[gmx-users] Some columns in log file.

Theodore Si sjyzhxw at gmail.com
Wed Jul 30 04:14:37 CEST 2014


thnks a lot !

于2014年7月29日 19:53:19,Justin Lemkul写到:
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> On 7/28/14, 10:11 PM, Theodore Si wrote:
>> For example, a form that explains the meanings of the all items in
>> the log file.
>> I found this page
>> (http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Tutorials/GROMACS_USA_Workshop_and_Conference_2013/Topology_preparation,_%22What's_in_a_log_file%22,_basic_performance_improvements%3A_Mark_Abraham,_Session_1A)
>>
>> yesterday, it give some information about the log file, but I think it's
>> inadequate.
>>
>> Computing:
>> -------------------
>> Domain decomp.
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> Doing DD.
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>> DD comm. load
>> DD comm. bounds
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> DD communication stuff.
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>> Send X to PME
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> Coordinate communication for PME.
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>> Neighbor search
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> Self-explanatory.
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>> Comm. coord.
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> Communicating coordinates.
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>> Force
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> Doing forces.
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>> Wait + Comm. F
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> Time spent waiting for, and communicating forces.
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>> PME mesh
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> Self-explanatory.
>
>> PME wait for PP
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> Time spent on PME waiting for particle-particle interactions.
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>> Wait + Recv. PME F
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> Time spent waiting and receiving PME forces.
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>> NB X/F buffer ops.
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> Nonbonded forces and coordinate operations.
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>> Write traj.
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> Self-explanatory.
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>> Update
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> Application of all relevant updating functions.
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>> Constraints
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> Self-explanatory.
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>> Comm. energies
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> Communicating energy information.
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>> Rest
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> Everything else.
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>> -------------------
>> Total
>> -------------------
>> -------------------
>> PME redist. X/F
>> PME spread/gather
>> PME 3D-FFT
>> PME 3D-FFT Comm.
>> PME solve
>> -------------------
>>
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> A bunch of stuff related to how PME works, communicating data, etc.
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>> Could you explain each of these items' meaning? Especially, what does
>> X mean?
>>
>
> X means coordinates.  F means forces.  Most of these terms are
> technical specs that determine how much time was spent doing what
> during the run.  Is there something in these terms that concerns you?
> Something indicative of bad performance?
>
> -Justin
>


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