Run mprime to calculate the same work on a single thread?

graysky · 2021-07-25, 10:12

How can I setup prime.txt to run only 1 thread? The customizing Torture Test menu gives me this option, but it doesn't get written out to prime.txt. My goal is to simple run prime -t and have it read in ~/prime.txt which should only run on a single thread.

Here is ~/prime.txt

Code:

V24OptionsConverted=1
WorkPreference=0
V30OptionsConverted=1
StressTester=1
UsePrimenet=0
MinTortureFFT=448
MaxTortureFFT=448
TortureMem=0
TortureTime=3
TortureWeak=0
WGUID_version=2

[PrimeNet]
Debug=0

thyw · 2021-07-25, 12:08

As I understand from the source code, put

Code:

TortureThreads=1

into your prime.txt

~~I do think this defeats the purpose of the stress test.~~ did not think of that usecase

paulunderwood · 2021-07-25, 12:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by graysky

How can I setup prime.txt to run only 1 thread? The customizing Torture Test menu gives me this option, but it doesn't get written out to prime.txt. My goal is to simple run prime -t and have it read in ~/prime.txt which should only run on a single thread.

taskset?

graysky · 2021-07-25, 12:10

I found this thread. Seems changes to both prime.txt and local.txt are needed.

@paulunderwood - I am using taskset externally to call mprime -t by the way.

2021-07-25, 10:12	#1
graysky Jul 2004 2B₁₆ Posts	Run mprime to calculate the same work on a single thread? How can I setup prime.txt to run only 1 thread? The customizing Torture Test menu gives me this option, but it doesn't get written out to prime.txt. My goal is to simple run prime -t and have it read in ~/prime.txt which should only run on a single thread. Here is ~/prime.txt Code: V24OptionsConverted=1 WorkPreference=0 V30OptionsConverted=1 StressTester=1 UsePrimenet=0 MinTortureFFT=448 MaxTortureFFT=448 TortureMem=0 TortureTime=3 TortureWeak=0 WGUID_version=2 [PrimeNet] Debug=0 Last fiddled with by graysky on 2021-07-25 at 10:22

2021-07-25, 12:08	#2
thyw Feb 2016 ! North_America 2×43 Posts	As I understand from the source code, put Code: TortureThreads=1 into your prime.txt ~~I do think this defeats the purpose of the stress test.~~ did not think of that usecase Last fiddled with by thyw on 2021-07-25 at 12:20

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2021-07-25, 12:10	#4
graysky Jul 2004 2B₁₆ Posts	I found this thread. Seems changes to both prime.txt and local.txt are needed. @paulunderwood - I am using taskset externally to call mprime -t by the way.