I want to test my organisms before submitting them and noticed there wasn’t a way to tell the program to use my species files instead of the one in the repo. Also, the shabang line breaks on systems that aren’t yours.
I sent you an MR covering both, but I don’t know if you’re watching them so I figured I’d mention it here.
Is it normal for it to take a couple seconds per generation to run?
Hrm. So testing organisms takes a while. Oh well. I might try to parallelize it, but I don’t actually know hy, I’m just blindly translating python idioms, and concurrency is hard.
I notice that the hy version in the ubuntu repos will not run the program, apparently due to an upstream bug. The version from pip will. I mention this in case anyone else runs into the same hiccup.
I might try to parallelize it to some degree. It seems like the biomes might be able to be run separately, and the pairings might as well. No promises, though.
I want to test my organisms before submitting them and noticed there wasn’t a way to tell the program to use my species files instead of the one in the repo. Also, the shabang line breaks on systems that aren’t yours.
I sent you an MR covering both, but I don’t know if you’re watching them so I figured I’d mention it here.
Is it normal for it to take a couple seconds per generation to run?
You’re right. I’m not watching the merge requests. Code merged. Thanks for the improvements.
Yes,
I just used the
-gflag and the CSV argument. Your changes are a quality of life improvement. Thank you.Thanks, and you’re welcome.
Hrm. So testing organisms takes a while. Oh well. I might try to parallelize it, but I don’t actually know hy, I’m just blindly translating python idioms, and concurrency is hard.
I notice that the hy version in the ubuntu repos will not run the program, apparently due to an upstream bug. The version from pip will. I mention this in case anyone else runs into the same hiccup.
I might try to parallelize it to some degree. It seems like the biomes might be able to be run separately, and the pairings might as well. No promises, though.