def __init__(self):
self.outputpercore(True)
# I don't know how to create an object in a singleton manner in python
# so simply instantiating an object of cputopology again here.
self.ct = clr_nodeinfo.cputopology()
self.cpus = self.ct.onlinecpus # just for convenience
self.init = False
for cpuid in self.cpus:
tmp = cpustatvals(cpuid) # just for cpustatfn
statpath = tmp.cpustatfn(cpuid)
if not os.path.exists(statpath):
# print 'Not found', statpath
return
self.init = True
self.cnt = 0
self.samples = [
[cpustatvals(i) for i in self.cpus],
[cpustatvals(i) for i in self.cpus] ]
self.sample()
def __init__ (self):
# default values
self.cooldowntemp = 45 # depend on arch
#self.output = sys.stdout
self.intervalsec = 1
#XXX: demo
self.beacon = False
self.logger = self.defaultlogger
# instantiate class
self.nc = clr_nodeinfo.nodeconfig()
self.ct = clr_nodeinfo.cputopology()
self.samples = []
self.ctr = clr_hwmon.coretemp_reader()
self.samples.append("temp") # XXX: fix coretemp_reader.init
self.rapl = clr_rapl.rapl_reader()
if self.rapl.init:
self.samples.append("energy")
#self.amp = clr_amperf.amperf_reader()
self.freq = clr_cpufreq.cpufreq_reader()
if self.freq.init:
self.samples.append("freq")
self.acpi = clr_hwmon.acpi_power_meter_reader()
if self.acpi.init:
self.samples.append("acpi")