#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- Python -*-

import spec


class SPEC2006_444_namd(spec.TestModule):
    year = "2006"
    category = "fp"
    benchmark = "444.namd"

    train_input_set = ["all/input/namd.input"]
    train_output_set = ["train/output/namd.out"]
    train_args = [
        "--input namd.input --iterations 1 --output namd.out > 444.namd.namd.out 2> 444.namd.namd.err"
    ]
    train_cmp_cmds = ["fpcmp -a 0.00001 namd.out namd.out > 444.namd.namd.cmp"]
    ref_input_set = ["all/input/namd.input"]
    ref_output_set = ["ref/output/namd.out"]
    ref_args = [
        "--input namd.input --iterations 38 --output namd.out > 444.namd.namd.out 2> 444.namd.namd.err"
    ]
    ref_cmp_cmds = ["fpcmp -a 0.00001 namd.out namd.out > 444.namd.namd.cmp"]


# This is the only required entry point to the module.
test_class = SPEC2006_444_namd

# This is not required, but allows users with LNT in the environment (required
# for initial imports to work) to execute this test directly.
if __name__ == "__main__":
    test_class().main()
