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@spenceralbrecht pointed out a bug in output from SimulationOutput::dumpHostEnergyConsumptionJSON(). If consecutive calls to Simulation::setPstate() are made, then the p-state trace from simulation output will show multiple p-states for the same simulated time. So, I need to make sure that when consecutive calls are made to Simulation::setPstate() during the same simulated time, only one timestamp is recorded for the final call.
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@spenceralbrecht pointed out a bug in output from
SimulationOutput::dumpHostEnergyConsumptionJSON()
. If consecutive calls toSimulation::setPstate()
are made, then the p-state trace from simulation output will show multiple p-states for the same simulated time. So, I need to make sure that when consecutive calls are made toSimulation::setPstate()
during the same simulated time, only one timestamp is recorded for the final call.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: