On one hand, only inferring the used input fields is conceptually
correct because that's how csv.py works. On the other, it doesn't really
make sense for --list-computed to show _less_ information than
--list-fields.
So, showing all inferred types now:
$ ./scripts/csv.py --list-computed test.csv \
-bcase='%(case)s+%(m)s' \
-fsimtime='float(bench_simtime)/1.0e9' \
-fsimthroughput='float(n)/max(float(bench_simtime)/1.0e9,1.0e-9)'
i int .--> case ? ?
suite ? |.-> simtime int sum
case ? -+|.> simthroughput int sum
SKIP_WARMUP int |||
FILE_SIZE int |||
SEED int |||
...
m ? -'||
n int ---+
bench_reads int ||
bench_progs int ||
bench_erases int ||
bench_readed int ||
bench_progged int ||
bench_erased int ||
bench_simtime int ---'
I think this makes --list-computed a strict superset of --list-fields
now.
Christopher Haster
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