#!/usr/bin/python3 import os import sys import re def parse_capture(filename): f = open('measurements/' + filename) #counter = 0 counter = 1 lets_use_a_flag = False six_ts = '' two_ts = '' enc_deltas = {} dec_deltas = {} for l in f.readlines(): l_array = l.split(" ") bit_field = l_array[-1][:-1] # l_array? That's the best you came up with? if bit_field == '6': six_ts = l_array[0][:-1] lets_use_a_flag = True continue if lets_use_a_flag: if bit_field == '2': #if counter == 0: #counter = counter + 1 #continue two_ts = l_array[0][:-1] delta = float(two_ts) - float(six_ts) if counter % 2 == 1: enc_deltas[(counter+1)/2] = delta else: dec_deltas[counter/2] = delta counter = counter + 1 else: lets_use_a_flag = False f.close() for key in enc_deltas: print("Vector %d was encrypted in %f seconds" % (key, enc_deltas[key])) for key in dec_deltas: print("Vector %d was decrypted in %f seconds" % (key, dec_deltas[key])) print(len(enc_deltas)) print(len(dec_deltas)) def read_log(d): # Soo readlines, much efficient f = open(d + '/test_stdout.log', 'r') content = f.readlines() are_we_happy = content[-1].split(' ')[-1] if are_we_happy != 'SUCCESSFUL\n': print ("Test unsuccesful or log file structure corrupted") return # I like to split it, split it algorithm = content[0].split(' ')[-1].split('/')[-2] # Path to logic data is in the second to last line logic_file = content[-2].split('/')[-1][:-2] f. close() print("Let's evaluate the test results of algorithm %s by using %s" % (algorithm, logic_file)) parse_capture(logic_file) def main(): print('THE LWC BENCHMARK SPLITTER') print('powered by Deutsche Bahn') build_dir = 'build/' for d in os.listdir(build_dir): read_log(os.path.join(build_dir + d)) if __name__ == "__main__": main()