Psyclone batch driver - #5
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This branch takes the simpler alternative to the persistent daemon:
transform stale algorithm files in one short-lived batch process per component,
then keep the existing per-file make rules as a safety net.
What changed
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* Added `infrastructure/build/psyclone/psyclone_batch.py`.
- Discovers stale `*.x90` files in `WORKING_DIR`.
- Matches make's script precedence (`<stem>.py` over `global.py`).
- Imports PSyclone once in the parent.
- Forks children to process files in parallel (copy-on-write reuse of the
imported interpreter and per-file state isolation).
- Captures child output and reports per-file failures.
- Never fails the build itself: failed files are left for make's existing
per-file path to retry and report.
* Reworked `psyclone_psykal.mk` into three explicit phases:
1. `psyclone-preprocess`
2. `psyclone-batch`
3. `psyclone-generate`
This avoids make's early out-of-date decision and ensures the batch sees all
preprocessed inputs before generation rules are checked.
* Added worker sizing + cap logic (`PSYCLONE_MAX_WORKERS`, default 8) and
switched from recursive expansion to simply-expanded variables so `nproc`
is not forked per recipe.
* Added `$(WORKING_DIR)/kernel` creation before the batch/per-file phases,
because PSyclone 3.3.1 requires `-okern` target directory to already exist.
* Removed daemon-specific machinery:
- deleted `psyclone_client.py`
- deleted `psyclone_server.py`
- deleted `psyclone_procs.py`
- removed owner-pid export block from `lfric.mk`
- replaced server smoke test with batch-focused tests
* Added `infrastructure/build/psyclone/README.md` documenting design,
variables, safety model and debug knobs.
Tests
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* Added `infrastructure/build/psyclone/tests/batch_test.py` covering:
- fidelity vs direct `psyclone`
- isolation between files in one batch
- stale-only rebuild behaviour
- failure containment
- skipping hand-written `SOURCE_DIR/psy/*_psy.f90` overrides
* Updated `infrastructure/build/psyclone/tests/Makefile` with `batch` target.
Validation run on this branch
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* `python3 -m py_compile psyclone_batch.py tests/batch_test.py` -> OK
* `python3 infrastructure/build/psyclone/tests/batch_test.py` -> PASS
* `make no-optimisation/invoke` in
`infrastructure/build/psyclone/tests` with
`LFRIC_BUILD=<repo>/infrastructure/build CORE_ROOT_DIR=<repo>` -> PASS
and shows the batch pre-pass doing the work:
`PSyclone: 2 algorithm file(s), 7.3s to load PSyclone, 0.2s to transform`
Why this shape
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This captures most of the performance win (single import amortised over many
files) with far less operational complexity than a detached daemon: no FIFOs,
no lock/orphan handling, no process ownership tracking, and no long-lived
process state to reset between jobs.
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