graphstats: Fix for print_stall detection
The print_stall logic could cause large portions of the graph to show up as 100% host utilized. Rework the logic to avoid that. Signed-off-by: Kevin O'Connor <kevin@koconnor.net>
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@ -49,12 +49,12 @@ def find_print_restarts(data):
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# Check for buffer runoff
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sampletime = d['#sampletime']
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buffer_time = float(d.get('buffer_time', 0.))
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if buffer_time < 1. or (buffer_time < MAXBUFFER
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if (last_runoff_start and last_sampletime - sampletime < 5
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and buffer_time > last_buffer_time):
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if not last_runoff_start:
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last_runoff_start = last_sampletime
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runoff_samples[last_runoff_start] = [False, []]
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runoff_samples[last_runoff_start][1].append(sampletime)
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elif buffer_time < 1.:
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last_runoff_start = sampletime
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runoff_samples[last_runoff_start] = [False, [sampletime]]
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else:
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last_runoff_start = 0.
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last_buffer_time = buffer_time
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