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- /*
- * This file is part of the StarPU Handbook.
- * Copyright (C) 2009--2011 Universit@'e de Bordeaux 1
- * Copyright (C) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
- * Copyright (C) 2011, 2012 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique
- * See the file version.doxy for copying conditions.
- */
- /*! \defgroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time Theoretical Lower Bound on Execution Time
- \brief Compute theoretical upper computation efficiency bound
- corresponding to some actual execution.
- \fn void starpu_bound_start(int deps, int prio)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Start recording tasks (resets stats). \p deps tells whether
- dependencies should be recorded too (this is quite expensive)
- \fn void starpu_bound_stop(void)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Stop recording tasks
- \fn void starpu_bound_print_dot(FILE *output)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Print the DAG that was recorded
- \fn void starpu_bound_compute(double *res, double *integer_res, int integer)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Get theoretical upper bound (in ms) (needs glpk support
- detected by configure script). It returns 0 if some performance models
- are not calibrated.
- \fn void starpu_bound_print_lp(FILE *output)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Emit the Linear Programming system on \p output for the recorded
- tasks, in the lp format
- \fn void starpu_bound_print_mps(FILE *output)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Emit the Linear Programming system on \p output for the recorded
- tasks, in the mps format
- \fn void starpu_bound_print(FILE *output, int integer)
- \ingroup API_Theoretical_Lower_Bound_on_Execution_Time
- Emit statistics of actual execution vs theoretical upper bound.
- \p integer permits to choose between integer solving (which takes a
- long time but is correct), and relaxed solving (which provides an
- approximate solution).
- */
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