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okay so bestie, welcome to MISSING β it lives in section 1 of the manual, the User Commands corner π
π NAME π
missing β which is literally the tool osh_reorder, no cap π«Ά
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
so the vibe here is:
usage: osh_reorder [options] options:
and then, babes, we have so many options. every single one, coming right up π
β OPTIONS β
--osh-memoryβ prints how much memory got used at max, plus a whole stacktrace of it. nosy but make it useful π--osh-timeβ prints how much time got spent inside certain functions. the receipts, basically π§Ύ--osh-time-percentβ same tea as above but as a percentage. math girlies rise π--osh-time-chop 0.0β only shows you the functions whose percent time is bigger than the value you give. so like--osh-time-chop=2means chop chop, bye to anything under it βοΈ--osh-time-with-filenameβ slaps the file name onto the function name in the profile output. full government name energy π--osh-signalβ catches signals and prints a stacktrace. it's giving surveillance but make it debugging π--osh-fpeβ turns on floating-point exceptions. yes, those ones π«£--osh-silentβ suppresses all output. mute. not a word. π€«--osh-poolβ uses memory pooling, because sharing is caring πββοΈ--osh-self-send valueβ controls the self send threshold. you set the limit, bestie ποΈ--osh-mpi-ranks-per-node valueβ how many MPI ranks per node, specifically for that CUDA+MPI situation π»β¨
then, because the universe loves drama, we get:
missing required argument <input.osh> missing required argument <output.osh> usage: osh_reorder input.osh output.osh
and again, for the people in the back:
usage: osh_reorder input.osh output.osh
so yeah. it needs input.osh and it needs output.osh. there is no escaping it. no input, no output, no service π
π«Ά friendly reminder: you literally cannot run this without both<input.osh>and<output.osh>. the manpage says it twice. it means it.
and that's the whole page, my love π that footer energy β missing required argument <outp..., dated July 2025, filed under MISSING(1) in the User Commands section β is us signing off. periodt. π¦π
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