Source code for spinn_front_end_common.utilities.utility_calls

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""" Utility calls for interpreting bits of the DSG
"""

import io
import os
import tempfile
import threading
from urllib.parse import urlparse
from spinn_utilities.config_holder import get_config_bool
from spinnman.connections.udp_packet_connections import SCAMPConnection
from spinnman.utilities.utility_functions import (
    reprogram_tag, reprogram_tag_to_listener)
from spinnman.spalloc import SpallocEIEIOListener, SpallocEIEIOConnection
from data_specification.constants import (
    APP_PTR_TABLE_HEADER_BYTE_SIZE, APP_PTR_TABLE_REGION_BYTE_SIZE)
from data_specification.data_specification_generator import (
    DataSpecificationGenerator)
from spinn_front_end_common.data import FecDataView

# used to stop file conflicts
_lock_condition = threading.Condition()


def _mkdir(directory):
    """ Make a directory if it doesn't exist.

    .. note::
        This code is not intended to be secure against malicious third parties

    :param str directory: The directory to create
    """
    # Guarded to stop us from hitting things twice internally; it's not
    # perfect since other processes could also happen along.
    with _lock_condition:
        try:
            if not os.path.exists(directory):
                os.mkdir(directory)
        except OSError:  # pragma: no cover
            # Assume an external race beat us
            pass


[docs]def get_region_base_address_offset(app_data_base_address, region): """ Find the address of the of a given region for the DSG :param int app_data_base_address: base address for the core :param int region: the region ID we're looking for """ return (app_data_base_address + APP_PTR_TABLE_HEADER_BYTE_SIZE + (region * APP_PTR_TABLE_REGION_BYTE_SIZE))
_DAT_TMPL = "dataSpec_{}_{}_{}.dat" _RPT_TMPL = "dataSpec_{}_{}_{}.txt" _RPT_DIR = "data_spec_text_files"
[docs]def get_data_spec_and_file_writer_filename( processor_chip_x, processor_chip_y, processor_id, application_run_time_report_folder="TEMP"): """ Encapsulates the creation of the DSG writer and the file paths. :param int processor_chip_x: x-coordinate of the chip :param int processor_chip_y: y-coordinate of the chip :param int processor_id: The processor ID :param str application_run_time_report_folder: The folder to contain the resulting specification files; if 'TEMP' then a temporary directory is used. :return: the filename of the data writer and the data specification object :rtype: tuple(str, DataSpecificationGenerator) """ # pylint: disable=too-many-arguments if application_run_time_report_folder == "TEMP": application_run_time_report_folder = tempfile.gettempdir() filename = os.path.join( application_run_time_report_folder, _DAT_TMPL.format( processor_chip_x, processor_chip_y, processor_id)) data_writer = io.FileIO(filename, "wb") # check if text reports are needed and if so initialise the report # writer to send down to DSG report_writer = get_report_writer( processor_chip_x, processor_chip_y, processor_id) # build the file writer for the spec spec = DataSpecificationGenerator(data_writer, report_writer) return filename, spec
[docs]def get_report_writer(processor_chip_x, processor_chip_y, processor_id): """ Check if text reports are needed, and if so initialise the report\ writer to send down to DSG. :param int processor_chip_x: x-coordinate of the chip :param int processor_chip_y: y-coordinate of the chip :param int processor_id: The processor ID :return: the report_writer_object, or None if not reporting :rtype: ~io.FileIO or None """ # pylint: disable=too-many-arguments # check if text reports are needed at all if not get_config_bool("Reports", "write_text_specs"): return None # initialise the report writer to send down to DSG new_report_directory = os.path.join( FecDataView.get_run_dir_path(), _RPT_DIR) _mkdir(new_report_directory) name = os.path.join(new_report_directory, _RPT_TMPL.format( processor_chip_x, processor_chip_y, processor_id)) return io.TextIOWrapper(io.FileIO(name, "w"))
[docs]def parse_old_spalloc( spalloc_server, spalloc_port=22244, spalloc_user="unknown user"): """ Parse a URL to the old-style service. This may take the form: spalloc://user@spalloc.host.example.com:22244 The leading ``spalloc://`` is the mandatory part (as is the actual host name). If the port and user are omitted, the defaults given in the other arguments are used (or default defaults). A bare hostname can be used instead. If that's the case (i.e., there's no ``spalloc://`` prefix) then the port and user are definitely used. :param str spalloc_server: Hostname or URL :param int spalloc_port: Default port :param str spalloc_user: Default user :return: hostname, port, username :rtype: tuple(str,int,str) """ if spalloc_port is None or spalloc_port == "": spalloc_port = 22244 if spalloc_user is None or spalloc_user == "": spalloc_user = "unknown user" parsed = urlparse(spalloc_server, "spalloc") if parsed.netloc == "": return spalloc_server, spalloc_port, spalloc_user return parsed.hostname, (parsed.port or spalloc_port), \ (parsed.username or spalloc_user)
[docs]def retarget_tag(connection, x, y, tag, ip_address=None, strip=True): """ Make a tag deliver to the given connection. :param ~.UDPConnection connection: The connection to deliver to. :param int x: The X coordinate of the ethernet chip we are sending the message to. :param int y: The Y coordinate of the ethernet chip we are sending the message to. :param int tag: The ID of the tag to retarget. :param str ip_address: What IP address to send the message to. If ``None``, the connection is assumed to be connected to a specific board already. :param bool strip: Whether the tag should strip the SDP header before sending to the connection. """ # If the connection itself knows how, delegate to it if isinstance(connection, SpallocEIEIOListener): connection.update_tag(x, y, tag) elif isinstance(connection, SpallocEIEIOConnection): connection.update_tag(tag) elif ip_address: reprogram_tag_to_listener(connection, x, y, ip_address, tag, strip) else: reprogram_tag(connection, tag, strip)
[docs]def open_scp_connection(chip_x, chip_y, chip_ip_address): """ Create an SCP connection to the given ethernet chip. SpiNNaker will not be configured to map that connection to a tag; that is the caller's responsibility. :param int chip_x: X coordinate of the ethernet chip to connect to. :param int chip_y: Y coordinate of the ethernet chip to connect to. :param str chip_ip_address: IP address of the ethernet chip to connect to. :rtype: ~spinnman.connections.udp_packet_connections.SCAMPConnection """ if FecDataView.has_allocation_controller(): # See if the allocation controller wants to do it conn = FecDataView.get_allocation_controller().open_sdp_connection( chip_x, chip_y) if conn: return conn return SCAMPConnection(chip_x, chip_y, remote_host=chip_ip_address)