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@Now I can read in the parameter file. The next step will be to glue the parameter file access to the rewriting of the logs.
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@2 10
2 2 500
4 2 900
3 3 1000
10 1 1100
5 5 2600
2 18 3700
1 1 180
1  2 320
2 50 10200
0 0 102.20
# The first line contains the number of parameters followed by the 
# number of given parameterized timings
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@More Interpolation is working correctly
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@A new program for interpolating values to a desired parameterization. params-time-table would be generated by something like a cycle accurate simulator.
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@d1 1
a1 3
# format for each line is : numAtoms1 numAtoms2  new_timing 
# timings are 100+100*numAtoms1*numAtoms2
# This is to easily test our interpolation 
d8 6
a13 4
# and some not perfect points to make things messy:
1 1 190
2 3 725
0 0 0
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