[version]
	# Choose whether the runtime runs with debug symbols and internal asserts. Enabling this option
	# may produce significant overheads, so production or performance executions should disable this
	# option. Default is false
	debug = false
	# Choose the dependency system implementation. Default is "discrete"
	# Possible values: "discrete", "regions"
	dependencies = "discrete"
	# Choose the instrumentation variant to run. Default is "none"
	# Possible values: "none", "ctf", "extrae", "graph", "lint", "stats", "verbose"
	instrument = "ovni"

[turbo]
	# Choose whether enabling floating-point unit optimizations in all Nanos6 threads. Enabling this
	# option can speedup the floating-point computations in user tasks, but may produce imprecise
	# results. It enables flush-to-zero (FZ) and denormals are zero (DAZ) optimizations in Intel®
	# processors. Default is false
	enabled = false

[scheduler]
	# Choose the task scheduling policy. Default is "fifo"
	# Possible values: "fifo", "lifo"
	policy = "fifo"
	# Enable the immediate successor feature to improve cache data reutilization between successor
	# tasks. If enabled, when a CPU finishes a task it starts executing the successor task (computed
	# through their data dependencies). Default is true
	immediate_successor = true
	# Indicate whether the scheduler should consider task priorities defined by the user in the
	# task's priority clause. Default is true
	priority = true

[cpumanager]
	# The underlying policy of the CPU manager for the handling of CPUs. Default is "default", which
	# corresponds to "hybrid"
	# Possible values: "default", "idle", "busy", "hybrid", "lewi", "greedy"
	policy = "default"
	# The maximum number of iterations to busy wait for before idling. Default is "240000". Only
	# works for the 'hybrid' policy. This number will be divided by the number of active CPUs to
	# obtain a "busy_iters per CPU" metric for each individual CPU to busy-wait for
	busy_iters = 240000

[taskfor]
	# Choose the total number of CPU groups that will execute the worksharing tasks (taskfors). Default
	# is none (not set), which means that the runtime will create one taskfor group per NUMA node
	# groups = 1
	# Indicate whether should print the taskfor groups information
	report = false

[throttle]
	# Enable throttle to stop creating tasks when certain conditions are met. Default is false
	enabled = false
	# Maximum number of child tasks that can be created before throttling. Default is 5000000
	tasks = 5000000
	# Maximum memory pressure (percent of max_memory) before throttling. Default is 70 (%)
	pressure = 70 # %
	# Maximum memory that can be used by the runtime. Default is "0", which equals half of system memory
	max_memory = "0"
	# Evaluation interval (us). Each time this amount of time is elapsed, the throttle system queries
	# the memory allocator statistics and evaluates the current memory pressure. A higher interval
	# results in less accurate pressure estimation, but a lower interval introduces noticeable overhead,
	# as reading memory statistics requires a global lock on the allocator to aggregate per-thread
	# statistics. Default is 1000
	polling_period_us = 1000

[numa]
	# Enable NUMA tracking of task data. NUMA tracking consists of annotating the NUMA location
	# of data to be later scheduled based on this information. When using "auto" this feature is
	# enabled in the first allocation done using the Nanos6 NUMA API. Default is "auto"
	# Possible values: "auto", "on", "off"
	tracking = "auto"
	# Indicate whether should print the NUMA bitmask of each NUMA wildcards
	report = false
	# Use the page auto-discovery mechanism to detect the system's page size
	# Default is true, which is useful in systems with THP enabled
	# Set to false will use the default page size, which is arch-dependent
	discover_pagesize = true

[hardware_counters]
	# Enable the verbose mode of hardware counters, printing a small summary of metrics at the
	# end of the execution. Default is false
	verbose = false
	# The verbose file's name. Default is "nanos6-output-hwcounters.txt"
	verbose_file = "nanos6-output-hwcounters.txt"
	[hardware_counters.papi]
		# Enable the PAPI backend of the hardware counters module. Default is false
		enabled = false
		# The list of PAPI counters to read. Default is "PAPI_TOT_INS" and "PAPI_TOT_CYC"
		counters = [
			"PAPI_TOT_INS",
			"PAPI_TOT_CYC"
		]
	[hardware_counters.rapl]
		# Enable the RAPL backend of the hardware counters module for runtime-wise energy
		# metrics. Default is false
		enabled = false

[monitoring]
	# Indicate whether enabling the Monitoring of tasks and CPUs, which allows the usage of
	# prediction-based policies. Disabled by default
	enabled = false
	# Indicate whether enabling the "Wisdom" mechanism of Monitoring, saving normalized metrics for
	# future executions and loading previously saved metrics when the runtime initializes. Default
	# is false
	wisdom = false
	# Enable the verbose mode of Monitoring, which prints a detailed summary of task type metrics
	# at the end of the execution. Default is true
	verbose = true
	# The verbose file's name. Default is "output-monitoring.txt"
	verbose_file = "output-monitoring.txt"
	# The prediction rate at which CPU usage predictions are infered. Default is once every 100µs
	cpuusage_prediction_rate = 100 # µs
	# The number of samples (window) of the normalized exponential moving average for predictions
	# Default is 20
	rolling_window = 20

[devices]

[instrument]
	[instrument.ctf]
		# Choose the temporary directory where to store intermediate CTF files. Default is none
		# (not set), which means that $TMPDIR will be used if present, or /tmp otherwise
		# tmpdir = "/tmp"
		[instrument.ctf.converter]
			# Indicate whether the trace converter should automatically generate the trace after
			# executing a program with CTF instrumentation. Default is true
			enabled = true
			# Use the fast converter. This feature is experimental and generates a trace compatible
			# with just a subset of Paraver cfgs. Default is false
			fast = false
			# Indicate the location of the ctf2prv converter script. Default is none (not set),
			# which means that the $CTF2PRV will be used if present, or ctf2prv in $PATH
			# otherwise
			# location = "path/to/ctf2prv"
		# Choose the events that will be traced
		[instrument.ctf.events]
			# Linux Kernel events options. Nanos6 can collect Linux kernel internal events using the
			# perf_event_open system call. This requires to set /proc/sys/kernel/perf_event_paranoid
			# to -1 and read permissions for either /sys/kernel/tracing or /sys/kernel/debug/tracing.
			# Events can be selected individually and/or using Nanos6-defined presets
			[instrument.ctf.events.kernel]
				# Select one or more predefined sets of events. Available options are:
				#  - preemption: Trace context switches and interrupts
				#  - context_switch: Trace context switches
				#  - syscall: Trace all kernel syscalls entry and exit
				# presets = [
				# 	"preemption"
				# ]
				# Provide a file with a list of individual events to enable, one event per line.
				# Lines starting with "#" are omitted.
				# file = "./nanos6_kernel_events"
				# Exclude selected events. Disable events even if enabled in a preset or the
				# user provided file.
				# exclude = [
				# 	"sys_enter_gettimeofday",
				# 	"sys_exit_gettimeofday"
				# ]
	[instrument.ovni]
		# Level of detail. Selects what should be instrumented:
		# 1 = Tasks
		# 2 = Tasks + simple subsystem (the default)
		# 3 = Tasks + full subsystem + memory (huge performance penalty)
		level = 2
	[instrument.extrae]
		# Indicate whether the trace should show the activity of the threads instead of the CPUs'
		# activity. Default is false, which shows the activity of CPUs
		as_threads = false
		# Choose the detail level of the information generated in extrae traces. Default is 1
		detail_level = 1
	[instrument.graph]
		# Indicate whether the resulting PDF should be opened automatically with the display
		# command. Default is false
		display = false
		# Choose the command to be used to automatically display the resulting PDF
		display_command = "xdg-open"
		# Indicate whether the graph nodes should remove the directories from the source code
		# file names. Default is false
		shorten_filenames = false
		# Indicate whether should show the internal data structures that determine when tasks
		# are ready. Default is false
		show_dependency_structures = false
		# Include the information about the range of data or region that is covered when showing
		# internal data structures. Default is false
		show_regions = false
		# Indicate whether should show the internal data structures that do not determine dependencies
		# or that are redundant by transitivity. Default is false
		show_spurious_dependency_structures = false
		# Choose whether should force future and previous dependencies to be shown with different
		# graphical attributes. Default is false
		show_dead_dependencies = false
		# Include the internal data structures after they are no longer relevant. Default is false
		show_dead_dependency_structures = false
		# Instead of trying to collapse in one step as many related changes as possible, show one
		# at a time. Default is false
		show_all_steps = false
		# Show superaccess links. Default is true
		show_superaccess_links = true
		# Choose whether to emit a table next to the graph with a description of the changes in
		# each frame. Default is false
		show_log = false
	[instrument.stats]
		# The outfile file for emitting the statistics. Default is the standard error
		output_file = "/dev/stderr"
	[instrument.verbose]
		# Output device or file for verbose log. Default is "/dev/stderr"
		output_file = "/dev/stderr"
		# Print timestamps on log. Default is true
		timestamps = true
		# Delay verbose output to prevent mixing with application output. Default is false
		dump_only_on_exit = false
		# Verbose log concepts to display. Possible values on README.md
		areas = ["all", "!ComputePlaceManagement", "!DependenciesByAccess", "!DependenciesByAccessLinks",
			"!DependenciesByGroup", "!LeaderThread", "!TaskStatus",	"!ThreadManagement"]

[memory]

[misc]
	# Stack size of threads created by the runtime. Default is 8M
	stack_size = "8M"

[loader]
	# Enable verbose output of the loader, to debug dynamic linking problems. Default is false
	verbose = false
	# Choose whether to print a warning when there is any invalid NANOS6 environment variables
	# defined when running a program. Default is true
	warn_envars = true
	# Path to the nanos6 libraries. Default is none
	# library_path = "path/to/nanos6/lib"
	# Prefix for the report printing all the runtime variables. Default is none
	# report_prefix = "#"