Functions
	main ()

	parse_file (args)

	search_for_entries (data_lines, device, call_semantics, data_flow)
	Search for entries for particular argument combination We return two lists: The first one gives the throughput for one compute kernel while the second one gives the total throughput per measurement including kernel launch overhead.

Variables
str	preamble = r"\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb}"

list	Devices = ["host", "device"]

list	CallSemantics = ["serial", "omp", "sycl"]

list	DataFlow = ["AoS"]

list	Markers = ["o", "s", "<", ">", "^", "v", "D"]

list	Colours

list	OutputFormats

str	output_format = "png"

Function Documentation

◆ main()

plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.main ( )

Definition at line 51 of file plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.py.

References parse_file(), and search_for_entries().

Referenced by search_for_entries().

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◆ parse_file()

plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.parse_file ( args )

Definition at line 175 of file plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.py.

Referenced by main().

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◆ search_for_entries()

plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.search_for_entries	(	data_lines,
		device,
		call_semantics,
		data_flow
	)

Search for entries for particular argument combination We return two lists: The first one gives the throughput for one compute kernel while the second one gives the total throughput per measurement including kernel launch overhead.

Definition at line 198 of file plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.py.

References main().

Referenced by main().

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Variable Documentation

◆ CallSemantics

list plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.CallSemantics = ["serial", "omp", "sycl"]

Definition at line 24 of file plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.py.

◆ Colours

list plot-throughput-fv-rusanov.Colours

Initial value:

=  [
    "#ff0000",
    "#00ff00",
    "#0000ff",
    "#abab00",
    "#ab00ab",
    "#00abab",
    "#787878",
    "#ffab50",
    "#ff50ab",
    "#abff50",
    "#50ffab",
    "#50abff",
    "#ab50ff",
]