Timo Bingmann
Timo Bingmann
This is easy: just add a wildcard ```cpp thrill::api::ReadBinary(ctx, "seq*").Print("seq"); ```
The problem is each slurm cluster seems to be set up slightly different. Yes the `expandnodes` is undocumented, but necesary for our cluster to expand strings like "ic1h{124-130}" and even...
I don't think anyone has checked the INSTALL lists of the projects. Maybe you could submit some patches?
Hmm, that's not good. I do however remember the reason I changed it from $ to @: Because it was impossible to figure out how to correctly escape the $...
Maybe we should think of something completely different from the symbols.
Okay, good idea. Let's keep the #
Hmm, you really are fighting lazy evaluation. Yes. `ReadBinary().Cache().Size()` will not do any actual processing. I guess this is your main problem. I usually just use `.Execute()` for time measurements....
I basically paused working on this, because swig may not be the right wrapper framework. People have suggested that cython is a better choice.
Furthermore, the elephant lies deeper in this issue: when compiling as a python framework, one wants run the Thrill workers on a distributed system. This means that one needs python...
Thanks for the issue. the le8 name is wrong, I replaced the functions and fixed the test in 5f2f671a125cdca865d36a2ca43612fcf83507f0 Can you rerun the tests, please?