Mapping

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Enums

enum class TaskTarget : std::uint8_t

An enum class for task targets.

The enumerators of TaskTarget are ordered by their precedence; i.e., GPU, if available, is chosen over OMP or CPU,OMP, if available, is chosen overCPU`.

Values:

enumerator GPU

Indicates the task be mapped to a GPU.

enumerator OMP

Indicates the task be mapped to an OpenMP processor.

enumerator CPU

Indicates the task be mapped to a CPU.

enum class StoreTarget : std::uint8_t

An enum class for store targets.

Values:

enumerator SYSMEM

Indicates the store be mapped to the system memory (host memory)

enumerator FBMEM

Indicates the store be mapped to the GPU framebuffer.

enumerator ZCMEM

Indicates the store be mapped to the pinned memory for zero-copy GPU accesses.

enumerator SOCKETMEM

Indicates the store be mapped to the host memory closest to the target CPU.

enum class AllocPolicy : std::uint8_t

An enum class for instance allocation policies.

Values:

enumerator MAY_ALLOC

Indicates the store can reuse an existing instance.

enumerator MUST_ALLOC

Indicates the store must be mapped to a fresh instance.

enum class InstLayout : std::uint8_t

An enum class for instant layouts.

Values:

enumerator SOA

Indicates the store must be mapped to an SOA instance.

enumerator AOS

Indicates the store must be mapped to an AOS instance. No different than SOA in a store mapping for a single store.

class NodeRange

#include <core/mapping/machine.h>

A class to represent a range of nodes.

NodeRanges are half-open intervals of logical node IDs.

class ProcessorRange

#include <core/mapping/machine.h>

A class to represent a range of processors.

ProcessorRanges are half-open intervals of logical processors IDs.

Public Functions

inline std::uint32_t count() const noexcept

Returns the number of processors in the range.

Returns:

Processor count

inline bool empty() const noexcept

Checks if the processor range is empty.

Returns:

true The range is empty

Returns:

false The range is not empty

ProcessorRange slice(std::uint32_t from, std::uint32_t to) const

Slices the processor range for a given sub-range.

Parameters:

• from – Starting index

• to – End index

Returns:

Sliced procesor range

NodeRange get_node_range() const

Computes a range of node IDs for this processor range.

Returns:

Node range in a pair

std::string to_string() const

Converts the range to a human-readable string.

Returns:

Processor range in a string

ProcessorRange() = default

Creates an empty processor range.

inline ProcessorRange(std::uint32_t low_id, std::uint32_t high_id, std::uint32_t per_node_proc_count) noexcept

Creates a processor range.

Parameters:

• low_id – Starting processor ID

• high_id – End processor ID

• per_node_proc_count – Number of per-node processors

Public Members

std::uint32_t low = {0}

Starting processor ID.

std::uint32_t high = {0}

End processor ID.

std::uint32_t per_node_count = {1}

Number of per-node processors.

class Machine

#include <core/mapping/machine.h>

Machine descriptor class.

A Machine object describes the machine resource that should be used for a given scope of execution. By default, the scope is given the entire machine resource configured for this process. Then, the client can limit the resource by extracting a portion of the machine and setting it for the scope using MachineTracker. Configuring the scope with an empty machine raises a std::runtime_error exception.

Public Functions

TaskTarget preferred_target() const

Preferred processor type of this machine descriptor.

Returns:

Task target

ProcessorRange processor_range() const

Returns the processor range for the preferred processor type in this descriptor.

Returns:

A processor range `

ProcessorRange processor_range(TaskTarget target) const

Returns the processor range for a given processor type.

If the processor type does not exist in the descriptor, an empty range is returned

Parameters:

target – Processor type to query

Returns:

A processor range

std::vector<TaskTarget> valid_targets() const

Returns the valid task targets within this machine descriptor.

Returns:

Task targets

std::vector<TaskTarget> valid_targets_except(const std::set<TaskTarget> &to_exclude) const

Returns the valid task targets excluding a given set of targets.

Parameters:

to_exclude – Task targets to exclude from the query

Returns:

Task targets

std::uint32_t count() const

Returns the number of preferred processors.

Returns:

Processor count

std::uint32_t count(TaskTarget target) const

Returns the number of processors of a given type.

Parameters:

target – Processor type to query

Returns:

Processor count

std::string to_string() const

Converts the machine descriptor to a human-readable string.

Returns:

Machine descriptor in a string

Machine only(TaskTarget target) const

Extracts the processor range for a given processor type and creates a fresh machine descriptor with it.

If the target does not exist in the machine descriptor, an empty descriptor is returned.

Parameters:

target – Processor type to select

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the chosen processor range

Machine only(const std::vector<TaskTarget> &targets) const

Extracts the processor ranges for a given set of processor types and creates a fresh machine descriptor with them.

Any of the targets that does not exist will be mapped to an empty processor range in the returned machine descriptor

Parameters:

targets – Processor types to select

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the chosen processor ranges

Machine slice(std::uint32_t from, std::uint32_t to, TaskTarget target, bool keep_others = false) const

Slices the processor range for a given processor type.

Parameters:

• from – Starting index

• to – End index

• target – Processor type to slice

• keep_others – Optional flag to keep unsliced ranges in the returned machine descriptor

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the chosen procssor range sliced

Machine slice(std::uint32_t from, std::uint32_t to, bool keep_others = false) const

Slices the processor range for the preferred processor type of this machine descriptor.

Parameters:

• from – Starting index

• to – End index

• keep_others – Optional flag to keep unsliced ranges in the returned machine descriptor

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the preferred processor range sliced

Machine operator[](TaskTarget target) const

Selects the processor range for a given processor type and constructs a machine descriptor with it.

This yields the same result as .only(target).

Parameters:

target – Processor type to select

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the chosen processor range

Machine operator[](const std::vector<TaskTarget> &targets) const

Selects the processor ranges for a given set of processor types and constructs a machine descriptor with them.

This yields the same result as .only(targets).

Parameters:

targets – Processor types to select

Returns:

Machine descriptor with the chosen processor ranges

Machine operator&(const Machine &other) const

Computes an intersection between two machine descriptors.

Parameters:

other – Machine descriptor to intersect with this descriptor

Returns:

Machine descriptor

bool empty() const

Indicates whether the machine descriptor is empty.

A machine descriptor is empty when all its processor ranges are empty

Returns:

true The machine descriptor is empty

Returns:

false The machine descriptor is non-empty

class DimOrdering

#include <core/mapping/mapping.h>

A descriptor for dimension ordering.

Public Types

enum class Kind : std::uint8_t

An enum class for kinds of dimension ordering.

Values:

enumerator C

Indicates the instance have C layout (i.e., the last dimension is the leading dimension in the instance)

enumerator FORTRAN

Indicates the instance have Fortran layout (i.e., the first dimension is the leading dimension instance)

enumerator CUSTOM

Indicates the order of dimensions of the instance is manually specified.

Public Functions

void set_c_order()

Sets the dimension ordering to C.

void set_fortran_order()

Sets the dimension ordering to Fortran.

void set_custom_order(std::vector<std::int32_t> dims)

Sets a custom dimension ordering.

Parameters:

dims – A vector that stores the order of dimensions.

Kind kind() const

Dimension ordering type.

std::vector<std::int32_t> dimensions() const

Dimension list. Used only when the kind is CUSTOM.

Public Static Functions

static DimOrdering c_order()

Creates a C ordering object.

Returns:

A DimOrdering object

static DimOrdering fortran_order()

Creates a Fortran ordering object.

Returns:

A DimOrdering object

static DimOrdering custom_order(std::vector<std::int32_t> dims)

Creates a custom ordering object.

Parameters:

dims – A vector that stores the order of dimensions.

Returns:

A DimOrdering object

class InstanceMappingPolicy

#include <core/mapping/mapping.h>

A descriptor for instance mapping policy.

Public Functions

inline InstanceMappingPolicy &with_target(StoreTarget target) &

Changes the store target.

Parameters:

target – A new store target

Returns:

This instance mapping policy

inline InstanceMappingPolicy &with_allocation_policy(AllocPolicy allocation) &

Changes the allocation policy.

Parameters:

allocation – A new allocation policy

Returns:

This instance mapping policy

inline InstanceMappingPolicy &with_instance_layout(InstLayout layout) &

Changes the instance layout.

Parameters:

layout – A new instance layout

Returns:

This instance mapping policy

inline InstanceMappingPolicy &with_ordering(DimOrdering ordering) &

Changes the dimension ordering.

Parameters:

ordering – A new dimension ordering

Returns:

This instance mapping policy

inline InstanceMappingPolicy &with_exact(bool exact) &

Changes the value of exact

Parameters:

exact – A new value for the exact field

Returns:

This instance mapping policy

inline void set_target(StoreTarget target)

Changes the store target.

Parameters:

target – A new store target

inline void set_allocation_policy(AllocPolicy allocation)

Changes the allocation policy.

Parameters:

allocation – A new allocation policy

inline void set_instance_layout(InstLayout layout)

Changes the instance layout.

Parameters:

layout – A new instance layout

inline void set_ordering(DimOrdering ordering)

Changes the dimension ordering.

Parameters:

ordering – A new dimension ordering

inline void set_exact(bool exact)

Changes the value of exact

Parameters:

exact – A new value for the exact field

bool subsumes(const InstanceMappingPolicy &other) const

Indicates whether this policy subsumes a given policy.

Policy A subsumes policy B, if every instance created under B satisfies A as well.

Parameters:

other – Policy to check the subsumption against

Returns:

true If this policy subsumes other

Returns:

false Otherwise

Public Members

StoreTarget target = {StoreTarget::SYSMEM}

Target memory type for the instance.

AllocPolicy allocation = {AllocPolicy::MAY_ALLOC}

Allocation policy.

InstLayout layout = {InstLayout::SOA}

Instance layout for the instance.

DimOrdering ordering = {}

Dimension ordering for the instance. C order by default.

bool exact = {false}

If true, the instance must be tight to the store(s); i.e., the instance must not have any extra elements not included in the store(s).

class StoreMapping

#include <core/mapping/mapping.h>

A mapping policy for stores.

Public Functions

InstanceMappingPolicy &policy()

Returns the instance mapping policy of this StoreMapping object.

Returns:

A reference to the InstanceMappingPolicy object

const InstanceMappingPolicy &policy() const

Returns the instance mapping policy of this StoreMapping object.

Returns:

A reference to the InstanceMappingPolicy object

Store store() const

Returns the store for which this StoreMapping object describes a mapping policy.

If the policy is for multiple stores, the first store added to this policy will be returned;

Returns:

A Store object

std::vector<Store> stores() const

Returns all the stores for which this StoreMapping object describes a mapping policy.

Returns:

A vector of Store objects

void add_store(const Store &store)

Adds a store to this StoreMapping object.

Parameters:

store – Store to add

Public Static Functions

static StoreMapping default_mapping(const Store &store, StoreTarget target, bool exact = false)

Creates a mapping policy for the given store following the default mapping poicy.

Parameters:

• store – Target store

• target – Kind of the memory to which the store should be mapped

• exact – Indicates whether the instance should be exact

Returns:

A store mapping

static StoreMapping create(const Store &store, InstanceMappingPolicy &&policy)

Creates a mapping policy for the given store using the instance mapping policy.

Parameters:

• store – Target store for the mapping policy

• policy – Instance mapping policy to apply

Returns:

A store mapping

static StoreMapping create(const std::vector<Store> &stores, InstanceMappingPolicy &&policy)

Creates a mapping policy for the given set of stores using the instance mapping policy.

Parameters:

• stores – Target stores for the mapping policy

• policy – Instance mapping policy to apply

Returns:

A store mapping

class MachineQueryInterface

#include <core/mapping/mapping.h>

An abstract class that defines machine query APIs.

Subclassed by legate::mapping::detail::BaseMapper

Public Functions

virtual const std::vector<Processor> &cpus() const = 0

Returns local CPUs.

Returns:

A vector of processors

virtual const std::vector<Processor> &gpus() const = 0

Returns local GPUs.

Returns:

A vector of processors

virtual const std::vector<Processor> &omps() const = 0

Returns local OpenMP processors.

Returns:

A vector of processors

virtual std::uint32_t total_nodes() const = 0

Returns the total number of nodes.

Returns:

Total number of nodes

class Mapper

#include <core/mapping/mapping.h>

An abstract class that defines Legate mapping APIs.

The APIs give Legate libraries high-level control on task and store mappings

Subclassed by legate::mapping::detail::CoreMapper, legate::mapping::detail::DefaultMapper

Public Functions

virtual void set_machine(const MachineQueryInterface *machine) = 0

Sets a machine query interface. This call gives the mapper a chance to cache the machine query interface.

Parameters:

machine – Machine query interface

virtual TaskTarget task_target(const Task &task, const std::vector<TaskTarget> &options) = 0

Picks the target processor type for the task.

Parameters:

• task – Task to map

• options – Processor types for which the task has variants

Returns:

A target processor type

virtual std::vector<StoreMapping> store_mappings(const Task &task, const std::vector<StoreTarget> &options) = 0

Chooses mapping policies for the task’s stores.

Store mappings can be underspecified; any store of the task that doesn’t have a mapping policy will fall back to the default one.

Parameters:

• task – Task to map

• options – Types of memories to which the stores can be mapped

Returns:

A vector of store mappings

virtual Scalar tunable_value(TunableID tunable_id) = 0

Returns a tunable value.

Parameters:

tunable_id – a tunable value id

Returns:

A tunable value in a Scalar object

class Task

#include <core/mapping/operation.h>

A metadata class for tasks.

Public Functions

std::int64_t task_id() const

Returns the task id.

Returns:

Task id

std::vector<Array> inputs() const

Returns metadata for the task’s input arrays.

Returns:

Vector of array metadata objects

std::vector<Array> outputs() const

Returns metadata for the task’s output arrays.

Returns:

Vector of array metadata objects

std::vector<Array> reductions() const

Returns metadata for the task’s reduction arrays.

Returns:

Vector of array metadata objects

const std::vector<Scalar> &scalars() const

Returns the vector of the task’s by-value arguments. Unlike mapping::Array objects that have no access to data in the arrays, the returned Scalar objects contain valid arguments to the task.

Returns:

Vector of Scalar objects

Array input(std::uint32_t index) const

Returns metadata for the task’s input array.

Parameters:

index – Index of the input array

Returns:

Array metadata object

Array output(std::uint32_t index) const

Returns metadata for the task’s output array.

Parameters:

index – Index of the output array

Returns:

Array metadata object

Array reduction(std::uint32_t index) const

Returns metadata for the task’s reduction array.

Parameters:

index – Index of the reduction array

Returns:

Array metadata object

std::size_t num_inputs() const

Returns the number of task’s inputs.

Returns:

Number of arrays

std::size_t num_outputs() const

Returns the number of task’s outputs.

Returns:

Number of arrays

std::size_t num_reductions() const

Returns the number of task’s reductions.

Returns:

Number of arrays

class Store

#include <core/mapping/store.h>

A metadata class that mirrors the structure of legate::PhysicalStore but contains only the data relevant to mapping.

Public Functions

bool is_future() const

Indicates whether the store is backed by a future.

Returns:

true The store is backed by a future

Returns:

false The store is backed by a region field

bool unbound() const

Indicates whether the store is unbound.

Returns:

true The store is unbound

Returns:

false The store is a normal store

std::uint32_t dim() const

Returns the store’s dimension.

Returns:

Store’s dimension

bool is_reduction() const

Indicates whether the store is a reduction store.

Returns:

true The store is a reduction store

Returns:

false The store is either an input or output store

std::int32_t redop() const

Returns the reduction operator id for the store.

Returns:

Reduction oeprator id

bool can_colocate_with(const Store &other) const

Indicates whether the store can colocate in an instance with a given store.

Parameters:

other – Store against which the colocation is checked

Returns:

true The store can colocate with the input

Returns:

false The store cannot colocate with the input

template<std::int32_t DIM>
Rect<DIM> shape() const

Returns the store’s domain.

Returns:

Store’s domain

Domain domain() const

Returns the store’s domain in a dimension-erased domain type.

Returns:

Store’s domain in a dimension-erased domain type