Jeff Hammond

I did not do that. Sorry. It is a different issue, but `python setup.py install --user` does not work for me. I have been doing `python setup.py build`.

This is my current status: ``` sh awillard-mobl4:TTC-github jrhammon$ git pull Already up-to-date. awillard-mobl4:TTC-github jrhammon$ git clean -dfx Removing build/ Removing log.txt Removing ttc/log.txt Removing ttc/tmp/ Removing ttc/ttc.db awillard-mobl4:TTC-github jrhammon$...

I'm really confused, because I nuked the entire directory and started over, yet the same issue appeared. This happened twice. I can only assume TTC is getting something from outside...

Ok, I found it. Need to resolve my issues with install.

Yeah, that's what happened. I purged the files but I guess I need to install again. Is there any way to install without modifying files outside of my directory tree?

Thanks for adding this. While I no longer work for Intel, I'll be happy to maintain this project as long as people can contribute what is required to maintain it....

I'm happy to see data confirming things but I'm not sure how much is unknown right now. RKL seems known but needs to be confirmed because I can no longer...

@Wunkolo do you have an RKL measurement?

Sorry for the compilation error. Fixed in https://github.com/jeffhammond/vpu-count/commit/7f37feba474a702cf50376c685aebbf5e77ca6f9.

This is what I needed. Thanks! ``` % ./empirical.x vpu=1 ```