void blx_l3_cntl_create_if
(
opid_t family,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* b,
obj_t* c,
cntl_t* cntl_orig,
cntl_t** cntl_use
)
{
// This is part of a hack to support mixed domain in bli_gemm_front().
// Sometimes we need to specify a non-standard schema for A and B, and
// we decided to transmit them via the schema field in the obj_t's
// rather than pass them in as function parameters. Once the values
// have been read, we immediately reset them back to their expected
// values for unpacked objects. Notice that we do this even if the
// caller passed in a custom control tree; that's because we still need
// to reset the pack schema of a and b, which were modified by the
// operation's _front() function. However, in order for this to work,
// the level-3 thread entry function (or omp parallel region) must
// alias thread-local copies of objects a and b.
pack_t schema_a = bli_obj_pack_schema( a );
pack_t schema_b = bli_obj_pack_schema( b );
bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_NOT_PACKED, a );
bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_NOT_PACKED, b );
// If the control tree pointer is NULL, we construct a default
// tree as a function of the operation family.
if ( cntl_orig == NULL )
{
*cntl_use = blx_gemm_cntl_create( family, schema_a, schema_b );
}
else
{
// If the user provided a control tree, create a copy and use it
// instead (so that threads can use its local tree as a place to
// cache things like pack mem_t entries).
*cntl_use = bli_cntl_copy( cntl_orig );
// Recursively set the family fields of the newly copied control tree
// nodes.
bli_cntl_mark_family( family, *cntl_use );
}
}
void bli_syr2_front
(
obj_t* alpha,
obj_t* x,
obj_t* y,
obj_t* c,
cntx_t* cntx
)
{
her2_t* her2_cntl;
num_t dt_targ_x;
num_t dt_targ_y;
//num_t dt_targ_c;
bool_t x_has_unit_inc;
bool_t y_has_unit_inc;
bool_t c_has_unit_inc;
obj_t alpha_local;
num_t dt_alpha;
// Check parameters.
if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
bli_syr2_check( alpha, x, y, c );
// Query the target datatypes of each object.
dt_targ_x = bli_obj_target_dt( x );
dt_targ_y = bli_obj_target_dt( y );
//dt_targ_c = bli_obj_target_dt( c );
// Determine whether each operand with unit stride.
x_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( x ) == 1 );
y_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( y ) == 1 );
c_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( c ) ||
bli_obj_is_col_stored( c ) );
// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of alpha. Notice that we use
// the type union of the datatypes of x and y.
dt_alpha = bli_dt_union( dt_targ_x, dt_targ_y );
bli_obj_scalar_init_detached_copy_of( dt_alpha,
BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
alpha,
&alpha_local );
// If all operands have unit stride, we choose a control tree for calling
// the unblocked implementation directly without any blocking.
if ( x_has_unit_inc &&
y_has_unit_inc &&
c_has_unit_inc )
{
// We use two control trees to handle the four cases corresponding to
// combinations of upper/lower triangular storage and row/column-storage.
// The row-stored lower triangular and column-stored upper triangular
// trees are identical. Same for the remaining two trees.
if ( bli_obj_is_lower( c ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( c ) ) her2_cntl = her2_cntl_bs_ke_lrow_ucol;
else her2_cntl = her2_cntl_bs_ke_lcol_urow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_is_upper( c ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( c ) ) her2_cntl = her2_cntl_bs_ke_lcol_urow;
else her2_cntl = her2_cntl_bs_ke_lrow_ucol;
}
}
else
{
// Mark objects with unit stride as already being packed. This prevents
// unnecessary packing from happening within the blocked algorithm.
if ( x_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, x );
if ( y_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, y );
if ( c_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_UNSPEC, c );
// Here, we make a similar choice as above, except that (1) we look
// at storage tilt, and (2) we choose a tree that performs blocking.
if ( bli_obj_is_lower( c ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( c ) ) her2_cntl = her2_cntl_ge_lrow_ucol;
else her2_cntl = her2_cntl_ge_lcol_urow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_is_upper( c ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( c ) ) her2_cntl = her2_cntl_ge_lcol_urow;
else her2_cntl = her2_cntl_ge_lrow_ucol;
}
}
// Invoke the internal back-end with the copy-cast scalar and the
// chosen control tree. Set conjh to BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE to invoke the
// symmetric (and not Hermitian) algorithms.
bli_her2_int( BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
&alpha_local,
&alpha_local,
x,
y,
c,
cntx,
her2_cntl );
}
void bli_trmv( obj_t* alpha,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* x )
{
trmv_t* trmv_cntl;
num_t dt_targ_a;
num_t dt_targ_x;
bool_t a_is_contig;
bool_t x_is_contig;
obj_t alpha_local;
num_t dt_alpha;
// Check parameters.
if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
bli_trmv_check( alpha, a, x );
// Query the target datatypes of each object.
dt_targ_a = bli_obj_target_datatype( *a );
dt_targ_x = bli_obj_target_datatype( *x );
// Determine whether each operand is stored contiguously.
a_is_contig = ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ||
bli_obj_is_col_stored( *a ) );
x_is_contig = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( *x ) == 1 );
// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of alpha. Notice that we use
// the type union of the target datatypes of a and x to prevent any
// unnecessary loss of information during the computation.
dt_alpha = bli_datatype_union( dt_targ_a, dt_targ_x );
bli_obj_init_scalar_copy_of( dt_alpha,
BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
alpha,
&alpha_local );
// If all operands are contiguous, we choose a control tree for calling
// the unblocked implementation directly without any blocking.
if ( a_is_contig &&
x_is_contig )
{
// We use two control trees to handle the four cases corresponding to
// combinations of transposition and row/column-storage.
// The row-stored without transpose and column-stored with transpose
// trees are identical. Same for the remaining two trees.
if ( bli_obj_has_notrans( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ) trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_bs_ke_nrow_tcol;
else trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_bs_ke_ncol_trow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_has_trans( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ) trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_bs_ke_ncol_trow;
else trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_bs_ke_nrow_tcol;
}
}
else
{
// Mark objects with unit stride as already being packed. This prevents
// unnecessary packing from happening within the blocked algorithm.
if ( a_is_contig ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_UNSPEC, *a );
if ( x_is_contig ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, *x );
// Here, we make a similar choice as above, except that (1) we look
// at storage tilt, and (2) we choose a tree that performs blocking.
if ( bli_obj_has_notrans( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( *a ) ) trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_ge_nrow_tcol;
else trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_ge_ncol_trow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_has_trans( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( *a ) ) trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_ge_ncol_trow;
else trmv_cntl = trmv_cntl_ge_nrow_tcol;
}
}
// Invoke the internal back-end with the copy-cast of alpha and the
// chosen control tree.
bli_trmv_int( &alpha_local,
a,
x,
trmv_cntl );
}
void bli_hemv( obj_t* alpha,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* x,
obj_t* beta,
obj_t* y )
{
hemv_t* hemv_cntl;
num_t dt_targ_a;
num_t dt_targ_x;
num_t dt_targ_y;
bool_t a_has_unit_inc;
bool_t x_has_unit_inc;
bool_t y_has_unit_inc;
obj_t alpha_local;
obj_t beta_local;
num_t dt_alpha;
num_t dt_beta;
// Check parameters.
if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
bli_hemv_check( alpha, a, x, beta, y );
// Query the target datatypes of each object.
dt_targ_a = bli_obj_target_datatype( *a );
dt_targ_x = bli_obj_target_datatype( *x );
dt_targ_y = bli_obj_target_datatype( *y );
// Determine whether each operand with unit stride.
a_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ||
bli_obj_is_col_stored( *a ) );
x_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( *x ) == 1 );
y_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( *y ) == 1 );
// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of alpha. Notice that we use
// the type union of the target datatypes of a and x to prevent any
// unnecessary loss of information during the computation.
dt_alpha = bli_datatype_union( dt_targ_a, dt_targ_x );
bli_obj_scalar_init_detached_copy_of( dt_alpha,
BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
alpha,
&alpha_local );
// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of beta. Notice that we use
// the datatype of y. Here's why: If y is real and beta is complex,
// there is no reason to keep beta_local in the complex domain since
// the complex part of beta*y will not be stored. If y is complex and
// beta is real then beta is harmlessly promoted to complex.
dt_beta = dt_targ_y;
bli_obj_scalar_init_detached_copy_of( dt_beta,
BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
beta,
&beta_local );
// If all operands have unit stride, we choose a control tree for calling
// the unblocked implementation directly without any blocking.
if ( a_has_unit_inc &&
x_has_unit_inc &&
y_has_unit_inc )
{
// We use two control trees to handle the four cases corresponding to
// combinations of upper/lower triangular storage and row/column-storage.
// The row-stored lower triangular and column-stored upper triangular
// trees are identical. Same for the remaining two trees.
if ( bli_obj_is_lower( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ) hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_bs_ke_lrow_ucol;
else hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_bs_ke_lcol_urow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_is_upper( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( *a ) ) hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_bs_ke_lcol_urow;
else hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_bs_ke_lrow_ucol;
}
}
else
{
// Mark objects with unit stride as already being packed. This prevents
// unnecessary packing from happening within the blocked algorithm.
if ( a_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_UNSPEC, *a );
if ( x_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, *x );
if ( y_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, *y );
// Here, we make a similar choice as above, except that (1) we look
// at storage tilt, and (2) we choose a tree that performs blocking.
if ( bli_obj_is_lower( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( *a ) ) hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_ge_lrow_ucol;
else hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_ge_lcol_urow;
}
else // if ( bli_obj_is_upper( *a ) )
{
if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( *a ) ) hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_ge_lcol_urow;
else hemv_cntl = hemv_cntl_ge_lrow_ucol;
}
}
// Invoke the internal back-end with the copy-casts of scalars and the
// chosen control tree. Set conjh to BLIS_CONJUGATE to invoke the
// Hermitian (and not symmetric) algorithms.
bli_hemv_int( BLIS_CONJUGATE,
&alpha_local,
a,
x,
&beta_local,
y,
hemv_cntl );
}
siz_t bli_packv_init_pack
(
pack_t schema,
bszid_t bmult_id,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* p,
cntx_t* cntx
)
{
num_t dt = bli_obj_dt( a );
dim_t dim_a = bli_obj_vector_dim( a );
dim_t bmult = bli_cntx_get_blksz_def_dt( dt, bmult_id, cntx );
membrk_t* membrk = bli_cntx_membrk( cntx );
#if 0
mem_t* mem_p;
#endif
dim_t m_p_pad;
siz_t size_p;
inc_t rs_p, cs_p;
void* buf;
// We begin by copying the basic fields of c.
bli_obj_alias_to( a, p );
// Update the dimensions.
bli_obj_set_dims( dim_a, 1, p );
// Reset the view offsets to (0,0).
bli_obj_set_offs( 0, 0, p );
// Set the pack schema in the p object to the value in the control tree
// node.
bli_obj_set_pack_schema( schema, p );
// Compute the dimensions padded by the dimension multiples.
m_p_pad = bli_align_dim_to_mult( bli_obj_vector_dim( p ), bmult );
// Compute the size of the packed buffer.
size_p = m_p_pad * 1 * bli_obj_elem_size( p );
#if 0
// Extract the address of the mem_t object within p that will track
// properties of the packed buffer.
mem_p = bli_obj_pack_mem( *p );
if ( bli_mem_is_unalloc( mem_p ) )
{
// If the mem_t object of p has not yet been allocated, then acquire
// a memory block suitable for a vector.
bli_membrk_acquire_v( membrk,
size_p,
mem_p );
}
else
{
// If the mem_t object has already been allocated, then release and
// re-acquire the memory so there is sufficient space.
if ( bli_mem_size( mem_p ) < size_p )
{
bli_membrk_release( mem_p );
bli_membrk_acquire_v( membrk,
size_p,
mem_p );
}
}
// Grab the buffer address from the mem_t object and copy it to the
// main object buffer field. (Sometimes this buffer address will be
// copied when the value is already up-to-date, because it persists
// in the main object buffer field across loop iterations.)
buf = bli_mem_buffer( mem_p );
bli_obj_set_buffer( buf, p );
#endif
// Save the padded (packed) dimensions into the packed object.
bli_obj_set_padded_dims( m_p_pad, 1, p );
// Set the row and column strides of p based on the pack schema.
if ( schema == BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR )
{
// Set the strides to reflect a column-stored vector. Note that the
// column stride may never be used, and is only useful to determine
// how much space beyond the vector would need to be zero-padded, if
// zero-padding was needed.
rs_p = 1;
cs_p = bli_obj_padded_length( p );
bli_obj_set_strides( rs_p, cs_p, p );
}
return size_p;
}
void bli_l3_thread_decorator
(
l3int_t func,
opid_t family,
obj_t* alpha,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* b,
obj_t* beta,
obj_t* c,
cntx_t* cntx,
rntm_t* rntm,
cntl_t* cntl
)
{
// This is part of a hack to support mixed domain in bli_gemm_front().
// Sometimes we need to specify a non-standard schema for A and B, and
// we decided to transmit them via the schema field in the obj_t's
// rather than pass them in as function parameters. Once the values
// have been read, we immediately reset them back to their expected
// values for unpacked objects.
pack_t schema_a = bli_obj_pack_schema( a );
pack_t schema_b = bli_obj_pack_schema( b );
bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_NOT_PACKED, a );
bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_NOT_PACKED, b );
// For sequential execution, we use only one thread.
const dim_t n_threads = 1;
// NOTE: The sba was initialized in bli_init().
// Check out an array_t from the small block allocator. This is done
// with an internal lock to ensure only one application thread accesses
// the sba at a time. bli_sba_checkout_array() will also automatically
// resize the array_t, if necessary.
array_t* restrict array = bli_sba_checkout_array( n_threads );
// Access the pool_t* for thread 0 and embed it into the rntm. We do
// this up-front only so that we can create the global comm below.
bli_sba_rntm_set_pool( 0, array, rntm );
// Set the packing block allocator field of the rntm.
bli_membrk_rntm_set_membrk( rntm );
// Allcoate a global communicator for the root thrinfo_t structures.
thrcomm_t* restrict gl_comm = bli_thrcomm_create( rntm, n_threads );
{
// NOTE: We don't need to create another copy of the rntm_t since
// it was already copied in one of the high-level oapi functions.
rntm_t* restrict rntm_p = rntm;
cntl_t* cntl_use;
thrinfo_t* thread;
const dim_t tid = 0;
// Use the thread id to access the appropriate pool_t* within the
// array_t, and use it to set the sba_pool field within the rntm_t.
// If the pool_t* element within the array_t is NULL, it will first
// be allocated/initialized.
// NOTE: This is commented out because, in the single-threaded case,
// this is redundant since it's already been done above.
//bli_sba_rntm_set_pool( tid, array, rntm_p );
// NOTE: Unlike with the _openmp.c and _pthreads.c variants, we don't
// need to alias objects for A, B, and C since they were already aliased
// in bli_*_front(). However, we may add aliasing here in the future so
// that, with all three (_single.c, _openmp.c, _pthreads.c) implementations
// consistently providing local aliases, we can then eliminate aliasing
// elsewhere.
// Create a default control tree for the operation, if needed.
bli_l3_cntl_create_if( family, schema_a, schema_b,
a, b, c, rntm_p, cntl, &cntl_use );
// Create the root node of the thread's thrinfo_t structure.
bli_l3_thrinfo_create_root( tid, gl_comm, rntm_p, cntl_use, &thread );
func
(
alpha,
a,
b,
beta,
c,
cntx,
rntm_p,
cntl_use,
thread
);
// Free the thread's local control tree.
bli_l3_cntl_free( rntm_p, cntl_use, thread );
// Free the current thread's thrinfo_t structure.
bli_l3_thrinfo_free( rntm_p, thread );
}
// We shouldn't free the global communicator since it was already freed
// by the global communicator's chief thread in bli_l3_thrinfo_free()
// (called above).
// Check the array_t back into the small block allocator. Similar to the
// check-out, this is done using a lock embedded within the sba to ensure
// mutual exclusion.
bli_sba_checkin_array( array );
}
