Dear colleagues,
I am trying to run TraceWin with a wrapper (e.g. Matlab) for batch mode simulations or optimization. I found that overhead time for launching and closing TraceWin is quite long, even for the noGUI version. Is it your experience and what do you do to reduce the overhead time?
Best regards,
Wai-Ming
Batch mode overhead time
Re: Batch mode overhead time
Dear Wai-Ming,
I also did this recently on my laptop (Windows) and observe no overhead (maybe to short to be significant in my calculation.
I used the instruction : "dos('TraceWin_noGUI xxx.ini >res.dat');"
Note that the TraceWin_noGUI is in the same directory as the matlab file.
Best regards.
Nicolas.
I also did this recently on my laptop (Windows) and observe no overhead (maybe to short to be significant in my calculation.
I used the instruction : "dos('TraceWin_noGUI xxx.ini >res.dat');"
Note that the TraceWin_noGUI is in the same directory as the matlab file.
Best regards.
Nicolas.
Re: Batch mode overhead time
Dear Wai-Ming,
Another suggestion is to use TraceW64.exe(Windows) or tracelx64(Linux) instead TraceWin_noGUI code. They are lighter and therefore probably faster to launch. The disadvantage is that they don't use the mutlti-threaded capability of your computer,but it can make sense depending on your objectives.
Regards,
Didier
Another suggestion is to use TraceW64.exe(Windows) or tracelx64(Linux) instead TraceWin_noGUI code. They are lighter and therefore probably faster to launch. The disadvantage is that they don't use the mutlti-threaded capability of your computer,but it can make sense depending on your objectives.
Regards,
Didier