fix retrieval of all-core max frequency for multi-die architectures#323
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Signed-off-by: Harper, Jason M <jason.m.harper@intel.com>
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This PR updates the frequency retrieval logic for multi-die architectures by switching from a column-based lookup to using SSE frequency buckets. Key changes include:
- Refactoring maxFrequencyFromOutput to extract the maximum single-core frequency from the SSE buckets.
- Modifying allCoreMaxFrequencyFromOutput to retrieve the maximum all-core frequency using the last SSE bucket.
- Introducing a helper function, getSSEFreqsFromBuckets, to extract SSE frequencies from the provided buckets.
Signed-off-by: Harper, Jason M <jason.m.harper@intel.com>
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