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blis/frame/base/bli_env.c
Field G. Van Zee 2a0682f8e5 Implemented runtime subconfig selection (#451).
Details:
- Implemented support for the user manually overriding the automatic
  subconfiguration selection that happens at runtime. This override
  can be requested by setting the BLIS_ARCH_TYPE environment variable.
  The variable must be set to the arch_t id (as enumerated in
  bli_type_defs.h) corresponding to the desired subconfiguration. If a
  value outside this enumerated range is given, BLIS will abort with an
  error message. If the value is in the valid range but corresponds to a
  subconfiguration that was not activated at configure-time/compile-time,
  BLIS will abort with a (different) error message. Thanks to decandia50
  for suggesting this feature via issue #451.
- Defined a new function bli_gks_lookup_id to return the address of an
  internal data structure within the gks. If this address is NULL, then
  it indicates that the subconfig corresponding to the arch_t id passed
  into the function was not compiled into BLIS. This function is used
  in the second of the two abort scenarios described above.
- Defined the enumerated error code BLIS_UNINITIALIZED_GKS_CNTX, which
  is returned for the latter of the two abort scenarios mentioned above,
  along with a corresponding error message and a function to perform
  the error check.
- Added cpp macro branching to bli_env.c to support compilation of the
  auto-detect.x executable during configure-time. This cpp branch is
  similar to the cpp code already found in bli_arch.c and bli_cpuid.c.
- Cleaned up the auto_detect() function to facilitate easier maintenance
  going forward. Also added a convenient debug switch that outputs the
  compilation command for the auto-detect.x executable and exits.
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/*
BLIS
An object-based framework for developing high-performance BLAS-like
libraries.
Copyright (C) 2014, The University of Texas at Austin
Copyright (C) 2018, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
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*/
#ifdef BLIS_CONFIGURETIME_CPUID
#define BLIS_INLINE static
#define BLIS_EXPORT_BLIS
#include "bli_system.h"
#include "bli_type_defs.h"
#include "bli_env.h"
#else
#include "blis.h"
#endif
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
gint_t bli_env_get_var( const char* env, gint_t fallback )
{
gint_t r_val;
char* str;
// Query the environment variable and store the result in str.
str = getenv( env );
// Set the return value based on the string obtained from getenv().
if ( str != NULL )
{
// If there was no error, convert the string to an integer and
// prepare to return that integer.
r_val = ( gint_t )strtol( str, NULL, 10 );
}
else
{
// If there was an error, use the "fallback" as the return value.
r_val = fallback;
}
return r_val;
}
#if 0
void bli_env_set_var( const char* env, dim_t value )
{
dim_t r_val;
char value_str[32];
const char* fs_32 = "%u";
const char* fs_64 = "%lu";
// Convert the string to an integer, but vary the format specifier
// depending on the integer type size.
if ( bli_info_get_int_type_size() == 32 ) sprintf( value_str, fs_32, value );
else sprintf( value_str, fs_64, value );
// Set the environment variable using the string we just wrote to via
// sprintf(). (The 'TRUE' argument means we want to overwrite the current
// value if the environment variable already exists.)
r_val = bli_setenv( env, value_str, TRUE );
// Check the return value in case something went horribly wrong.
if ( r_val == -1 )
{
char err_str[128];
// Query the human-readable error string corresponding to errno.
strerror_r( errno, err_str, 128 );
// Print the error message.
bli_print_msg( err_str, __FILE__, __LINE__ );
}
}
#endif