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Question about timers #208
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These are controlled by a configuration option of ADIOS, so you cannot delete them without recompiling ADIOS. $ ./configure --help |
You can mark this as resolved as far as I'm concerned. I'll just have to figure out which ADIOS my python is using and look into recompiling it. Hopefully the ADIOS in Conda can be installed with --disable-timers. Thank you for responding, and thank you for your work on ADIOS. |
Just a question of curiosity: why are you using ADIOS 1.x and not ADIOS2? |
We (Gkeyll code) haven't made the switch to ADIOS 2 yet.
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Just a question of curiosity: why are you using ADIOS 1.x and not ADIOS2?
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I'm using the Python Adios interface, and creating a file with init_noxml and the POSIX1 method.
After the file is created, I see two datasets which I did not create:
/adios/timer_labels_1
/adios/timers_1
Is there a way to delete these datasets from Python or instruct ADIOS not to create them? Preferably without re-compiling/building ADIOS.
Thanks.
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