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Missing ticks reported by output_mon_lens #16

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lplana opened this issue Oct 17, 2017 · 2 comments · Fixed by #29
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Missing ticks reported by output_mon_lens #16

lplana opened this issue Oct 17, 2017 · 2 comments · Fixed by #29
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lplana commented Oct 17, 2017

With the latest changes, the number of missing ticks reported by 'output_mon_lens' has increased significantly.

This appears to be a problem of SDP messages being dropped, not a problem with actual computation on SpiNNaker.

A delay was inserted before sending data to the host to try to reduce the problem [process_t.c/line 308]. This seems to be working but should only be a temporary measure. We may need to stop using output_mon_lens and use a different approach to report data.

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Hi Luis, if your code on host is python, i can confirm thats what we had going on with the data extractor. its why we're looking into a c++ libuary to use with the python to bypass the issue. its basically that python is too slow and you cant easily expand the o's sdp message buffer to handle this.

@lplana lplana changed the title Missing ticks reported by output_mon_les Missing ticks reported by output_mon_lens May 22, 2020
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lplana commented Jul 29, 2020

Pull request #29 eliminates the use of output_mon_lens and makes this issue irrelevant.

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