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blis/frame/thread/bli_thrinfo_sup.c
Field G. Van Zee 2cb604ba47 Rename more bli_thread_obarrier(), _obroadcast().
Details:
- Renamed instances of bli_thread_obarrier() and bli_thread_obroadcast()
  that were made in the supmt-specific code commited to the 'amd'
  branch, which has now been merged with 'master'. Prior to the merge,
  'master' received commit c01d249, which applied these renamings to
  the existing, non-sup codebase.
2020-04-06 16:42:14 -05:00

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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 - 2019, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
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*/
#include "blis.h"
void bli_thrinfo_sup_grow
(
rntm_t* rntm,
bszid_t* bszid_par,
thrinfo_t* thread
)
{
if ( thread == &BLIS_GEMM_SINGLE_THREADED ||
thread == &BLIS_PACKM_SINGLE_THREADED ) return;
// NOTE: If bli_thrinfo_sup_rgrow() is being called, the sub_node field will
// always be non-NULL, and so there's no need to check it.
//if ( bli_cntl_sub_node( cntl ) != NULL )
{
// We only need to take action if the thrinfo_t sub-node is NULL; if it
// is non-NULL, then it has already been created and we'll use it as-is.
if ( bli_thrinfo_sub_node( thread ) == NULL )
{
// Create a new node (or, if needed, multiple nodes) along the
// main sub-node branch of the tree and return the pointer to the
// (highest) child.
thrinfo_t* thread_child = bli_thrinfo_sup_rgrow
(
rntm,
bszid_par,
&bszid_par[1],
thread
);
// Attach the child thrinfo_t node for the primary branch to its
// parent structure.
bli_thrinfo_set_sub_node( thread_child, thread );
}
}
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
thrinfo_t* bli_thrinfo_sup_rgrow
(
rntm_t* rntm,
bszid_t* bszid_par,
bszid_t* bszid_cur,
thrinfo_t* thread_par
)
{
thrinfo_t* thread_cur;
// We must handle two cases: those where the next node in the
// control tree is a partitioning node, and those where it is
// a non-partitioning (ie: packing) node.
if ( *bszid_cur != BLIS_NO_PART )
{
// Create the child thrinfo_t node corresponding to cntl_cur,
// with cntl_par being the parent.
thread_cur = bli_thrinfo_sup_create_for_cntl
(
rntm,
bszid_par,
bszid_cur,
thread_par
);
}
else // if ( *bszid_cur == BLIS_NO_PART )
{
// Recursively grow the thread structure and return the top-most
// thrinfo_t node of that segment.
thrinfo_t* thread_seg = bli_thrinfo_sup_rgrow
(
rntm,
bszid_par,
&bszid_cur[1],
thread_par
);
// Create a thrinfo_t node corresponding to cntl_cur. Since the
// corresponding cntl node, cntl_cur, is a non-partitioning node
// (bszid = BLIS_NO_PART), this means it's a packing node. Packing
// thrinfo_t nodes are formed differently than those corresponding to
// partitioning nodes; specifically, their work_id's are set equal to
// the their comm_id's. Also, notice that the free_comm field is set
// to FALSE since cntl_cur is a non-partitioning node. The reason:
// the communicator used here will be freed when thread_seg, or one
// of its descendents, is freed.
thread_cur = bli_thrinfo_create
(
rntm, // rntm
bli_thrinfo_ocomm( thread_seg ), // ocomm
bli_thread_ocomm_id( thread_seg ), // ocomm_id
bli_rntm_calc_num_threads_in( bszid_cur, rntm ), // n_way
bli_thread_ocomm_id( thread_seg ), // work_id
FALSE, // free_comm
BLIS_NO_PART, // bszid
thread_seg // sub_node
);
}
return thread_cur;
}
#define BLIS_NUM_STATIC_COMMS 80
thrinfo_t* bli_thrinfo_sup_create_for_cntl
(
rntm_t* rntm,
bszid_t* bszid_par,
bszid_t* bszid_chl,
thrinfo_t* thread_par
)
{
#if 1
// If we are running with a single thread, all of the code can be reduced
// and simplified to this.
if ( bli_rntm_calc_num_threads( rntm ) == 1 )
{
thrinfo_t* thread_chl = bli_thrinfo_create
(
rntm, // rntm
&BLIS_SINGLE_COMM, // ocomm
0, // ocomm_id
1, // n_way
0, // work_id
FALSE, // free_comm
BLIS_NO_PART, // bszid
NULL // sub_node
);
return thread_chl;
}
#endif
thrcomm_t* static_comms[ BLIS_NUM_STATIC_COMMS ];
thrcomm_t** new_comms = NULL;
const dim_t parent_nt_in = bli_thread_num_threads( thread_par );
const dim_t parent_n_way = bli_thread_n_way( thread_par );
const dim_t parent_comm_id = bli_thread_ocomm_id( thread_par );
const dim_t parent_work_id = bli_thread_work_id( thread_par );
// Sanity check: make sure the number of threads in the parent's
// communicator is divisible by the number of new sub-groups.
if ( parent_nt_in % parent_n_way != 0 )
{
printf( "Assertion failed: parent_nt_in <mod> parent_n_way != 0\n" );
bli_abort();
}
// Compute:
// - the number of threads inside the new child comm,
// - the current thread's id within the new communicator,
// - the current thread's work id, given the ways of parallelism
// to be obtained within the next loop.
const dim_t child_nt_in = bli_rntm_calc_num_threads_in( bszid_chl, rntm );
const dim_t child_n_way = bli_rntm_ways_for( *bszid_chl, rntm );
const dim_t child_comm_id = parent_comm_id % child_nt_in;
const dim_t child_work_id = child_comm_id / ( child_nt_in / child_n_way );
//printf( "thread %d: child_n_way = %d child_nt_in = %d parent_n_way = %d (bszid = %d->%d)\n", (int)child_comm_id, (int)child_nt_in, (int)child_n_way, (int)parent_n_way, (int)bli_cntl_bszid( cntl_par ), (int)bszid_chl );
// The parent's chief thread creates a temporary array of thrcomm_t
// pointers.
if ( bli_thread_am_ochief( thread_par ) )
{
if ( parent_n_way > BLIS_NUM_STATIC_COMMS )
new_comms = bli_malloc_intl( parent_n_way * sizeof( thrcomm_t* ) );
else
new_comms = static_comms;
}
// Broadcast the temporary array to all threads in the parent's
// communicator.
new_comms = bli_thread_broadcast( thread_par, new_comms );
// Chiefs in the child communicator allocate the communicator
// object and store it in the array element corresponding to the
// parent's work id.
if ( child_comm_id == 0 )
new_comms[ parent_work_id ] = bli_thrcomm_create( rntm, child_nt_in );
bli_thread_barrier( thread_par );
// All threads create a new thrinfo_t node using the communicator
// that was created by their chief, as identified by parent_work_id.
thrinfo_t* thread_chl = bli_thrinfo_create
(
rntm, // rntm
new_comms[ parent_work_id ], // ocomm
child_comm_id, // ocomm_id
child_n_way, // n_way
child_work_id, // work_id
TRUE, // free_comm
*bszid_chl, // bszid
NULL // sub_node
);
bli_thread_barrier( thread_par );
// The parent's chief thread frees the temporary array of thrcomm_t
// pointers.
if ( bli_thread_am_ochief( thread_par ) )
{
if ( parent_n_way > BLIS_NUM_STATIC_COMMS )
bli_free_intl( new_comms );
}
return thread_chl;
}