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/// \file Kokkos_Layout.hpp
/// \brief Declaration of various \c MemoryLayout options.
#ifndef KOKKOS_LAYOUT_HPP
#define KOKKOS_LAYOUT_HPP
#include <stddef.h>
#include <impl/Kokkos_Traits.hpp>
#include <impl/Kokkos_Tags.hpp>
namespace Kokkos {
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \struct LayoutLeft
/// \brief Memory layout tag indicating left-to-right (Fortran scheme)
/// striding of multi-indices.
///
/// This is an example of a \c MemoryLayout template parameter of
/// View. The memory layout describes how View maps from a
/// multi-index (i0, i1, ..., ik) to a memory location.
///
/// "Layout left" indicates a mapping where the leftmost index i0
/// refers to contiguous access, and strides increase for dimensions
/// going right from there (i1, i2, ...). This layout imitates how
/// Fortran stores multi-dimensional arrays. For the special case of
/// a two-dimensional array, "layout left" is also called "column
/// major."
struct LayoutLeft {
//! Tag this class as a kokkos array layout
typedef LayoutLeft array_layout ;
};
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \struct LayoutRight
/// \brief Memory layout tag indicating right-to-left (C or
/// lexigraphical scheme) striding of multi-indices.
///
/// This is an example of a \c MemoryLayout template parameter of
/// View. The memory layout describes how View maps from a
/// multi-index (i0, i1, ..., ik) to a memory location.
///
/// "Right layout" indicates a mapping where the rightmost index ik
/// refers to contiguous access, and strides increase for dimensions
/// going left from there. This layout imitates how C stores
/// multi-dimensional arrays. For the special case of a
/// two-dimensional array, "layout right" is also called "row major."
struct LayoutRight {
//! Tag this class as a kokkos array layout
typedef LayoutRight array_layout ;
};
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \struct LayoutStride
/// \brief Memory layout tag indicated arbitrarily strided
/// multi-index mapping into contiguous memory.
struct LayoutStride {
//! Tag this class as a kokkos array layout
typedef LayoutStride array_layout ;
enum { MAX_RANK = 8 };
size_t dimension[ MAX_RANK ] ;
size_t stride[ MAX_RANK ] ;
/** \brief Compute strides from ordered dimensions.
*
* Values of order uniquely form the set [0..rank)
* and specify ordering of the dimensions.
* Order = {0,1,2,...} is LayoutLeft
* Order = {...,2,1,0} is LayoutRight
*/
template< typename iTypeOrder , typename iTypeDimen >
KOKKOS_INLINE_FUNCTION static
LayoutStride order_dimensions( int const rank
, iTypeOrder const * const order
, iTypeDimen const * const dimen )
{
LayoutStride tmp ;
// Verify valid rank order:
int check_input = MAX_RANK < rank ? 0 : int( 1 << rank ) - 1 ;
for ( int r = 0 ; r < MAX_RANK ; ++r ) {
tmp.dimension[r] = 0 ;
tmp.stride[r] = 0 ;
check_input &= ~int( 1 << order[r] );
}
if ( 0 == check_input ) {
size_t n = 1 ;
for ( int r = 0 ; r < rank ; ++r ) {
tmp.stride[ order[r] ] = n ;
n *= ( dimen[order[r]] );
tmp.dimension[r] = dimen[r];
}
}
return tmp ;
}
};
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \struct LayoutTileLeft
/// \brief Memory layout tag indicating left-to-right (Fortran scheme)
/// striding of multi-indices by tiles.
///
/// This is an example of a \c MemoryLayout template parameter of
/// View. The memory layout describes how View maps from a
/// multi-index (i0, i1, ..., ik) to a memory location.
///
/// "Tiled layout" indicates a mapping to contiguously stored
/// <tt>ArgN0</tt> by <tt>ArgN1</tt> tiles for the rightmost two
/// dimensions. Indices are LayoutLeft within each tile, and the
/// tiles themselves are arranged using LayoutLeft. Note that the
/// dimensions <tt>ArgN0</tt> and <tt>ArgN1</tt> of the tiles must be
/// compile-time constants. This speeds up index calculations. If
/// both tile dimensions are powers of two, Kokkos can optimize
/// further.
template < unsigned ArgN0 , unsigned ArgN1 ,
bool IsPowerOfTwo = ( Impl::is_integral_power_of_two(ArgN0) &&
Impl::is_integral_power_of_two(ArgN1) )
>
struct LayoutTileLeft {
static_assert( Impl::is_integral_power_of_two(ArgN0) &&
Impl::is_integral_power_of_two(ArgN1)
, "LayoutTileLeft must be given power-of-two tile dimensions" );
//! Tag this class as a kokkos array layout
typedef LayoutTileLeft<ArgN0,ArgN1,IsPowerOfTwo> array_layout ;
enum { N0 = ArgN0 };
enum { N1 = ArgN1 };
};
} // namespace Kokkos
#endif // #ifndef KOKKOS_LAYOUT_HPP
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