Added another command-line argument to indicate whether to use the Watts attribute or the ClassToWatts attribute in the workload JSON.
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@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ var ignoreWatts = flag.Bool("ignoreWatts", false, "Ignore watts in offers")
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var pcplogPrefix = flag.String("logPrefix", "", "Prefix for pcplog")
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var hiThreshold = flag.Float64("hiThreshold", 0.0, "Upperbound for when we should start capping")
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var loThreshold = flag.Float64("loThreshold", 0.0, "Lowerbound for when we should start uncapping")
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var classMapWatts = flag.Bool("classMapWatts", false, "Map Watts to power-class of host in offer")
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// Short hand args
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func init() {
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flag.StringVar(pcplogPrefix, "p", "", "Prefix for pcplog (shorthand)")
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flag.Float64Var(hiThreshold, "ht", 700.0, "Upperbound for when we should start capping (shorthand)")
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flag.Float64Var(loThreshold, "lt", 400.0, "Lowerbound for when we should start uncapping (shorthand)")
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flag.BoolVar(classMapWatts, "cmw", false, "Map watts to power-class of host in offer (shorthand)")
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}
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func main() {
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