iperf3: add getter to read the actual run time of an iperf client run
this is helpful to run some action for the exact run time of an iperf3 session. note that if no time spec is given when calling "prepare_test_proc()", a modifier could set the runtime of an DL experiment to an arbitrary value so we need to have a mechanism to read the actual time from within a test Change-Id: I484a0add322ffd269a1e9df72a00cf348950b268
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@ -209,6 +209,7 @@ class IPerf3Client(log.Origin):
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self.server = iperf3srv
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self.testenv = testenv
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self._proto = None
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self._time_sec = None
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self.log_file = None
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self.rem_host = None
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self.remote_log_file = None
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else:
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time_sec = int(time_sec_str)
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assert(time_sec)
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self._time_sec = time_sec
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if proto is None:
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proto = values.get('protocol', IPerf3Client.PROTO_TCP)
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def proto(self):
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return self._proto
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def time_sec(self):
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return self._time_sec
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def __str__(self):
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# FIXME: somehow differentiate between several clients connected to same server?
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return "%s:%u" %(self.server.addr(), self.server.port())
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