intention for this was to be an "expected artifact
descriptor" of sorts that plugins can specify for validation purposes,
but that functionality was never implemented. Given that the framework
has undergone significant changes since this was implemented, it's not
clear that this is the best way to go about the original goal.
Therefore remove this for now.
Ensure that job output is processed even if a workload fails. This is
because output processing includes things like extracting logs, which
we still want to happen on failure.
Job status is now also set correctly when an error occurs during output
processing rather than actual running of the workload. Previously, the
status would be correctly set to PARTIAL in the inner except clause,
but the exception is then re-raised, and the status was "upgraded" to
FAILED in the outer except clause.
This maintains the default behaviour of bailing out immediately if any workload
fails in initialize(), but adds a setting, bail_on_init_failure, to change this
behaviour optionally. This can be useful where WA is being used more as a batch
processor.
Changes to the Status enum introduced by 31a535b5 and a9959550 broke
ran Jobs summary status at the end of the run. This fixes it so that the
total number of jobs and individual status counts are reported
correctly.
Set context for the loggers of the Runner, the workloads and the
installed instruments and processors. Errors/warnings logged by these
entities will be automatically added as events.
- Make sure TargetManager.finalize() actually gets called at the end
of the run.
- Overrule the "diconnect" parameter behavior for gem5 and make sure it
always disconnects. This necessary for stats to be generated properly.
Gem5Platform requires a host output directory as one if it's
instantiation parameters. This is not something we want to expose a
configuration parameter to the user, as for WA, the standard output
directory ought to be used.
Up to this point, WA's target instatiation process assumed that all
parameters came from the user, and there was no way for WA itself to set
them. This commit adds extra_platform_parms argument to
instantiate_target, to remedi this.
extra_platform_parms is then used to set the host output directory for
gem5 appropriately.
Some workloads, such as Geekbench, may phone home and report data about the
device they are running on. This poses a risk for users that are testing on
unreleased or otherwise confidential devices - perhaps they use a standard
agenda to run a large battery of tests, in which case they may forget to disable
these dangerous workloads.
This provides a mechanism to prevent running those workloads from running by
setting allow_phone_home=False in the user configuration.
- Re-order Status entries so that higher severity entries have higher
enum values.
- Add set_status() to Job that ensures that a status is only set if it
is of higher severity (e.g. a Job that has been marked as PARTIAL by
an instrument will not be overwritten as OK by the runner).
- Retry no generates a new job, rather than re-enqueuing the existing
object; this ensures that the output status is tracked properly.
- Adjust ManagedCallback to set set job status to FAILED if it sees a
WorkloadError, and to PARTIAL other wise. The idea being that
instruments raise WorkloadError if they have a reason to believe
workload did not execute properly and indicated failure even if the
workload itself has failed to detect it (e.g. FPS instrument detecting
crashed content, where the workload might lack any feedback regarding
the crash). Other errors would indicate an issue with the instrument
itself, and so the job is marked as PARTIAL, as there is no reason to
suspect that the workload is at fault and the other results generated
for this execution may be valid.
- Add workload property as the shortcut for accessing the workoad for
the current job.
- Add set_status method that setts the status of the current job.
- Add get_metric method that searches for a metric in the output for the
current job, or failing that, in the run output.
Added a workload type to handle workloads that have both an APK with an
application and associated automation JAR. Added benchmarkpi
implementation using using the new workload.
- Workload's update_result stage has now been broken up into two parts:
extract_results and update_output. This is to allow the assistant to
pull output from the target in between the two stages.
- Updated assistant implementations for Linux and Android targets from
the exisiting code.
- Extended target descriptor code to handle assistants and their
parameters as well.
- Updated the target manager to actually make use of the assistants.
- Implemented result processor infrastructured
- Corrected some status tracking issues (differed between states
and output).
- Added "csv" and "status" result processors (these will be the default
enabled).
- Fixed up some of the signal map for instrumentation
- Changed how priorites are specified -- no longer method name prefixes
but dedicated decorators, including an easy way of specifying a custom
priority level (no longer need to manually connect signals)
- Updated ExecutionTimeInstrument to work with the new system
- Also removed some dead code
Changing the way target descriptions work from a static mapping to
something that is dynamically generated and is extensible via plugins.
Also moving core target implementation stuff under "framework".
Changing the way target descriptions work from a static mapping to
something that is dynamically generated and is extensible via plugins.
Also moving core target implementation stuff under "framework".
