xed-sys 0.6.0+xed-2024.05.20

Rust FFI bindings for Intel XED.
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- python -*-
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from __future__ import print_function
import find
import mbuild

env = mbuild.env_t(0)
env.parse_args()
work_queue = mbuild.work_queue_t(env['jobs'])


c = mbuild.command_t("/bin/sleep 1", seconds=2, show_output=False)
#work_queue.add(c)

c2 = mbuild.command_t("./spew", seconds=2, show_output=False)
#work_queue.add(c2)


def some_python_fn(a,b):
    n = 10
    x = 0
    for i in range(0,n):
        for j in range(0,n):
            for k in range(0,n):
                x += i*j*k
    return (0, [str(x)])

c3 = mbuild.command_t(some_python_fn, seconds=2, show_output=True) 
work_queue.add(c3)



# run the commands. Use --jobs N to set the number of workers to N. 
okay = work_queue.build(die_on_errors=False)
if okay:
    mbuild.msgb('BUILD', 'pass')
else:
    mbuild.msgb('BUILD', 'failed')

print (len(c2.output))
print (c2.output[0:10])
print (str(c2.stderr))
print (str(c3.output))