Fixed bug in time/energy storage

llvm/projects/hpvm-tensor-rt/build_pldi/table_generator.py

@@ -126,13 +126,9 @@ class TableGenerator:
 
 		# Don't need to copy the file over --> can use the original file as a reference
         soc_operations_file = open(soc_operations_file_name, "r")
-        table_file = open(self.__table_filename, "w")
+        table_file = open(table_file_path, "w")
 
-        # Read header line to get layer name and # operations in layer
-        # Get ops in each layer using the dict
         # TODO possible for operations in the same layer to not have the same # of cols? 
-        # Need to store a list of all 2nd level dict keys we go through!
-        # at the very end --> then generate the header and write everything in 
 
         curr_line = soc_operations_file.readline().strip()
 
@@ -140,7 +136,7 @@ class TableGenerator:
             # First line is always the layers line (#layer_name,num_ops)
             layer_name, num_ops = self.__parse_layer_info_line(curr_line)
             print("FIRST LINE", layer_name, num_ops)
-
+            
             # Get each operation in the layer
             ops_in_layer = []
             header = ["**", layer_name, str(num_ops), "_"]
@@ -154,7 +150,7 @@ class TableGenerator:
                 # Iterate through time/energy data for each approx type
                 for approx_type in operation_data:
                     curr_op.append(operation_data[approx_type]["time"]) 
-                    curr_op.append(operation_data[approx_type]["time"])
+                    curr_op.append(operation_data[approx_type]["energy"])
 
                     # CRITICAL ASSUMPTION: All ops within a layer have the same # cols
                     # Only fill out the header once for the layer
@@ -164,10 +160,9 @@ class TableGenerator:
                 ops_in_layer.append(' '.join(curr_op))
             # Getting all operation rows and then writing everything because
             # calls to write() are slow (memory vs time tradeoff)
-            #print("%s" % ' '.join(header))
-            #print("%s" % '\n'.join(ops_in_layer))
-            table_file.write("%s\n" % ' '.join(header))
-            table_file.write("%s\n" % '\n'.join(ops_in_layer))
+            print("%s" % ' '.join(header))
+            print("%s" % '\n'.join(ops_in_layer))
+            table_file.write("%s\n%s\n" % (' '.join(header), '\n'.join(ops_in_layer)))
 
             curr_line = soc_operations_file.readline().strip()