Emma Smith

Well, I have a similar but slightly different problem. The windows platform option (or any option for that matter) doesn't show up at all. Interestingly, your above method of adding...

I installed from Github. I actually followed the steps you are pointing to, and I still got the error. Interesting. I just ran it again from the downloaded directory, and...

It got weirder. I just got the message again. I tried generating a qt.conf again, but that didn't work. This is _very_ annoying. EDIT: and it is back. Perhaps re-running...

Okay, I am using PyCharm, but I am using Python27's python.exe (checked using your code). I think I have the problem. I was running `python -c "import util;util.createqtconf()"` _from the...

Could you add a platform check for the interim that tells users that the binaries are windows only?

FWIW, I ran using `pytest-xdist` and `--splits 3` on https://github.com/python/mypy as I thought it was a good sample of many tests, most fast, some slow. Using pytest-split I got a...

@jerry-git I think part of the issue is that test collection/setup has significant overheard, especially on manycore machines. I was running this on my desktop, which is a Ryzen 3900X...

Oh thank you for looking into that! Yeah I was using pytest split with xdist -nauto. We currently have a script to run the tests in groups because the xdist...

@jerry-git, interesting, thank you for sharing that data! Are you running on Linux, macOS, or Windows? Yeah it seems that running things split in parallel does indeed speed things up!...

Another idea which libsxmm uses is an autotuner, such as https://opentuner.org/. OpenTuner automatically evaluates the best parameters for the architecture the code is compiled on.