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A problem of how to run this program #2

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huiyiliusha opened this issue Nov 24, 2017 · 1 comment
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A problem of how to run this program #2

huiyiliusha opened this issue Nov 24, 2017 · 1 comment

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@huiyiliusha
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  • In the directory ofGraphene/disk_management, there is only manage_disk.bash, but in the readme.md, the structrue shows that there should be three bash files, format_mount.bash, remount.bash, distribute.bash respectively. Could you tell me how to use manage_disk.bash?
  • In addition, I find that in the directory of Graphene/Convert, ../tuple_to_bin.multithread/tuple_text_to_bin.cpp only deals with annotations that begin with % in the text file ,but does not deal with annotations that start with other characters. For example, com-orkut.ungraph.txt that you used in the section of Convert Steps as sample dataset uses # as Annotation symbols. Is this not going to have the right consequences?
  • In the end,the implementation parameters of bfs are 15,but in the Makefile,the lable named test only provides 8 parameters. so it can't be excuted by the command named make test. Can you tell me how run this system correctly and completely? I'm Looking forward to your reply as soon as possible.
    Thanks a lot.

Makefile

test:$(exe)
    ./aio_bfs 65536 2097152 /home/hang/scale_16/beg_16_16.bin /home/hang/scale_16/csr_16_16.bin 128 65536 

bfs.cpp

std::cout<<"Format: /path/to/exe " 
        <<"#row_partitions #col_partitions thread_count "
        <<"/path/to/beg_pos_dir /path/to/csr_dir "
        <<"beg_header csr_header num_chunks "
        <<"chunk_sz (#bytes) concurr_IO_ctx "
        <<"max_continuous_useless_blk ring_vert_count num_buffs source\n";
@jmalicevic
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Hi,
Is there any follow up on this question? What would be the default parameters for the remaining options for a particular setting (depending on the number of partitions, threads etc.)?

Thanks,
Jasmina

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