danieledesensi / mammut

MAchine Micro Management UTilities

Mammut

Mammut provides an object oriented abstraction of architectural features normally exposed by means of sysfs files or CPU registries. Mammut is mostly written in C++ but C and Python wrappers of some parts of the library are available. It also provides the possibility to manage remote machines by using a client server mechanism. For detailed description and tutorials please visit the website of the project.

If you use Mammut for scientific purposes, please cite our paper: "Mammut: High-level management of system knobs and sensors", Daniele De Sensi, Massimo Torquati, Marco Danelutto

mammut's Issues

Complete C interface

Currently include/mammut/mammut.h is only a partial C interface to the mammut C++ code. In particular, it only exposes energy counters and energy measurements fonctions.

Topology, thread and processes management features are missing.

It would be helpful to build bindings to have the whole library exposed.

Thanks :)

Power measurements not working with Broadwell

Power measurements do not work properly for Broadwell family processors (and newer)

README

Dear Daniele,
I suggest to you some little improvements on the Readme, in order to make things a little bit more clear to users.

In particular there are some missing information about how to install (i.e. which env variables have to be set and how; by the way they are in many case overwritten by your Makefile so, pls, pay attention) and how to build/run a program that uses your library. A little bit of details on the demo part will be also delightful.

I hope that you take into account my opinions.
In any case, I'm here to help you.

Your sincerely,
Tiziano