Commands¶
In addition to the main serve
command, camisole exposes multiple tools
for inspection and self-testing.
camisole serve
¶
Run the camisole HTTP server:
$ camisole serve
Host and port are customizable:
$ camisole serve -h 0.0.0.0 -p 9000
camisole languages
¶
List supported languages:
$ camisole languages
Name | Display name | Module | Class name
ada | Ada | camisole.languages.ada | Ada
c | C | camisole.languages.c | C
camisole test
¶
List supported languages and check if they are working:
$ camisole test
ada ......... FAIL
c ........... OK
You can show slightly more verbose failures:
$ camisole test -v
ada ......... FAIL
execve("/usr/bin/gnatmake"): No such file or directory
Or much more verbose failures:
$ camisole test -vv
ada ......... FAIL
{'compile': {'exitcode': 2,
'meta': {'cg-mem': 0,
'csw-forced': 0,
'csw-voluntary': 0,
'exitcode': 0,
'exitsig': 0,
'exitsig-message': null,
'killed': 0,
'max-rss': 0,
'message': 'execve("/usr/bin/gnatmake"): No such file or '
'directory',
'status': 'INTERNAL_ERROR',
'time': 0.0,
'wall-time': 0.0},
'stderr': '',
'stdout': ''}}
camisole benchmark
¶
Give statistics on available langages when run on their reference source code
(a program that shall print 42\n
), namely the minimum memory quota required
to run the test, the max resident set side (RSS) observed, the duration and
wall-clock duration:
$ camisole benchmark -v
Language | Memory (kB) | Max RSS (kB) | Time (s) | Wall time (s)
c | 7886 | x 1579 μ 1588 σ² 42 | x 0.001 μ 0.001 σ² 0.001 | x 0.047 μ 0.047 σ² 0.005
java | 12549 | x 29276 μ 29320 σ² 977 | x 0.109 μ 0.104 σ² 0.013 | x 0.132 μ 0.127 σ² 0.018
lua | 12549 | x 2072 μ 2060 σ² 38 | x 0.001 μ 0.001 σ² 0.001 | x 0.050 μ 0.049 σ² 0.017
…
x
: average, µ
: mean, σ²
: standard deviation.
Note
The benchmark results will be highly dependent of the host system running this test, especially its CPU, I/O capabilities and the system load while the benchmark is run.