def ParseCommandLine(self):
"""
Parse command line arguments.
@return tuple with:
@return - options dictionary
@return - parser for command line
"""
version = '$Revision: 1.11 $'
version = version.replace(' ', '')
ver = version.replace(' $', '')
us, desc = self.GetHelpParams()
parser = optparse.OptionParser(
usage=us,
description=desc,
version=ver,
formatter=cmd_options.BlankLinesIndentedHelpFormatter())
# Define the command line options which control the behavior of the
# script. Some of these methods take a 2nd argument which is the empty
# string ''. If the script uses option groups, then this parameter is
# the group. However, this script does not use option groups, so the
# argument is empty.
#
drd_util.debug(parser)
cmd_options.arch(parser, '')
cmd_options.cross_os(parser, '')
cmd_options.pin_options(parser)
cmd_options.pintool_help(parser)
cmd_options.pintool_options(parser)
cmd_options.pintool(parser)
cmd_options.verbose(parser)
# import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()
# Read in configuration files and set global variables.
# No requirment to read in a config file, but it's OK
# to give one.
#
config_obj = config.ConfigClass()
config_obj.GetCfgGlobals(options,
False) # No, don't need required parameters
# If user just wants 'pintool_help', don't look for command line
# but instead return from this function.
#
if not (hasattr(options, 'pintool_help') and options.pintool_help):
# Get the binary and arguments to run in 'options.command'
# and the old. May also get new pinball name if necessary.
#
replay_pb, log_pb = self.GetArgs(args, parser, options)
return options, replay_pb, log_pb
else:
return options, None, None
def ParseCommandLine(self):
"""
Parse command line arguments, including the binary/options to log.
@return tuple with:
@return - options dictionary
@return - parser for command line
"""
version = '$Revision: 1.23 $'
version = version.replace(' ', '')
ver = version.replace(' $', '')
us, desc = self.GetHelpParams()
parser = optparse.OptionParser(
usage=us,
description=desc,
version=ver,
formatter=cmd_options.BlankLinesIndentedHelpFormatter())
# Define the command line options which control the behavior of the
# script. Some of these methods take a 2nd argument which is the empty
# string ''. If the script uses option groups, then this parameter is
# the group. However, this script does not use option groups, so the
# argument is empty.
#
drd_util.debug(parser)
cmd_options.arch(parser, '')
cmd_options.config_file(parser)
cmd_options.log_file(parser)
cmd_options.mp_type(parser, '')
cmd_options.pid(parser)
cmd_options.pin_options(parser)
cmd_options.pintool_help(parser)
cmd_options.pintool_options(parser)
cmd_options.pintool(parser)
cmd_options.single_thread(parser)
cmd_options.verbose(parser)
# import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()
# Read in configuration files and set global variables.
# No requirment to read in a config file, but it's OK
# to give one.
#
config_obj = config.ConfigClass()
config_obj.GetCfgGlobals(options,
False) # No, don't need required parameters
if not options.single_thread:
if options.mp_type == 'mpi':
opt_mode = config.MPI_MT_MODE
elif options.mp_type == 'mp':
opt_mode = config.MP_MT_MODE
else:
opt_mode = config.MT_MODE
else:
if options.mp_type == 'mpi':
opt_mode = config.MPI_MODE
elif options.mp_type == 'mp':
opt_mode = config.MP_MODE
else:
opt_mode = config.ST_MODE
setattr(options, 'mode', opt_mode)
# If user just wants 'pintool_help', don't look for command line
# but instead return from this function.
#
if not (hasattr(options, 'pintool_help') and options.pintool_help):
# Get the binary and arguments to run in 'options.command'
#
self.GetArgs(args, parser, options)
return options, parser