How to use the summit.executable_name function in summit
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ECP-WarpX / WarpX / Tools / performance_tests / run_automated.py View on Github 
# ------------------
source_dir_base = os.environ['AUTOMATED_PERF_TESTS']
warpx_dir = source_dir_base + '/warpx/'
picsar_dir = source_dir_base + '/picsar/'
amrex_dir = source_dir_base + '/amrex/'
res_dir_base = os.environ['SCRATCH'] + '/performance_warpx/'
perf_logs_repo = source_dir_base + 'perf_logs/'
# Define dictionaries
# -------------------
compiler_name = {'intel': 'intel', 'gnu': 'gcc', 'pgi':'pgi'}
module_Cname = {'cpu': 'haswell', 'knl': 'knl,quad,cache', 'gpu':''}
csv_file = {'cori':'cori_knl.csv', 'summit':'summit.csv'}
cwd = os.getcwd() + '/'
bin_dir = cwd + 'Bin/'
bin_name = executable_name(compiler, architecture)
log_dir = cwd
perf_database_file = cwd + perf_database_file
day = time.strftime('%d')
month = time.strftime('%m')
year = time.strftime('%Y')
# Initialize tests
# ----------------
if args.mode == 'run':
start_date = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S")
# Set default options for compilation and execution
config_command = get_config_command(compiler, architecture)
# Create main result directory if does not exist
if not os.path.exists(res_dir_base):
os.mkdir(res_dir_base)
