def test_load_data_threaded_perf(self):
# loadData - Not using threads
non_threaded_time = 0
for i in range(10000):
base = PFData(
('LW.out.press.00000.pfb'
)) # Little Washita pressure PFB with 2x2x1 grid size
base.loadHeader()
start = time.time_ns()
base.loadData()
non_threaded_time += time.time_ns() - start
# loadDataThreaded - Using 4 threads
num_threads = 4
threaded_time = 0
for i in range(10000):
test = PFData(
('LW.out.press.00000.pfb'
)) # Little Washita pressure PFB with 2x2x1 grid size
test.loadHeader()
start = time.time_ns()
test.loadPQR(
) # loadPQR() must be called before loadDataThreaded()
test.loadDataThreaded(num_threads)
threaded_time += time.time_ns() - start
base.close()
test.close()
# loadDataThreaded() should have less total time spent than loadData()
self.assertTrue(
threaded_time < non_threaded_time,
f'Using {num_threads} threads has degraded the performance of loadDataThreaded()'
)
# Display performance increase in percent change
pct_change = 100 * abs(threaded_time -
non_threaded_time) / non_threaded_time
print(
f'{pct_change:.2f}% performance increase when using LoadDataThreaded() with {num_threads} threads'
)
def test_load_data_threaded(self):
base = PFData(('press.init.pfb'))
base.loadHeader()
base.loadData()
# 1 thread
test1 = PFData(('press.init.pfb'))
test1.loadHeader()
test1.loadPQR()
test1.loadDataThreaded(1)
self.assertEqual(PFData.differenceType_none,
base.compare(test1)[0], "base and test1 are the same")
# 8 threads
test8 = PFData(('press.init.pfb'))
test8.loadHeader()
test8.loadPQR()
test8.loadDataThreaded(8)
self.assertEqual(PFData.differenceType_none,
base.compare(test8)[0], "base and test8 are the same")
# 40 threads (more than the number of subgrids)
test40 = PFData(('press.init.pfb'))
test40.loadHeader()
test40.loadPQR()
test40.loadDataThreaded(40)
self.assertEqual(PFData.differenceType_none,
base.compare(test40)[0],
"base and test40 are the same")
base.close()
test1.close()
test8.close()
test40.close()
def test_read_write_data(self):
test = PFData(('press.init.pfb'))
retval = test.loadHeader()
self.assertEqual(0, retval, 'should load header of file that exists')
retval = test.loadPQR()
self.assertEqual(0, retval, 'should load PQR of file that exists')
retval = test.loadData()
self.assertEqual(0, retval, 'should load data from valid file')
retval = test.writeFile(('press.init.pfb.tmp'))
self.assertEqual(0, retval,
'should write data from previously loaded file')
data2 = PFData(('press.init.pfb.tmp'))
data2.loadHeader()
data2.loadData()
data2.loadPQR()
self.assertIsNone(
np.testing.assert_array_equal(
test.viewDataArray(), data2.viewDataArray(),
'should read back same values we wrote'))
in_file_hash = calculate_sha1_hash(('press.init.pfb'))
out_file_hash = calculate_sha1_hash(('press.init.pfb.tmp'))
# This assertion (that the files are identical) is failing in Python and in C++
# because the original test input file was written by a tool that incorrectly set the value
self.assertNotEqual(
in_file_hash, out_file_hash,
'sha1 hash of input and output files should not match')
same, byte_diff = byte_compare_files(('press.init.pfb'),
('press.init.pfb.tmp'))
self.assertFalse(
same, 'press.init.pfb should differ from version just written')
self.assertEqual(92, byte_diff, 'first byte difference at byte 92')
test.close()
data2.close()
os.remove(('press.init.pfb.tmp'))
