python.iov_truncator Namespace Reference

Functions
def	rlumi (run, lumi)
def	un_rlumi (x)
def	fetch_iovs (*args, **kwargs)
def	fix_iov_lengths (iovs, run_lengths)
def	make_run_iovs (iovs)
def	truncate_to_atlas_runs (*iovs)
def	truncate_to_run_iovs (run_iovs, *iovs)
def	test_truncator ()

Function Documentation

fetch_iovs()

def python.iov_truncator.fetch_iovs	(	*	args,
		**	kwargs
	)

A dummy fetch_iovs for testing. Returns two runs, one 100 LBs long 
and the other 50 long.

Definition at line 20 of file iov_truncator.py.

    def fetch_iovs(*args, **kwargs):
        """
        A dummy fetch_iovs for testing. Returns two runs, one 100 LBs long 
        and the other 50 long.
        """
        T = namedtuple("EOR_VAL", "since, until RunNumber")
        
        return map(T._make, [(rlumi(  1, 0), rlumi(1,  100),           1),
                             (rlumi(  2, 0), rlumi(2,   50),           2),
                             (rlumi(100, 0), rlumi(100, 10),         100),
                             (rlumi(101, 0), rlumi(101, 0xFFFFFFFF), 101)])
 

fix_iov_lengths()

def python.iov_truncator.fix_iov_lengths	(		iovs,
			run_lengths
	)

Truncate input iovs so that their length does not exceed the length 
of the run.

Also clean up records which go from (run, 0) to (run+1, 0)

`run_lengths` should be a dictionary {run_number: lumiblock count}

Definition at line 32 of file iov_truncator.py.

def fix_iov_lengths(iovs, run_lengths):
    """
    Truncate input iovs so that their length does not exceed the length 
    of the run.
    
    Also clean up records which go from (run, 0) to (run+1, 0)
    
    `run_lengths` should be a dictionary {run_number: lumiblock count}
    """
    def fix_iov(iov):
        """
        Given an iov, correct its since and until if necessary
        """
        run = iov.since.run
        
        if iov.since.run == iov.until.run-1 and iov.until.lumi == 0:
            iov = iov._replace(until=RunLumi(run, 0xFFFFFFFF))
        
        if run in run_lengths:
            run_length = run_lengths[run]
            if iov.until.lumi > run_length:
                iov = iov._replace(until=RunLumi(run, run_length))
        
        if iov.since >= iov.until:
            return None
             
        return iov
    
    return [_ for _ in map(fix_iov, iovs) if _ is not None]
 

make_run_iovs()

def python.iov_truncator.make_run_iovs

(

iovs

)

Definition at line 62 of file iov_truncator.py.

def make_run_iovs(iovs):
    # Find the minimum and maximum extent for this set of iovs
    since = min(min(o.since for o in objects) for objects in iovs)
    until = max(max(o.until for o in objects) for objects in iovs)
    
    run_iovs = fetch_iovs("EOR", since, until, 
                             with_channel=False, what=[])
    
    from .oracle import atlas_runs_set
    atlas_runs = atlas_runs_set()
    
    run_iovs = (iov for iov in run_iovs if iov.since.run in atlas_runs)
    return run_iovs
 

rlumi()

def python.iov_truncator.rlumi	(		run,
			lumi
	)

Definition at line 14 of file iov_truncator.py.

    def rlumi(run, lumi):
        return run << 32 | lumi
 

test_truncator()

def python.iov_truncator.test_truncator

(

)

Definition at line 127 of file iov_truncator.py.

def test_truncator():
    
    IOV = namedtuple("IOV", "since until channel state")
    GOOD = True
    BAD = False
    A, B = 1, 2
    
    def __repr__(self):
        """
        A pretty convertor for (since, until)
        """
        args = un_rlumi(self.since) + un_rlumi(self.until) + (
                self.channel, self.state)
                
        return "IOV(since=(%i, %i), until=(%i, %i), channel=%i, state=%s)" % args
    IOV.__repr__ = __repr__
    
    iovs = [
        IOV(0, 1, A, GOOD),
        IOV(rlumi(  0, 0), rlumi(2**31, 0), A, GOOD),
        IOV(rlumi(  0, 0), rlumi(100,   0), B, GOOD),
        IOV(rlumi(100, 0), rlumi(2**31, 0), B, BAD),
        IOV(rlumi(101, 0), rlumi(101, 100), A, GOOD),
        IOV(rlumi(101, 0), rlumi(101, 0),   B, BAD),
    ]
    
    result = truncate_to_run_iovs(iovs)
    
    print(len(result))
    
    from pprint import pprint
    
    pprint(result)
    

truncate_to_atlas_runs()

def python.iov_truncator.truncate_to_atlas_runs

(

*

iovs

)

Given a set of iovs

Definition at line 76 of file iov_truncator.py.

def truncate_to_atlas_runs(*iovs):
    """
    Given a set of iovs
    """
    
    run_iovs = make_run_iovs(iovs)
    return truncate_to_run_iovs(run_iovs, *iovs)
    

truncate_to_run_iovs()

def python.iov_truncator.truncate_to_run_iovs	(		run_iovs,
		*	iovs
	)

Definition at line 84 of file iov_truncator.py.

def truncate_to_run_iovs(run_iovs, *iovs):
    result_iovs = [[] for i in iovs]
    active_states, ended_states = [set() for i in iovs], [set() for i in iovs]
    
    def bind_to_run(run_iov, active_states):
        """
        Given a run_iov and a set of active iovs, emit iovs which are bound
        to this run.
        """
        for active_state in sorted(active_states):
            iov = active_state._replace(
                since=max(run_iov.since+1, active_state.since),
                until=min(run_iov.until,   active_state.until))
                
            if iov.since != iov.until:
                # Prevent zero-length iovs from being emitted
                yield iov
    
    for position, index, beginning, iov in iov_yielder(run_iovs, *iovs):
        if index == 0:
            # Run events
            if beginning:
                # Run start
                # * Invalidate ended iovs
                # * Clear sets of ended iovs
                for active, ended in zip(active_states, ended_states):
                    active.difference_update(ended)
                    ended.clear()
            else:
                # Run end - Intersect active iovs for each channel with this run
                #         - Results are stored
                for i, chan_active_states in enumerate(active_states):
                    result_iovs[i].extend(bind_to_run(iov, chan_active_states))
        else:
            # IOV events
            index -= 1
            # Add current iov to active states if it has just started, otherwise
            # ended states.
            action = active_states[index] if beginning else ended_states[index]
            action.add(iov)
            
    return result_iovs
    

un_rlumi()

def python.iov_truncator.un_rlumi

(

x

)

Definition at line 17 of file iov_truncator.py.

    def un_rlumi(x):
        return x >> 32, x & 0xFFFFFFFF