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# MagicCut
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MagicCut is a tool used to cut Extrae traces written by Oriol Tintó and modified by S.V Paronuzzi Ticco.
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Some assumptions were made for the tool to work:
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- This tool has been tested just with NEMO, and I don't know (nor Oriol, the author of the tool, does) how it would behave with other models.
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- Is based on the idea of having a __timestep__ structure in the code.
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The tool will guess which is the first function called, and using this as a marker for the timesteps length, determines the best of them and cuts it using paramedir. This implies some conditions:
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- your code is supposed to have even steps
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- the function called are more or less always the same
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- ... other things that do not occur to me right now.
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The only thing here is: try to use it, and when it fails contact me or Oriol if you can't/don't have the time to figure out yourself what went wrong.
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## The code
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It is composed by three different part
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- magicCut bash script
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- bin/find_time_to_cut.py
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- templates/cutter_template.xml
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Let's take a look of what they do, and how to use them. |
