#!/usr/bin/env expect
############################################################################
# Purpose: Timing test for 1000 jobs.
############################################################################
# Copyright (C) 2012 SchedMD LLC
# Written by Danny Auble <da@schedmd.com>
#
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source ./globals

set job_cnt     1000
set fanout      10
set test_script "$test_dir/test_script"

if {[get_config_param "FrontendName"] ne "MISSING" || $enable_memory_leak_debug != 0} {
	set job_cnt 2
}

if {[check_config_select "linear"]} {
    skip "Test requires SelectType != linear"
}

proc cleanup {} {
	global scancel test_name

	run_command "$scancel -n $test_name"
}

make_bash_script $test_script "
remaining=\$1
while \[ \$remaining -gt 0 \]
do
	for i in \$(seq 1 $fanout); do
		$sbatch -J $test_name -o /dev/null --wrap $bin_true &
	done
	wait
	remaining=\$((\$remaining-$fanout))
done
"

#
# We use a bash script so we submit multiple jobs in parallel
# by backgrounding them in $fanout sized chunks
#
# NOTE: The throughput rate is highly dependent upon configuration
#
proc _submit_jobs {} {
	global test_script job_cnt squeue test_name

	run_command "$test_script $job_cnt"

	wait_for -fail -timeout 600 {!$jobs_found} {
		set output [run_command_output -fail -nolog "$squeue -o %j -n $test_name"]
		set jobs_found [regexp -all $test_name $output]
		if {$jobs_found} {
			log_debug "Still $jobs_found jobs remaining"
		}
	}
}

set time_took [string trim [time {_submit_jobs}] " per iteration microseconds"]
set jobs_per_sec [expr $job_cnt * 1000000 / $time_took]
log_debug "Ran $job_cnt jobs in $time_took microseconds or $jobs_per_sec jobs per second"
