stats python fixes for dealing with vectors better. graph tweaking

ipkb stat and formulas from the command line.

util/stats/info.py:
    no need to raise an attribute error if two values aren't found
    in the exact same set of runs.  Would be good to check that each
    run is the same though.
util/stats/stats.py:
    more graph tweaking
    command to execute a formula from the command line.
    add interrupts per kilobyte of data

--HG--
extra : convert_revision : 78d6b14d340d08edcbc69e4c1c5a4c1dd9bb10dd

1 files changed, 21 insertions, 23 deletions

diff --git a/util/stats/info.py b/util/stats/info.py
index 15a4a7d73..fa318a650 100644
--- a/util/stats/info.py
+++ b/util/stats/info.py
@@ -47,28 +47,21 @@ def wrapop(op, lv, rv):
 
     return op(lv, rv)
 
-def same(lv, rv):
-    for lrun,rrun in zip(lv.keys(),rv.keys()):
-        if lrun != rrun:
-            print 'lrun != rrun'
-            print lrun, rrun
-            print lv.keys()
-            print rv.keys()
+def same(lrun, rrun):
+    for lx,rx in zip(lrun.keys(),rrun.keys()):
+        if lx != rx:
+            print 'lx != rx'
+            print lx, rx
+            print lrun.keys()
+            print rrun.keys()
             return False
-        for lx,rx in zip(lv[lrun].keys(),rv[rrun].keys()):
-            if lx != rx:
-                print 'lx != rx'
-                print lx, rx
-                print lv[lrun].keys()
-                print rv[rrun].keys()
+        for ly,ry in zip(lrun[lx].keys(),rrun[rx].keys()):
+            if ly != ry:
+                print 'ly != ry'
+                print ly, ry
+                print lrun[lx].keys()
+                print rrun[rx].keys()
                 return False
-            for ly,ry in zip(lv[lrun][lx].keys(),rv[rrun][rx].keys()):
-                if ly != ry:
-                    print 'ly != ry'
-                    print ly, ry
-                    print lv[lrun][lx].keys()
-                    print rv[rrun][rx].keys()
-                    return False
     return True
 
 
@@ -79,10 +72,15 @@ def binaryop(op, lf, rf):
         lv = lf.value
         rv = rf.value
 
-        if not same(lv, rv):
-            raise AttributeError, "run,x,y not identical"
+        theruns = []
+        for r in lv.keys():
+            if rv.has_key(r):
+                if same(lv[r], rv[r]):
+                    theruns.append(r)
+                else:
+                    raise AttributeError
 
-        for run in lv.keys():
+        for run in theruns:
             result[run] = {}
             for x in lv[run].keys():
                 result[run][x] = {}