Beispiel #1
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def setup_things(options, arguments):
    # We need to do this after we have read the configuration files.

    # debug switches for ocaml
    if getattr(options, 'debugpillsizereports'):
        ocamlfeatures.set('debug', 'do_ocaml_pill_memory_reports', 'true')
    else:
        ocamlfeatures.set('debug', 'do_ocaml_pill_memory_reports', 'false')

    #if getattr(options, 'slavelog'):
    #    ocamlfeatures.set('nmag','slavelog','true')
    #else:
    #    ocamlfeatures.set('nmag','slavelog','false')

    log.debug("Ocamlfeatures after dealing with command line arguments:\n%s" %
              str(ocamlfeatures))

    # Do we actually need this?
    # fangohr 26/08/2008: Yes, this is useful for debugging and to understand
    #                     the configuration code.

    # Write current configurations if required
    if pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'dumpconf', raw=True):
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch, dumping configurations...")

        runidbase = os.path.join(pyfeatures.get('etc', 'savedir'),
                                 pyfeatures.get('etc', 'runid'))

        conf_filename_1 = runidbase + '_nmag.conf'
        pyfeatures.to_file(conf_filename_1)
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: pyfeatures -> '%s'" %
                 conf_filename_1)

        conf_filename_2 = runidbase + '_ocaml.conf'
        open(conf_filename_2, 'w').write(str(ocamlfeatures))
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: ocamlfeatures -> '%s'" %
                 conf_filename_2)

        logfilepath = pyfeatures.config.defaults()['logfilepath']
        logconf = nsim.features.Features(local=True,
                                         defaults={'logfilepath': logfilepath})
        logconfigfilename = pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'logconfigfile')
        logconf.from_file(logconfigfilename)

        conf_filename_3 = runidbase + '_log.conf'
        logconf.to_file(conf_filename_3)
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: logging.conf -> '%s'" %
                 conf_filename_3)

    if pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'slavelog', raw=True):
        import ocaml
        ocaml.nlog_log_mpi('ocaml.ocaml', 20,
                           'Log messages from slaves are reported to stdout')
Beispiel #2
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def setup_things(options, arguments):
    # We need to do this after we have read the configuration files.

    # debug switches for ocaml
    if getattr(options, 'debugpillsizereports'):
        ocamlfeatures.set('debug', 'do_ocaml_pill_memory_reports', 'true')
    else:
        ocamlfeatures.set('debug', 'do_ocaml_pill_memory_reports', 'false')

    #if getattr(options, 'slavelog'):
    #    ocamlfeatures.set('nmag','slavelog','true')
    #else:
    #    ocamlfeatures.set('nmag','slavelog','false')

    log.debug("Ocamlfeatures after dealing with command line arguments:\n%s"
              % str(ocamlfeatures))

    # Do we actually need this?
    # fangohr 26/08/2008: Yes, this is useful for debugging and to understand
    #                     the configuration code.

    # Write current configurations if required
    if pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'dumpconf', raw=True):
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch, dumping configurations...")

        runidbase = os.path.join(pyfeatures.get('etc', 'savedir'),
                                 pyfeatures.get('etc', 'runid'))

        conf_filename_1 = runidbase + '_nmag.conf'
        pyfeatures.to_file(conf_filename_1)
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: pyfeatures -> '%s'"
                 % conf_filename_1)

        conf_filename_2 = runidbase + '_ocaml.conf'
        open(conf_filename_2, 'w').write(str(ocamlfeatures))
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: ocamlfeatures -> '%s'"
                 % conf_filename_2)

        logfilepath = pyfeatures.config.defaults()['logfilepath']
        logconf = nsim.features.Features(local=True,
                                         defaults={'logfilepath':logfilepath})
        logconfigfilename = pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'logconfigfile')
        logconf.from_file(logconfigfilename)

        conf_filename_3 = runidbase + '_log.conf'
        logconf.to_file(conf_filename_3)
        log.info("Found --dumpconf switch: logging.conf -> '%s'"
                 % conf_filename_3)

    if pyfeatures.get('nmag', 'slavelog', raw=True):
        import ocaml
        ocaml.nlog_log_mpi('ocaml.ocaml', 20,
                           'Log messages from slaves are reported to stdout')
Beispiel #3
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import nmag
import ocaml

ocaml.nlog_setupLogger('test')

def mypythonhandler(level,msg):
    print "mypythonhandler: %d '%s'" % (level,msg)

#nmag.setup.pyfeatures.to_ocaml_features()

#print "YYYYYYYYY About to call ergister handler"

#print "YYYYYYYYY get_feature:",ocaml.snippets_get_feature('nmag','slavelog')
ocaml.nlog_register_handler('test',mypythonhandler)
#print "ZZZ get_feature:",ocaml.snippets_get_feature('nmag','slavelog')

#print message on all nodes

ocaml.nlog_log_mpi('test',51,'High priority Test message from all nodes')
print "Setting loglevel to 20"
ocaml.nlog_setLogLevel('test',20)
ocaml.nlog_log_mpi('test',10,'Debug Test message from all nodes (should not be shown)')
print "Setting loglevel to 10"
ocaml.nlog_setLogLevel('test',10)
ocaml.nlog_log_mpi('test',10,'Debug Test2 message from all nodes')

nmag.ipython()