size_t ATMSP<T>::parse(ATMSB<T> &bc, const std::string &exps, const std::string &vars) {
// First always force recursion break on errors
size_t eLevel = noErr;
if ( (eLevel=setjmp(errJmp)) != noErr ) return eLevel;
// Prepare clean expression and variable strings
std::string::size_type pos, lastPos;
std::string es(exps), vs(vars);
pos = 0; while ( (pos=es.find(' '), pos) != std::string::npos ) es.erase(pos, 1);
pos = 0; while ( (pos=vs.find(' '), pos) != std::string::npos ) vs.erase(pos, 1);
if ( es.empty() ) longjmp(errJmp, funErr);
cp = (char *) es.c_str();
// Split comma separated variables into varLst
// One instance can be parsed repeatedly. So clear() is vital here
varLst.clear();
pos = vs.find_first_of(',', lastPos = vs.find_first_not_of(',', 0));
while ( std::string::npos != pos || std::string::npos != lastPos ) {
if ( !varLst.push(vs.substr(lastPos, pos-lastPos)) ) longjmp(errJmp, memErr);
pos = vs.find_first_of(',', lastPos = vs.find_first_not_of(',', pos));
}
// Static parenthesis check. "Abuse" free opCnt/varCnt as open/close-counters
opCnt = varCnt = 0;
for (size_t i=0; i<es.size(); i++)
if ( es[i] == '(' )
opCnt++;
else if ( es[i] == ')' ) {
varCnt++;
if ( varCnt > opCnt ) longjmp(errJmp, parErr);
}
if ( opCnt != varCnt ) longjmp(errJmp, parErr);
// Reset all our counters and indices
// opCnt = Operator count. For bytecode and memory checks
// varCnt = Variable count. For check if we have a constant expression
// valInd = All num, var and con values are mapped into the bytecode-val-array
// numInd = Numerical numbers array index
opCnt = varCnt = valInd = numInd = 0;
// Run it once for parsing and generating the bytecode
expression(bc);
bc.opCnt = opCnt;
// No vars in expression? Evaluate at compile time then
if ( !varCnt ) {
bc.num[0] = bc.run();
if ( bc.fltErr ) longjmp(errJmp, nanErr);
bc.val[0] = &bc.num[0];
bc.fun[0] = &ATMSB<T>::ppush;
bc.opCnt = 1;
}
return noErr;
}
/// A simple test function. Defines variables x,y,z as x=1, y=2, z=3 always
static void test(const char *s, size_t rounds=0) {
// Bytecode instance with SAME basic type as the parser
ATMSB<PTYPE> byteCode;
// Parsing/bytecode generation with error check. In a scope here JUST to
// demonstrate that the parser-instance itself is NOT needed later on
{
ATMSP<PTYPE> parser;
size_t err = parser.parse(byteCode, s, "x, y, z");
if ( err ) {
std::cerr << parser.errMessage(err) << std::endl;
exit(err);
}
}
// Set variable values for x,y,z. Here always 1,2,3
byteCode.var[0] = 1.0;
byteCode.var[1] = 2.0;
byteCode.var[2] = 3.0;
// Calculate/bench and show result
PTYPE res = byteCode.run();
if ( rounds ) for (size_t i=0; i<rounds; i++) res = byteCode.run();
std::cout << std::setprecision(25) << ">>> Result = " << res << std::endl;
// Need to be picky? Then check NaN/inf-errors with built-in flag. This is
// fast and "catches" all common errors like x/0, sqrt(-3), asin(123) ...
if ( byteCode.fltErr )
std::cerr << "Float error fetched by ATMSP default-check" << std::endl;
// Extra paranoia about NaN/inf float/complex errors? Due to the nature of
// floats, the built-in check may not catch every case. Here how to fetch
// these rare errors of more theoretical nature. But as they may happen:
#if !defined(MPFR)
if ( hasNumErr(res) )
std::cerr << "Float error fetched by extra-check" << std::endl;
#endif
}
/** Benchmark **/
static void bench(const size_t loops) {
double sec, minSec;
PTYPE res;
// Parser/bytecode instances
ATMSP<PTYPE> pa;
ATMSB<PTYPE> bc;
// Sweep over all expressions
std::cout << "Each expression is evaluated " << loops << " x times:\n";
for (size_t i=0; i<list.size(); i++) {
// Error check for parsing/bytecode generation
size_t err;
if ( (err=pa.parse(bc, list[i], "x, y, z")) ) {
std::cerr << list[i] << " failed: " << pa.errMessage(err) << std::endl;
exit(err);
}
// Some settings out of inner loops
bc.var[0] = 1.0;
bc.var[1] = 2.0;
bc.var[2] = 3.0;
minSec = 10.0e10;
// Get fastest run out of a few
for (size_t j=0; j<10; j++) {
TIMERS t;
for (size_t k=0; k<loops; k++) res = bc.run();
sec = t.stop();
if ( sec < minSec ) minSec = sec;
}
// Set locale for better import in OO spredsheet
std::locale locale("");
std::cout.imbue(locale);
// Use ";" as delimiter for OO import
std::cout << minSec << "\t;\'" << list[i] << std::endl;
}
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
double BenchATMSP::DoBenchmark(const std::string& sExpr, long iCount)
{
ATMSB<double> bc;
// Parsing/bytecode generation with error check. In a scope here JUST to
// demonstrate that a parser-instance itself is NOT needed later on
ATMSP<double> p;
unsigned int err = p.parse(bc, sExpr, "a, b, c, x, y, z, w");
if (err)
{
StopTimerAndReport(p.errMessage(err));
}
else
{
// Set variable values for x,y,z. Here always 1,2,3
bc.var[0] = 1.1;
bc.var[1] = 2.2;
bc.var[2] = 3.3;
bc.var[3] = 2.123456;
bc.var[4] = 3.123456;
bc.var[5] = 4.123456;
bc.var[6] = 5.123456;
//Prime the I and D caches for the expression
{
double d0 = 0.0;
double d1 = 0.0;
for (std::size_t i = 0; i < priming_rounds; ++i)
{
if (i & 1)
d0 += bc.run();
else
d1 += bc.run();
}
if (
(d0 == std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity()) &&
(d1 == std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity())
)
{
printf("\n");
}
}
// Perform benchmark then return results
double fRes (0);
double fSum (0);
fRes = bc.run();
StartTimer();
for (int j = 0; j < iCount; ++j)
{
fSum += bc.run();
std::swap(bc.var[0], bc.var[1]);
std::swap(bc.var[3], bc.var[4]);
}
StopTimer(fRes, fSum, iCount);
}
return m_fTime1;
}