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How do I interpret the output of "SET MODE DIAGNOSTIC?"
Question: How do I interpret the output of "SET MODE DIAGNOSTIC?"
Explanation:
SET MODE DIAGNOSTIC lets you see where resources are being used.
Here's a fragment of MODE DIAGNOSTIC output and some explanation:
yes? SET MODE DIAGNOSTIC
yes? LOAD SST[l=1:400@AVE]
getgrid EX#1 5 D: 2 I:
1 1 J: 1 1
K: 1 1 L: 1
1
eval EX#1 4 D: 2 I: -111
-111 J: -111 -111 K: -111 -111 L: -111 -111
strip gathering SST on Y axis: 1
90
strip -->; SST[T=01-JAN-1946:01-MAY-1979@AVE,D=2]
reading SST 3 D: 2 I:
1 180 J: 1 4 K: -111
-111 L: 1 400
doing -->; SST[T=01-JAN-1946:01-MAY-1979@AVE,D=2]
doing gathering SST on Y axis: 1
4
Explanation:
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D: 2 tells us that the operations are from data set
#2
-
the getgrid pass determines the grid (coordinate system) of the
result
-
eval EX#1 is the start of evaluation for the first expression (there
may be multiple comma-separated expressions)
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- I: -111 -111 means that the limits on the I (X) axis are IMPLIED
(unknown). Explicit limits may improve performance and memory management.
-
strip means that Ferret has detected the need for an operation and
allocated space for it on a stack.
-
strip gathering SST on Y axis means this calculation is being broken
into slices along the Y axis (to fit into memory)
-
reading SST ... means IO is in progress. The I,J,K,L limits are
shown. You may see delays during large IO operations.
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doing tells us the operation that was "stripped" above is being
done
-
gathering SST on Y axis: 1 4 tells us that the
J=1:4 slice of the calculation has been completed. J=5:8 will probably
follow.
Last modified: June 5 2001
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