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clr_hwmon.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
#
# coolr hwmon related codes
#
# This code requires the coretemp driver for temperature reading
#
# Contact: Kazutomo Yoshii <[email protected]>
#
import re, os, sys
import numpy as np
from clr_nodeinfo import *
class coretemp_reader :
def parse_pkgtemp(self,fn):
retval = -1
try:
f = open(fn , "r")
except:
return retval
l = f.readline()
m = re.search('Physical id ([0-9]+)', l )
if m:
retval=int(m.group(1))
f.close()
return retval
def parse_coretemp(self,fn):
retval = -1
try:
f = open(fn , "r")
except:
return retval
l = f.readline()
m = re.search('Core ([0-9]+)', l )
if m:
retval=int(m.group(1))
f.close()
return retval
hwmondir = '/sys/class/hwmon/'
class coretempinfo:
def __init__(self):
self.dir = ''
self.coretempfns = {} # use coreid as key
self.pkgtempfn = ''
def __init__ (self):
self.outputpercore(True)
self.coretemp = {} # use pkgid as key
for d1 in os.listdir(self.hwmondir):
# try to check see if 'name' contains 'coretemp'
tmpdir = "%s%s" % (self.hwmondir,d1)
drivername = readbuf("%s/name" % tmpdir).rstrip()
if not drivername == "coretemp":
continue
pkgid = -1
coretempfns = {}
pkgtempfn = ''
# parse all temp*_label files
for d2 in os.listdir( tmpdir ):
m = re.search( 'temp([0-9]+)_label', d2 )
if m:
tempid=int(m.group(1))
coreid = self.parse_coretemp("%s/%s" % (tmpdir, d2))
if coreid >= 0 :
coretempfns[coreid] = "%s/temp%d_input" % (tmpdir, tempid)
else: # possibly pkgid
pkgtempfn = "%s/temp%d_input" % (tmpdir, tempid)
pkgid = self.parse_pkgtemp("%s/%s" % (tmpdir, d2))
if pkgid < 0 :
print('unlikely: ', pkgtempfn)
cti = self.coretempinfo()
cti.dir = tmpdir
cti.coretempfns = coretempfns
cti.pkgtempfn = pkgtempfn
if pkgid < 0: # assume a single socket machine
self.coretemp[0] = cti
else:
self.coretemp[pkgid] = cti
def readtempall(self):
ctemp = self.coretemp
ret = {}
for pkgid in sorted(ctemp.keys()):
temps = {}
if os.access(ctemp[pkgid].pkgtempfn, os.R_OK):
val = int(readbuf(ctemp[pkgid].pkgtempfn))/1000
temps['pkg'] = val
for c in sorted(ctemp[pkgid].coretempfns.keys()):
if os.access(ctemp[pkgid].coretempfns[c], os.R_OK):
val = int(readbuf(ctemp[pkgid].coretempfns[c]))/1000
temps[str(c)] = val
ret[pkgid] = temps
return ret
def outputpercore(self,flag=True):
self.percore=flag
def sample_and_json(self,node = ""):
temp = self.readtempall()
# constructing a json output
s = '{"sample":"temp","time":%.3f' \
% (time.time())
if len(node) > 0:
s += ',"node":"%s"' % node
for p in sorted(temp.keys()):
s += ',"p%d":{' % p
pstat = self.getpkgstats(temp, p)
s += '"mean":%.2lf ' % pstat[0]
s += ',"std":%.2lf ' % pstat[1]
s += ',"min":%.2lf ' % pstat[2]
s += ',"max":%.2lf ' % pstat[3]
if self.percore:
for c in sorted(temp[p].keys()):
s += ',"%s":%d' % (c, temp[p][c])
s += '}'
s += '}'
return s
def getmaxcoretemp(self, temps):
vals = []
for pkgid in list(temps.keys()):
for c in list(temps[pkgid].keys()):
vals.append(temps[pkgid][c])
return np.max(vals)
def getpkgstats(self, temps, pkgid):
vals = []
for c in list(temps[pkgid].keys()):
vals.append(temps[pkgid][c])
return [np.mean(vals), np.std(vals), np.min(vals), np.max(vals)]
def readpkgtemp(self):
fn = "%s_input" % self.pkgtempfns[pkgid].pkgfn
f = open(fn)
v = int(f.readline())/1000.0
f.close()
return v
def readcoretemp(self,pkgid):
t = []
for fnbase in self.pkgtempfns[pkgid].corefns:
fn = "%s_input" % fnbase
if not os.access( fn, os.R_OK ):
continue # cpu may become offline
f = open(fn)
v = int(f.readline())/1000.0
f.close()
t.append(v)
return t
class acpi_power_meter_reader :
# add a nicer detection routine later
def __init__(self):
self.init = False
fn = '/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/device/power1_average'
if os.path.exists(fn):
self.init = True
def initialized(self):
return self.init
def read(self):
if not self.init:
return -1
retval=-1
fn = '/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/device/power1_average'
try:
f = open(fn , "r")
except:
return retval
l = f.readline()
retval = int(l) * 1e-6 # uW to W
f.close()
return retval
def sample_and_json(self, node=""):
if not self.init:
return ''
pwr = self.read()
buf = '{"sample":"acpi", "time":%.3f' % time.time()
if len(node) > 0:
buf += ',"node":"%s"' % node
buf += ',"power":%.2lf}' % pwr
return buf
if __name__ == '__main__':
acpipwr = acpi_power_meter_reader()
if acpipwr.initialized():
print(acpipwr.sample_and_json('testnode'))
ctr = coretemp_reader()
ctr.outputpercore(False)
temp = ctr.readtempall()
for p in sorted(temp.keys()):
print('pkg%d:' % p, end=' ')
for c in sorted(temp[p].keys()):
print("%s=%d " % (c, temp[p][c]), end=' ')
print()
for i in range(0,3):
s = ctr.sample_and_json()
print(s)
time.sleep(1)
# measure the time to read all temp
# note: reading temp on other core triggers an IPI,
# so reading temp frequency will icreate the CPU load
print('Measuring readtime() and getmaxcoretemp ...')
for i in range(0,3):
a = time.time()
temp = ctr.readtempall()
maxcoretemp = ctr.getmaxcoretemp(temp)
b = time.time()
print(' %.1f msec, maxcoretemp=%d' % ((b-a)*1000.0, maxcoretemp), end=' ')
for p in sorted(temp.keys()):
s = ctr.getpkgstats(temp, p)
print(' mean=%.2lf std=%.2lf min=%.1lf max=%.1lf' % \
(s[0], s[1], s[2], s[3]), end=' ')
print()
time.sleep(1)
print()