MISSING(1)

💖 MISSING(1) — like, the missing page, bestie 💖

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okay so you opened the man page for missing and honestly? relatable, we're all a little missing sometimes 😭 but fr fr this one is the manual for osh_eval_implied, and I'm gonna walk you through every single line of it. no skips. no skimming. we're doing this together 🫶

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✨ NAME ✨

missing — osh_eval_implied

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

so the usage vibe is literally this:

usage: osh_eval_implied [options] options:

and then the options, which we're gonna go through one by one because every single one matters, no cap 💅

🎀 the options, bestie

• --osh-memory — prints the amount of memory used at max, plus the stacktrace that goes with it. it's giving "how did we even get here" energy 💀
• --osh-time — prints how much time got spent in certain functions. little clock moment ⏰
• --osh-time-percent — same idea, but it shows the time spent in certain functions as a percentage. math girlies rise 🧚
• --osh-time-chop 0.0 — only prints the functions whose percent time is greater than the value you give it (for example: --osh-time-chop=2). so you can chop off the quiet ones, iconic ✂️
• --osh-time-with-filename — adds the file name to the function name in the profile output. more context, more slay 🦋
• --osh-signal — catches signals and prints a stacktrace. drama detection mode activated 🔥
• --osh-fpe — enables floating-point exceptions. yes, those. buckle up 🎢
• --osh-silent — suppresses all output. the "not me, not today, say nothing" option 🙈
• --osh-pool — uses memory pooling. reuse and recycle, environmentally conscious queen 🌈
• --osh-self-send value — controls the self send threshold. it's a value situation, we love that for it 💜
• --osh-mpi-ranks-per-node value — mpi ranks per node (for CUDA+MPI). yes it takes a value, yes it's for the CUDA+MPI girlies 👑

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😭 and then the required-argument drama

if you forget to hand it the files, it will simply come for you. the page shows it like this:

missing required argument <mesh_in.osh> missing required argument <mesh_out.osh> usage: osh_eval_implied mesh_in.osh mesh_out.osh

and then, again, in case you missed it the first time:

usage: osh_eval_implied mesh_in.osh mesh_out.osh

bestie. it needs <mesh_in.osh> and <mesh_out.osh>. BOTH of them. it said it twice. it's not playing. do not test it 💀

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🫶 the cute sign-off 🫶

this little love letter of a page comes from the source/version tag missing required argument <mesh..., dated July 2025, and it's filed under MISSING(1) — which, yeah, we already said, but it's the whole vibe, so. stay missing, stay iconic, and remember: if it's required, you have to pass it. periodt 💅✨