MISSING(1)
π MISSING(1) β User Commands π
okay bestie, so this page lives in the User Commands manual and it's called MISSING(1) β yeah, the name is literally MISSING, which is giving mysterious main character energy but whatever, we move. π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
missing β osh_scale
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
the vibe here is: you run it like this, with whatever options you want:
usage: osh_scale [options] options:
and here's the whole menu of options, no cap: π
--osh-memoryβ prints out how much memory got used at max, plus the stacktrace of it. yes, receipts included. π§Ύ--osh-timeβ prints how much time got spent in certain functions. clock it. β°--osh-time-percentβ same energy as above, but it shows the time as a percentage instead.--osh-time-chop 0.0β only prints the functions whose percent time is greater than the value you give it (so like,--osh-time-chop=2if you're feeling picky). literally just filtering out the flops. π--osh-time-with-filenameβ adds the file name onto the function name in the profile output. full government name, periodt. π--osh-signalβ catches signals and prints a stacktrace. she's nosy and we love that. π«Ά--osh-fpeβ enables floating-point exceptions. living dangerously, i respect it.--osh-silentβ suppresses all output. shhh. π€«--osh-poolβ uses memory pooling. eco-friendly queen. π±--osh-self-send valueβ controls the self send threshold. you set the value, bestie.--osh-mpi-ranks-per-node valueβ mpi ranks per node, specifically for CUDA+MPI. very specific, very iconic. π
and then, like, the errors start erroring π β if you leave stuff out, it yells at you. here's exactly what it says:
missing required argument <input.osh> missing required argument <<target nelems>> missing required argument <output.osh> usage: osh_scale input.osh <target nelems> output.osh
missing required argument <output.osh> usage: osh_scale input.osh <target nelems> output.osh
missing required argument <<tar...
ngl the page literally cuts off mid-word there β <<tar... and then nothing. it's giving cliffhanger. π we're not gonna pretend we know what came after it, because we don't.
mwah π this page is from July 2025, tagged MISSING(1) β so if you were wondering when this lil mystery dropped, there you go. go slay some scales, bestie. β¨π
π¦ where this page comes from
- fedora 43: sandia-omega-h 9.34.13-10.fc43 Β· BSD-2-Clause AND BSL-1.0 AND LicenseRef-Fedora-Public-Domain AND MIT AND BSD-3-Clause
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms