How to use get_interrupt_data method in lisa

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data.py

Source:data.py

...120    dflist.extend(['èª¿æ´ååæèª²ç¨è¨è¨èæå¸æ¹å¼' for _ in range(8)])121    return pd.DataFrame({122        "col": dflist123        })124def get_interrupt_data():125    # 8-3. å¸çèª²å å¹²æ¾è¡çº126    dflist = list()127    dflist.extend(['æä½å¶ç´' for _ in range(7)])128    dflist.extend(['èª¿æ´' for _ in range(10)])129    dflist.extend(['äºè§£åå ' for _ in range(10)])130    dflist.extend(['åæèª²ç¨è¨è¨èæå¸æ¹å¼' for _ in range(8)])131    dflist.extend(['èå°å¸«æè¼å°èå¸«è¨è«æèå ææ¹å¼' for _ in range(8)])132    return pd.DataFrame({133        "col": dflist134        })135def get_alienated_data():136    # 8-4. å¸çäººéçé¢è¡çº137    dflist = list()138    dflist.extend(['å½æ§èª¿æ´åçµæ¹å¼' for _ in range(7)])...

interrupt_inspector.py

Source:interrupt_inspector.py

...40        return "cat /proc/interrupts"41    @property42    def can_install(self) -> bool:43        return False44    def get_interrupt_data(self) -> List[Interrupt]:45        # Run cat /proc/interrupts. The output is of the form :46        #          CPU0       CPU147        # 0:         22          0  IR-IO-APIC   2-edge      timer48        # 1:          2          0  IR-IO-APIC   1-edge      i804249        # ERR:        050        # The first column refers to the IRQ number. The next column contains51        # number of interrupts per IRQ for each CPU in the system. The remaining52        # column report the metadata about interrupts, including type of interrupt,53        # device etc. This is variable for each distro.54        # Note : Some IRQ numbers have single entry because they're not actually55        # CPU stats, but events count belonging to the IO-APIC controller. For56        # example, `ERR` is incremented in the case of errors in the IO-APIC bus.57        result = (58            self.node.tools[Cat]59            .run("/proc/interrupts", sudo=True, force_run=True)60            .stdout61        )62        mappings_with_header = result.splitlines(keepends=False)63        mappings = mappings_with_header[1:]64        assert len(mappings) > 065        interrupts = []66        for line in mappings:67            matched = self._interrupt_regex.fullmatch(line)68            assert matched69            cpu_counter = [int(count) for count in matched.group("cpu_counter").split()]70            counter_sum = sum([int(x) for x in cpu_counter])71            interrupts.append(72                Interrupt(73                    irq_number=matched.group("irq_number"),74                    cpu_counter=cpu_counter,75                    counter_sum=counter_sum,76                    metadata=matched.group("metadata"),77                )78            )79        return interrupts80    def sum_cpu_counter_by_irqs(81        self,82        pci_slot: str,83        exclude_key_words: Optional[List[str]] = None,84    ) -> List[Dict[str, int]]:85        interrupts_sum_by_irqs: List[Dict[str, int]] = []86        interrupts = self.get_interrupt_data()87        if exclude_key_words is None:88            exclude_key_words = []89        matched_interrupts = [90            x91            for x in interrupts92            if pci_slot in x.metadata93            and all(y not in x.metadata for y in exclude_key_words)94        ]95        for interrupt in matched_interrupts:96            interrupts_sum_by_irqs.append({interrupt.irq_number: interrupt.counter_sum})97        return interrupts_sum_by_irqs98    def sum_cpu_counter_by_index(self, pci_slot: str) -> Dict[int, int]:99        interrupts_sum_by_cpus: Dict[int, int] = {}100        interrupts = self.get_interrupt_data()101        matched_interrupts = [x for x in interrupts if pci_slot in x.metadata]102        for cpu_index in range(0, len(matched_interrupts[0].cpu_counter)):103            interrupts_sum_by_cpus[cpu_index] = self._get_sum_of_interrupt_data_per_cpu(104                matched_interrupts, cpu_index105            )106        return interrupts_sum_by_cpus107    def _get_sum_of_interrupt_data_per_cpu(108        self, interrupts: List[Interrupt], index: int109    ) -> int:110        sum = 0111        for interrupt in interrupts:112            sum += interrupt.cpu_counter[index]...

main.py

Source:main.py

...79    d8 = data.get_scene_data()80    catbarplot(d8, "èª²ç¨æå¢æ°åçé ")81    d8 = data.get_motivation_data()82    catbarplot(d8, "å¸çç¼ºä¹å¸ç¿åæ©")83    d8 = data.get_interrupt_data()84    catbarplot(d8, "å¸çèª²å å¹²æ¾è¡çº")85    d8 = data.get_alienated_data()86    catbarplot(d8, "å¸çäººéçé¢è¡çº")87    d8 = data.get_disappoint_data()88    catbarplot(d8, "å¸çæç·å¤±è½")89    d8 = data.get_special_data()90    catbarplot(d8, "ç¹æ®å¸ç")91    d8 = data.get_conflict_data()92    catbarplot(d8, "å¸çèª²å è¡çªè¡çº")93if __name__ == "__main__":94    main()...

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