##################################################################### # Python script to check if heterogeneous blocks, e.g., RAM and multipliers # have been inferred during openfpga flow # # This script will # - Check the .csv file generated by openfpga task-run to find out # the number of each type of heterogeneous blocks ##################################################################### import os from os.path import dirname, abspath, isfile import shutil import re import argparse import logging import csv ##################################################################### # Contants ##################################################################### csv_name_tag = "name" csv_metric_tag = "metric" ##################################################################### # Initialize logger ##################################################################### logging.basicConfig(format='%(levelname)s: %(message)s', level=logging.DEBUG) ##################################################################### # Parse the options # - [mandatory option] the file path to .csv file ##################################################################### parser = argparse.ArgumentParser( description='A checker for hetergeneous block mapping in OpenFPGA flow') parser.add_argument('--check_csv_file', required=True, help='Specify the to-be-checked csv file constaining flow-run information') parser.add_argument('--reference_csv_file', required=True, help='Specify the reference csv file constaining flow-run information') parser.add_argument('--metric_checklist_csv_file', required=True, help='Specify the csv file constaining metrics to be checked') # By default, allow a 50% tolerance when checking metrics parser.add_argument('--check_tolerance', default="0.5,1.5", help='Specify the tolerance when checking metrics. Format ,') args = parser.parse_args() ##################################################################### # Check options: # - Input csv files must be valid # Otherwise, error out ##################################################################### if not isfile(args.check_csv_file): logging.error("Invalid csv file to check: " + args.check_csv_file + "\nFile does not exist!\n") exit(1) if not isfile(args.reference_csv_file): logging.error("Invalid reference csv file: " + args.reference_csv_file + "\nFile does not exist!\n") exit(1) if not isfile(args.metric_checklist_csv_file): logging.error("Invalid metric checklist csv file: " + args.metric_checklist_csv_file + "\nFile does not exist!\n") exit(1) ##################################################################### # Parse a checklist for metrics to be checked ##################################################################### metric_checklist_csv_file = open(args.metric_checklist_csv_file, "r") metric_checklist_csv_content = csv.DictReader(filter(lambda row : row[0]!='#', metric_checklist_csv_file), delimiter=',') # Hash the reference results with the name tag metric_checklist = [] for row in metric_checklist_csv_content: metric_checklist.append(row[csv_metric_tag]); ##################################################################### # Parse the reference csv file # Skip any line start with '#' which is treated as comments ##################################################################### ref_csv_file = open(args.reference_csv_file, "r") ref_csv_content = csv.DictReader(filter(lambda row : row[0]!='#', ref_csv_file), delimiter=',') # Hash the reference results with the name tag ref_results = {} for row in ref_csv_content: ref_results[row[csv_name_tag]] = row; ##################################################################### # Parse the tolerance to be applied when checking metrics ##################################################################### lower_bound_factor = float(args.check_tolerance.split(",")[0]) upper_bound_factor = float(args.check_tolerance.split(",")[1]) ##################################################################### # Parse the csv file to check ##################################################################### with open(args.check_csv_file, newline='') as check_csv_file: results_to_check = csv.DictReader(check_csv_file, delimiter=',') checkpoint_count = 0 check_error_count = 0 for row in results_to_check: # Start from line 1 and check information for metric_to_check in metric_checklist: # Check if the metric is in a range if (lower_bound_factor * float(ref_results[row[csv_name_tag]][metric_to_check]) > float(row[metric_to_check])) or (upper_bound_factor * float(ref_results[row[csv_name_tag]][metric_to_check]) < float(row[metric_to_check])) : # Check QoR failed, error out logging.error("Benchmark " + str(row[csv_name_tag]) + " failed in checking '" + str(metric_to_check) +"'\n" + "Found: " + str(row[metric_to_check]) + " but expected: " + str(ref_results[row[csv_name_tag]][metric_to_check]) + " outside range [" + str(lower_bound_factor * 100) + "%, " + str(upper_bound_factor * 100) + "%]") check_error_count += 1 # Pass this metric check, increase counter checkpoint_count += 1 logging.info("Checked " + str(checkpoint_count) + " metrics") logging.info("See " + str(check_error_count) + " QoR failures") if (0 < check_error_count): exit(1) ##################################################################### # Post checked results on stdout: # reaching here, it means all the checks have passed ##################################################################### with open(args.check_csv_file, newline='') as check_csv_file: results_to_check = csv.DictReader(check_csv_file, delimiter=',') # Print out keywords: name + metric checklist print(str(csv_name_tag) + " ", end='') for metric_to_check in metric_checklist: print(str(metric_to_check) + " ", end='') print("") for row in results_to_check: # Start from line 1, print checked metrics print(row[csv_name_tag] + " ", end='') for metric_to_check in metric_checklist: print(row[metric_to_check] + " ", end='') print("")