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struct alloc_id | |
{ | |
std::size_t id; | |
std::size_t size; | |
std::size_t alignment; | |
std::size_t offset; | |
__host__ __device__ | |
bool operator==(const alloc_id & other) const | |
{ | |
return id == other.id && size == other.size && alignment == other.alignment; | |
} | |
alloc_id operator+(std::size_t size) const | |
{ | |
alloc_id ret; | |
ret.id = id; | |
ret.size = size; | |
ret.alignment = alignment; | |
ret.offset = size; | |
return ret; | |
} | |
}; | |
namespace thrust { namespace detail { | |
template<> | |
struct pointer_traits<alloc_id> | |
{ | |
template<typename> | |
struct rebind | |
{ | |
typedef alloc_id other; | |
}; | |
// implemented for the purposes of alignment test in disjoint pool's do_deallocate | |
static void * get(const alloc_id & id) | |
{ | |
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(id.alignment); | |
} | |
}; | |
}} | |
class dummy_resource THRUST_FINAL : public thrust::mr::memory_resource<alloc_id> | |
{ | |
public: | |
dummy_resource() : id_to_allocate(0), id_to_deallocate(0) | |
{ | |
} | |
~dummy_resource() | |
{ | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(id_to_allocate, 0u); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(id_to_deallocate, 0u); | |
} | |
virtual alloc_id do_allocate(std::size_t bytes, std::size_t alignment) THRUST_OVERRIDE | |
{ | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(static_cast<bool>(id_to_allocate), true); | |
alloc_id ret; | |
ret.id = id_to_allocate; | |
ret.size = bytes; | |
ret.alignment = alignment; | |
id_to_allocate = 0; | |
return ret; | |
} | |
virtual void do_deallocate(alloc_id p, std::size_t bytes, std::size_t alignment) THRUST_OVERRIDE | |
{ | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(p.size, bytes); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(p.alignment, alignment); | |
if (id_to_deallocate != 0) | |
{ | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(p.id, id_to_deallocate); | |
id_to_deallocate = 0; | |
} | |
} | |
std::size_t id_to_allocate; | |
std::size_t id_to_deallocate; | |
}; | |
template<template<typename, typename> class PoolTemplate> | |
void TestDisjointPool() | |
{ | |
dummy_resource upstream; | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource bookkeeper; | |
typedef PoolTemplate< | |
dummy_resource, | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource | |
> Pool; | |
thrust::mr::pool_options opts = Pool::get_default_options(); | |
opts.cache_oversized = false; | |
// avoid having the destructor run when an assertion failure is raised | |
// (the destructor will try to release, which in turn calls do_deallocate, | |
// which may fail with an assertion failure exception...) | |
Pool * pool = new Pool(&upstream, &bookkeeper, opts); | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 1; | |
// first allocation | |
alloc_id a1 = pool->do_allocate(12, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.id, 1u); | |
// due to chunking, the above allocation should be enough for the next one too | |
alloc_id a2 = pool->do_allocate(16, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a2.id, 1u); | |
// deallocating and allocating back should give the same resource back | |
pool->do_deallocate(a1, 12, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT); | |
alloc_id a3 = pool->do_allocate(12, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.id, a3.id); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.size, a3.size); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.alignment, a3.alignment); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.offset, a3.offset); | |
// allocating over-aligned memory should give non-cached results | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 2; | |
alloc_id a4 = pool->do_allocate(32, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT * 2); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a4.id, 2u); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a4.size, 32u); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a4.alignment, (std::size_t)THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT * 2); | |
// and deallocating it should return it back to upstream | |
upstream.id_to_deallocate = 2; | |
pool->do_deallocate(a4, 32u, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT * 2); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_deallocate, 0u); | |
// release actually returns properly sized memory to upstream | |
upstream.id_to_deallocate = 1; | |
pool->release(); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_deallocate, 0u); | |
// and does the same for oversized/overaligned memory | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 3; | |
alloc_id a5 = pool->do_allocate(1024, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT * 2); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_allocate, 0u); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a5.id, 3u); | |
upstream.id_to_deallocate = 3; | |
pool->release(); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_deallocate, 0u); | |
// and after that, the formerly cached memory isn't used anymore, | |
// so new memory from upstream is returned back | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 4; | |
alloc_id a6 = pool->do_allocate(16, THRUST_MR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_allocate, 0u); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a6.id, 4u); | |
// destruction also returns memory | |
upstream.id_to_deallocate = 4; | |
// actually destroy the pool; reasons why RAII is not used outlined at the beginning | |
// of this function | |
delete pool; | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(upstream.id_to_deallocate, 0u); | |
} | |
void TestDisjointUnsynchronizedPool() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointPool<thrust::mr::disjoint_unsynchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestDisjointUnsynchronizedPool); | |
void TestDisjointSynchronizedPool() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointPool<thrust::mr::disjoint_synchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestDisjointSynchronizedPool); | |
template<template<typename, typename> class PoolTemplate> | |
void TestDisjointPoolCachingOversized() | |
{ | |
dummy_resource upstream; | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource bookkeeper; | |
typedef PoolTemplate< | |
dummy_resource, | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource | |
> Pool; | |
thrust::mr::pool_options opts = Pool::get_default_options(); | |
opts.cache_oversized = true; | |
opts.largest_block_size = 1024; | |
Pool pool(&upstream, &bookkeeper, opts); | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 1; | |
alloc_id a1 = pool.do_allocate(2048, 32); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a1.id, 1u); | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 2; | |
alloc_id a2 = pool.do_allocate(64, 32); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a2.id, 2u); | |
pool.do_deallocate(a2, 64, 32); | |
pool.do_deallocate(a1, 2048, 32); | |
// make sure a good fit is used from the cache | |
alloc_id a3 = pool.do_allocate(32, 32); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a3.id, 2u); | |
alloc_id a4 = pool.do_allocate(1024, 32); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a4.id, 1u); | |
pool.do_deallocate(a4, 1024, 32); | |
// make sure that a new block is allocated when there's nothing cached with | |
// the required alignment | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 3; | |
alloc_id a5 = pool.do_allocate(32, 64); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a5.id, 3u); | |
pool.release(); | |
// make sure that release actually clears caches | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 4; | |
alloc_id a6 = pool.do_allocate(32, 64); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a6.id, 4u); | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 5; | |
alloc_id a7 = pool.do_allocate(2048, 1024); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a7.id, 5u); | |
pool.do_deallocate(a7, 2048, 1024); | |
// make sure that the 'ridiculousness' factor for size (options.cached_size_cutoff_factor) | |
// is respected | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 6; | |
alloc_id a8 = pool.do_allocate(24, 1024); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a8.id, 6u); | |
// make sure that the 'ridiculousness' factor for alignment (options.cached_alignment_cutoff_factor) | |
// is respected | |
upstream.id_to_allocate = 7; | |
alloc_id a9 = pool.do_allocate(2048, 32); | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(a9.id, 7u); | |
} | |
void TestDisjointUnsynchronizedPoolCachingOversized() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointPoolCachingOversized<thrust::mr::disjoint_unsynchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestDisjointUnsynchronizedPoolCachingOversized); | |
void TestDisjointSynchronizedPoolCachingOversized() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointPoolCachingOversized<thrust::mr::disjoint_synchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestDisjointSynchronizedPoolCachingOversized); | |
template<template<typename, typename> class PoolTemplate> | |
void TestDisjointGlobalPool() | |
{ | |
typedef PoolTemplate< | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource, | |
thrust::mr::new_delete_resource | |
> Pool; | |
ASSERT_EQUAL(thrust::mr::get_global_resource<Pool>() != NULL, true); | |
} | |
void TestUnsynchronizedDisjointGlobalPool() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointGlobalPool<thrust::mr::disjoint_unsynchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestUnsynchronizedDisjointGlobalPool); | |
void TestSynchronizedDisjointGlobalPool() | |
{ | |
TestDisjointGlobalPool<thrust::mr::disjoint_synchronized_pool_resource>(); | |
} | |
DECLARE_UNITTEST(TestSynchronizedDisjointGlobalPool); | |