Configuration
{
random_seed: ![42,935,128643],
warmup: 20000,
measured: 10000,
topology: Torus
{
sides: [8,8],
servers_per_router: 2,
},
traffic: HomogeneousTraffic
{
pattern: ![
Uniform { legend_name:"uniform" },
RandomPermutation { legend_name:"random server permutation" },
CartesianTransform
{
sides: [2,8,8],
shift: [0,3,0],
legend_name: "3-shift on x (a.k.a. tornado)",
},
CartesianTransform
{
sides: [2,8,8],
permute: [0,2,1],
legend_name: "transpose",
},
],
servers: 128,
load: ![0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0],
//message_size: 128,
message_size: 16,
},
maximum_packet_size: 16,
router: Basic
{
virtual_channels: 2,
//Choose randomly among the legal choices for each request.
virtual_channel_policies: [ EnforceFlowControl, Random ],
delay: 0,//0 cycles per router, as in fsin. Does it has even sense in the basic router?
buffer_size: 64,//phits per buffer
bubble: true,
flit_size: 16,//phits in each packet. If equal to packet_size then it is virtual cut-through
intransit_priority: false,
allow_request_busy_port: true,
output_prioritize_lowest_label: false,
output_buffer_size:32,
},
routing: ![
//This should enter a deadlock
Shortest { legend_name: "unrestricted minimal routing" },
DOR { order: [0,1], legend_name: "xy-DOR" },
//Valiant's scheme, using DOR for both segments.
Valiant {
first: ChannelMap{routing:DOR {order:[0,1]},map:[ [0] ]},
second: ChannelMap{routing:DOR {order:[0,1]},map:[ [1] ]},
legend_name: "Valiant over DOR"
},
],
link_classes: [
LinkClass
{
delay: 1,
//frequency_divisor: 1,//optionally set how many base cycles make out a link cycle of this class.
},
LinkClass
{
delay: 1,
//frequency_divisor: 1,//optionally set how many base cycles make out a link cycle of this class.
},
LinkClass
{
delay: 1,
//frequency_divisor: 1,//optionally set how many base cycles make out a link cycle of this class.
},
LinkClass
{
delay: 1,
//frequency_divisor: 1,//optionally set how many base cycles make out a link cycle of this class.
},
],
launch_configurations: [
Slurm
{
job_pack_size: 2,
time: "0-12:00:00",
}
]
}