geopmpy 3.2.2

GEOPM - Global Extensible Open Power Manager Runtime Tools

geopmpy

This directory contains source code for the geopmpy Python package, which provides python bindings for libgeopm, as well as the geopmlaunch tool.

Subdirectories include:

• debian: Configuration files for debian packaging scripts
• geopmpy: Source code for modules in this package
• test: Test code for this package

Set Up a Development Environment

Run pip install -e . to install this directory in editable mode (so you don't need to reinstall between updating python source code and re-running tests). That will also install the python execution-time dependencies of this package. Also run pip install -f requirements.txt to install additional development dependencies. If you follow these steps, then you do not need to modify your PYTHONPATH variable when executing tests.

The geopmpy package depends on geopmdpy, so also be sure to install that package (e.g., in editable mode as done for this package).

The geopmpy package wraps libgeopm, which also depends on libgeopmd. Be sure to follow the build instructions in the directories for those libraries as part of setting up a geopmpy development environment. Either install those builds somewhere on your path, or manually add them to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH (examples in the next section).

Building Against Non-System-Installed Libraries ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ If you want to build geopmpy against non-system-installed headers and libgeopm binaries, you need to set your compiler's environment variables to tell it where to search for GEOPM. For example, if you built and installed libgeopm with --prefix=$HOME/build/geopm and your python extensions are compiled with gcc, then run:

CC=gcc LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/build/geopm/lib C_INCLUDE_PATH=$HOME/build/geopm/include pip install ./

to build and install this package.

Executing Tests

Run LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PWD/../libgeopm/.libs" python3 test from this directory to launch the entire test suite. Some of the tests depend on libgeopm, so it should be built before running tests. Alternatively, run LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PWD/../libgeopm/.libs" python3 -m unittest discover -p 'Test*.py'

Execute a single test case with LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PWD/../libgeopm/.libs" python3 -m unittest <one.or.more.test.modules.or.classes.or.functions>. For example: LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PWD/../libgeopm/.libs" python3 -m unittest test.TestAgent.TestAgent.test_policy_names