Hi
I want to use the SDE (software development emulator) to count the number of FLOPs for my application for a certain processor that i use on the cluster on which i run my code.
I have downloaded the linux version of the SDE and when i run it with this command
./sde -hsw -iform 1 -omix instruc_mix.out -top_blocks 5000 -- /hpc/home/rogupta/C_version_current_gcc_fftw3/./computeC
in the directory where i have downloaded the code I get an error about a shared library not being found. This is strange because i didn't touch the 'kit' as it is called and i can see the file in the path mentioned.
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SDE ERROR: Could not find file: /hpc/home/rogupta/C_version_current_gcc_fftw3/sde-external-7.45.0-2016-05-09-lin/intel64/sde-mix-mt.so
Is it possible you rearranged the kit files?
Please do not do that.
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Could you please
suggest what i might be doing wrong and how can I make it work?
The script i use to submit to the cluster is pasted below. I have obscured the exact path but one can assume for the sake of completeness a proper path in the place of $some_path$
#!/bin/bash
#PBS -l select=1:ncpus=1:node_type=parallel
#PBS -l software=sde
#PBS -q short
#PBS -e ./err
#PBS -o ./outpt
module add gcc/5.1.0
module add openmpi/gcc/64/1.6.5
module add fftw/3.3.3
cd /$some_path$/sde-external-7.45.0-2016-05-09-lin/
./sde -hsw -iform 1 -omix instruc_mix.out -top_blocks 5000 -- //$some_path$/C_version_current_gcc_fftw3/./computeC
NOTE:- I previously posted my question in the moderncode for parallel architectures forum which is where the link mentioned as ''forum'' on the SDE page (https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/calculating-flop-using-intel-s...) takes you when you click on it. Please don't mind if this is not the correct forum for this post. Please help me direct this question to the right audience.