rework allocator definitions #2

bench.py no evals only if argument to -a is file path.
Otherwise it will check if "arg".py is found in src/allocators/
then it imports it.
Collection definitions must export a iterable member called allocators.
Allocator definitions must export a member named "arg".

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 17 deletions

diff --git a/src/allocators/je_tc_super.py b/src/allocators/je_tc_super.py
index 2315da3..6245610 100644
--- a/src/allocators/je_tc_super.py
+++ b/src/allocators/je_tc_super.py
@@ -1,19 +1,7 @@
-from src.allocator import Allocator as Alloc
-from src.allocator import Allocator_Sources as Alloc_Src
+from src.allocators.glibc import glibc
+from src.allocators.tcmalloc import tcmalloc
+from src.allocators.jemalloc import jemalloc
+from src.allocators.supermalloc import supermalloc
 
-from src.allocators.glibc import Glibc
-from src.allocators.tcmalloc import TCMalloc
-from src.allocators.jemalloc import Jemalloc
-from src.allocators.supermalloc import SuperMalloc
 
-glibc = Glibc("glibc", color="C1")
-
-tcmalloc = TCMalloc("tcmalloc", color="C5")
-
-jemalloc = Jemalloc("jemalloc", color="C6")
-
-supermalloc = SuperMalloc("SuperMalloc", color="C8")
-
-allocators_to_build = [glibc, tcmalloc, jemalloc, supermalloc]
-
-allocators = {a.name: a.build() for a in allocators_to_build}
+allocators = [glibc, tcmalloc, jemalloc, supermalloc]