Crates.io | legion_prof |
lib.rs | legion_prof |
version | 0.2409.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2024-03-27 16:32:53.740947 |
updated_at | 2024-09-26 03:45:31.908336 |
description | Legion Prof: a profiler for Legion |
homepage | https://legion.stanford.edu/profiling |
repository | https://github.com/StanfordLegion/legion |
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Legion Prof is a profiler for Legion applications that visualizes the tasks and other operations that occur during a program's execution. Documentation for installing and using the profiler is provided on the Legion profiling page.
Always make sure that you build Legion in release mode (DEBUG=0
or
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
) when profiling Legion
applications. Release mode provides a substantial (often factor of 5x
or larger) speedup over debug builds.
After the application has been built, run with:
./your_legion_app -lg:prof 1 -lg:prof_logfile prof_%.gz
The flag -lg:prof 1
enables profiling, and -lg:prof_logfile
specifies the path where the corresponding log files will be
written. The character %
will be replaced with the rank number in
multi-node runs (starting at 0).
Once you have a set of logs, you can install the profiler. If you do not already have Rust installed, run:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
And then install the profiler with:
cargo install --all-features --locked legion_prof@0.YYMM.0
Where YYMM
corresponds to the version of Legion you used in the
application (i.e., YY.MM.0
).
Important: The version of the profiler MUST match the version of Legion used in the application, or the profiler may be unable to parse the logs.
If you are running an unreleased version of Legion (e.g., on the
master
branch), then you can build with:
cargo install --all-features --locked --path legion/tools/legion_prof_rs
Once legion_prof
is installed, run:
legion_prof --view prof_*.gz
For other modes of running Legion Prof, see the full profiler documentation.
We use standard Rust development practices in developing Legion Prof.
The code is formatted via cargo fmt
, and should compile warning-free
at all times. Be sure when you are compiling to check with
--all-features
:
cargo check --all-features
When developing, you may wish to build your local copy, which you can do with:
cargo run --release --all-features -- --view ...
If you need to modify the legion_prof_viewer
frontend as well, you
can modify your Cargo.toml
to point to your local copy:
legion_prof_viewer = { path = ".../path/to/prof-viewer", optional = true }