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Network logging

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:42 am
by Youn
The log files will show, for example:

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Display took 3.92498 s
Time elapsed: 26 h, 9 m, 48 s
Done 939400000.00000 samples (3757.60000 samples per pixel) 
9973.63548 samples / second (100.26434 micro-seconds / sample)
Receiving frame from 10.0.0.251:
	num_samples: 70000.000000
	width: 1000
	height: 1000
Receiving frame from 10.0.0.114:
Receiving frame from 10.0.0.118:
Receiving frame from 10.0.0.149:
	Frame received. (lock wait time: 0.00 s, transfer time: 2.88 s)
	num_samples: 110000.000000
	num_samples: 380000.000000
	num_samples: 300000.000000
	width: 1000
	width: 1000
	width: 1000
	height: 1000
	height: 1000
	height: 1000
	Frame received. (lock wait time: 0.03 s, transfer time: 1.19 s)
	Frame received. (lock wait time: 1.26 s, transfer time: 1.34 s)
	Frame received. (lock wait time: 2.66 s, transfer time: 1.33 s)
saving tone-mapped image to 'renders/glass.max-frame-0000.png'
done.
...making it difficult to tell which line belongs to what computer. Not a big deal of course, just thought I'd point it out...

awesome work with this network rendering, btw, works beautifully!!!! :)

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 12:22 pm
by cpfresh
maybe as each slave connects it can be assigned a number or identifier of some sort and then each line that has to do with that slave can be prefixed with its ID on output.