Exemple #1
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def compile(env, **kwargs):
    """Compiles source file on the remote machine and returns name of
       the executable that may be ran

       USES
          * env['source_file'] - source file name
          * env['language'] - if ``env['compiler']`` is not set and
            ``env['language']`` is, the compiler is set to ``'default-' +
            env['language']``.
          * the entire ``env`` is also passed to the ``compile`` job

       PRODUCES
          * env['compilation_result'] - may be OK if the file compiled
            successfully or CE otherwise.
          * env['compiled_file'] - exists if and only if
            env['compilation_result'] is set to OK and contains compiled
            binary path
          * env['compilation_message'] - contains compiler stdout and stderr
          * env['exec_info'] - information how to execute the compiled file
    """

    compilation_job = env.copy()
    compilation_job['job_type'] = 'compile'
    compilation_job['task_priority'] = COMPILE_TASK_PRIORITY
    compilation_job['out_file'] = _make_filename(env, 'exe')
    if 'language' in env and 'compiler' not in env:
        compilation_job['compiler'] = 'default-' + env['language']
    env['workers_jobs'] = {'compile': compilation_job}
    return transfer_job(env, 'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.transfer_job',
                        'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.restore_job')
Exemple #2
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def compile(env, **kwargs):
    """Compiles source file on the remote machine and returns name of
       the executable that may be ran

       USES
          * env['source_file'] - source file name
          * env['language'] - if ``env['compiler']`` is not set and
            ``env['language']`` is, the compiler is set to ``'default-' +
            env['language']``.
          * the entire ``env`` is also passed to the ``compile`` job

       PRODUCES
          * env['compilation_result'] - may be OK if the file compiled
            successfully or CE otherwise.
          * env['compiled_file'] - exists if and only if
            env['compilation_result'] is set to OK and contains compiled
            binary path
          * env['compilation_message'] - contains compiler stdout and stderr
          * env['exec_info'] - information how to execute the compiled file
    """

    compilation_job = env.copy()
    compilation_job['job_type'] = 'compile'
    compilation_job['task_priority'] = COMPILE_TASK_PRIORITY
    compilation_job['out_file'] = _make_filename(env, 'exe')
    if 'language' in env and 'compiler' not in env:
        compilation_job['compiler'] = 'default-' + env['language']
    env['workers_jobs'] = {'compile': compilation_job}
    return transfer_job(env,
            'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.transfer_job',
            'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.restore_job')
Exemple #3
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def _call_transfer(environ):
    environ['magic'] = 1234
    return transfer_job(
            environ,
            'oioioi.evalmgr.tests.tests._transfer',
            'oioioi.evalmgr.tests.tests._resume',
            transfer_kwargs={'transfer_magic': 42})
Exemple #4
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def _call_transfer(environ):
    environ['magic'] = 1234
    return transfer_job(
            environ,
            'oioioi.evalmgr.tests.tests._transfer',
            'oioioi.evalmgr.tests.tests._resume',
            transfer_kwargs={'transfer_magic': 42})
Exemple #5
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def run_tests(env, kind=None, **kwargs):
    """Runs tests and saves their results into the environment

       If ``kind`` is specified, only tests with the given kind will be run.

       Used ``environ`` keys:
         * ``tests``: this should be a dictionary, mapping test name into
           the environment to pass to the ``exec`` job
         * ``unsafe_exec``: set to ``True`` if we want to use only
           ``ulimit()`` to limit the executable file resources, ``False``
           otherwise (see the documentation for ``unsafe-exec`` job for
           more information),
         * ``compiled_file``: the compiled file which will be tested,
         * ``exec_info``: information how to execute ``compiled_file``
         * ``check_outputs``: set to ``True`` if the output should be verified
         * ``checker``: if present, it should be the filetracker path
           of the binary used as the output checker,
         * ``save_outputs``: set to ``True`` if and only if each of
           test results should have its output file attached.
         * ``sioworkers_extra_args``: dict mappting kinds to additional
           arguments passed to
           :fun:`oioioi.sioworkers.jobs.run_sioworkers_jobs`
           (kwargs).

       Produced ``environ`` keys:
         * ``test_results``: a dictionary, mapping test names into
           dictionaries with the following keys:

             ``result_code``
               test status: OK, WA, RE, ...
             ``result_string``
               detailed supervisor information (for example, where the
               required and returned outputs differ)
             ``time_used``
               total time used, in miliseconds
             ``mem_used``
               memory usage, in KiB
             ``num_syscalls``
               number of syscalls performed
             ``out_file``
               filetracker path to the output file (only if
               ``env['save_outputs']`` was set)

           If the dictionary already exists, new test results are appended.
    """
    jobs = dict()
    not_to_judge = []
    for test_name, test_env in six.iteritems(env['tests']):
        if kind and test_env['kind'] != kind:
            continue
        if not test_env['to_judge']:
            not_to_judge.append(test_name)
            continue
        job = test_env.copy()
        job['job_type'] = (env.get('exec_mode', '') + '-exec').lstrip('-')
        if kind == 'INITIAL' or kind == 'EXAMPLE':
            job['task_priority'] = EXAMPLE_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        elif env['submission_kind'] == 'TESTRUN':
            job['task_priority'] = TESTRUN_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        else:
            job['task_priority'] = DEFAULT_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        job['exe_file'] = env['compiled_file']
        job['exec_info'] = env['exec_info']
        job['check_output'] = env.get('check_outputs', True)
        if env.get('checker'):
            job['chk_file'] = env['checker']
        if env.get('save_outputs'):
            job.setdefault('out_file', _make_filename(env, test_name + '.out'))
            job['upload_out'] = True
        job['untrusted_checker'] = env['untrusted_checker']
        jobs[test_name] = job
    extra_args = env.get('sioworkers_extra_args', {}).get(kind, {})
    env['workers_jobs'] = jobs
    env['workers_jobs.extra_args'] = extra_args
    env['workers_jobs.not_to_judge'] = not_to_judge
    return transfer_job(env, 'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.transfer_job',
                        'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.restore_job')
Exemple #6
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def run_tests(env, kind=None, **kwargs):
    """Runs tests and saves their results into the environment

       If ``kind`` is specified, only tests with the given kind will be run.

       Used ``environ`` keys:
         * ``tests``: this should be a dictionary, mapping test name into
           the environment to pass to the ``exec`` job
         * ``unsafe_exec``: set to ``True`` if we want to use only
           ``ulimit()`` to limit the executable file resources, ``False``
           otherwise (see the documentation for ``unsafe-exec`` job for
           more information),
         * ``compiled_file``: the compiled file which will be tested,
         * ``exec_info``: information how to execute ``compiled_file``
         * ``check_outputs``: set to ``True`` if the output should be verified
         * ``checker``: if present, it should be the filetracker path
           of the binary used as the output checker,
         * ``save_outputs``: set to ``True`` if and only if each of
           test results should have its output file attached.
         * ``sioworkers_extra_args``: dict mappting kinds to additional
           arguments passed to
           :fun:`oioioi.sioworkers.jobs.run_sioworkers_jobs`
           (kwargs).

       Produced ``environ`` keys:
         * ``test_results``: a dictionary, mapping test names into
           dictionaries with the following keys:

             ``result_code``
               test status: OK, WA, RE, ...
             ``result_string``
               detailed supervisor information (for example, where the
               required and returned outputs differ)
             ``time_used``
               total time used, in miliseconds
             ``mem_used``
               memory usage, in KiB
             ``num_syscalls``
               number of syscalls performed
             ``out_file``
               filetracker path to the output file (only if
               ``env['save_outputs']`` was set)

           If the dictionary already exists, new test results are appended.
    """
    jobs = dict()
    not_to_judge = []
    for test_name, test_env in six.iteritems(env['tests']):
        if kind and test_env['kind'] != kind:
            continue
        if not test_env['to_judge']:
            not_to_judge.append(test_name)
            continue
        job = test_env.copy()
        job['job_type'] = (env.get('exec_mode', '') + '-exec').lstrip('-')
        if kind == 'INITIAL' or kind == 'EXAMPLE':
            job['task_priority'] = EXAMPLE_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        elif env['submission_kind'] == 'TESTRUN':
            job['task_priority'] = TESTRUN_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        else:
            job['task_priority'] = DEFAULT_TEST_TASK_PRIORITY
        job['exe_file'] = env['compiled_file']
        job['exec_info'] = env['exec_info']
        job['check_output'] = env.get('check_outputs', True)
        if env.get('checker'):
            job['chk_file'] = env['checker']
        if env.get('save_outputs'):
            job.setdefault('out_file', _make_filename(env, test_name + '.out'))
            job['upload_out'] = True
        job['untrusted_checker'] = env['untrusted_checker']
        jobs[test_name] = job
    extra_args = env.get('sioworkers_extra_args', {}).get(kind, {})
    env['workers_jobs'] = jobs
    env['workers_jobs.extra_args'] = extra_args
    env['workers_jobs.not_to_judge'] = not_to_judge
    return transfer_job(env,
            'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.transfer_job',
            'oioioi.sioworkers.handlers.restore_job')