def getState(self, data):
data = struct.unpack("!i", data)[0]
# unpack the socket data to test if it is terminated
if int(data) != self._iter:
print "c++ iter: " + data + " python iter: " + str(self._iter)
sys.exit(0)
# parse the state data which is outputed from compiler
state, reward_map, _ = parse.getstate("state.txt", self._iter,
self._maxlength,
self._actionsize, self._regs2idx,
self._tofile)
return state, reward_map
def physicaldownonoccupy():
f = open('workfile.txt', 'w')
start = 2
end = 3
firstline = "3333&" + str(start) + "&" + str(end) + "\n"
f.writelines(firstline)
f.writelines("reward\n")
phys = [2, 3]
physline = genphys(phys)
f.write(physline)
vrs = [0]
f.writelines("vreward\n")
virtline = genphys(vrs)
f.writelines(virtline)
occ = [2, 3]
for x in range(len(occ)):
f.write(genoccupy(occ[x], 1, 2))
f.close()
reg2idx = {"0": 0, "1": 1, "2": 2, "3": 3, "4": 4}
a, y, h = parse.getstate("workfile.txt", 0, 5, 5, reg2idx)
return h
def teststate():
g = {
'39': 0,
'38': 1,
'37': 2,
'43': 3,
'40': 4,
'115': 5,
'114': 6,
'117': 7,
'116': 8,
'111': 9,
'35': 13,
'113': 10,
'112': 11,
'118': 12,
'229': 14,
'237': 15,
'245': 16
}
res, _ = parse.getstate("teststate.txt", 1, 300, 17, g)
print res