Point-To-Point Synchronization¶

The following section discusses NVSHMEMAPIs that provide a mechanism for synchronization between two PEs based on the value of a symmetric data object. The point-to-point synchronization routines can be used to portably ensure that memory access operations observe remote updates in the order enforced by the initiator PE using the nvshmem_fence and nvshmem_quiet routines.

The standard AMO types include some of the exact-width integer types defined in stdint.h by C §7.18.1.1 and C §7.20.1.1. When the C translation environment does not provide exact-width integer types with stdint.h, an NVSHMEM implemementation is not required to provide support for these types. The nvshmem_test_any and nvshmem_wait_until_any routines require the SIZE_MAX macro defined in stdint.h by C §7.18.3 and C §7.20.3.

The point-to-point synchronization interface provides named constants whose values are integer constant expressions that specify the comparison operators used by NVSHMEM synchronization routines. The constant names and associated operations are presented in Table 1.

Point-to-Point Comparison Constants¶
Constant Name	Comparison
`NVSHMEM_CMP_EQ`	Equal
`NVSHMEM_CMP_NE`	Not equal
`NVSHMEM_CMP_GT`	Greater than
`NVSHMEM_CMP_GE`	Greater than or equal to
`NVSHMEM_CMP_LT`	Less than
`NVSHMEM_CMP_LE`	Less than or equal to

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL¶

void nvshmemx_TYPENAME_wait_until_on_stream(TYPE *ivar, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value, cudaStream_t stream)¶

__device__ void nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until(TYPE *ivar, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

void nvshmemx_TYPENAME_wait_on_stream(TYPE *ivar, TYPE cmp_value, cudaStream_t stream)¶

__device__ void nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait(TYPE *ivar, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivar [IN]: Symmetric address of a remotely accessible data object. The type of ivar should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
cmp [IN]: The compare operator that compares ivar with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with ivar. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait and nvshmem_wait_until operations block until the value contained in the symmetric data object, ivar, at the calling PE satisfies the wait condition. The ivar object at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE.

These routines can be used to implement point-to-point synchronization between PEs or between threads within the same PE. A call to nvshmem_wait blocks until the value of ivar at the calling PE is not equal to cmp_value. A call to nvshmem_wait_until blocks until the value of ivar at the calling PE satisfies the wait condition specified by the comparison operator, cmp, and comparison value, cmp_value.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait and nvshmem_wait_until do not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivar is fully complete.

Returns

None

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_ALL¶

__device__ void nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_all(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_all routine waits until all entries in the wait set specified by ivars and status have satisfied the wait condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. If nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns immediately. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. This routine is semantically similar to nvshmem_wait_until in Section NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL, but adds support for point-to-point synchronization involving an array of symmetric data objects.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns immediately. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_all does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

None.

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_ANY¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_any(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_any routine waits until any one entry in the wait set specified by ivars and status satisfies the wait condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. The order in which these elements are waited upon is unspecified. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the wait set satisfies the wait condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_wait_until_any must eventually return $i$ .

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns SIZE_MAX. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_any does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_wait_until_any returns the index of an element in the ivars array that satisfies the wait condition. If the wait set is empty, this routine returns SIZE_MAX.

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_SOME¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_some(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, size_t *indices, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
indices [OUT]: Local address of an array of indices of length at least nelems into ivars that satisfied the wait condition.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_some routine waits until at least one entry in the wait set specified by ivars and status satisfies the wait condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. This routine tests all elements of ivars in the wait set at least once, and the order in which the elements are waited upon is unspecified.

Upon return, the indices array contains the indices of at least one element in the wait set that satisfied the wait condition during the call to nvshmem_wait_until_some. The return value of nvshmem_wait_until_some is equal to the total number of these satisfied elements. For a given return value $N$ , the first $N$ elements of the indices array contain those unique indices that satisfied the wait condition. These first $N$ elements of indices may be unordered with respect to the corresponding indices of ivars. The array pointed to by indices must be at least nelems long. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the wait set satisfies the wait condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_wait_until_some must eventually include $i$ in the indices array.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_some does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_wait_until_some returns the number of indices returned in the indices array. If the wait set is empty, this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_ALL_VECTOR¶

__device__ void nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_all_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_all_vector routine waits until all entries in the wait set specified by ivars and status have satisfied the wait conditions at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. If nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns immediately. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns immediately. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_all_vector does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

None.

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_ANY_VECTOR¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_any_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_any_vector routine waits until any one entry in the wait set specified by ivars and status satisfies the wait condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. The order in which these elements are waited upon is unspecified. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the wait set satisfies the wait condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_wait_until_any_vector must eventually return $i$ .

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns SIZE_MAX. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_any_vector does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_wait_until_any_vector returns the index of an element in the ivars array that satisfies the wait condition. If the wait set is empty, this routine returns SIZE_MAX.

NVSHMEM_WAIT_UNTIL_SOME_VECTOR¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_wait_until_some_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, size_t *indices, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
indices [OUT]: Local address of an array of indices of length at least nelems into ivars that satisfied the wait condition.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the wait set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector routine waits until at least one entry in the wait set specified by ivars and status satisfies the wait condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the wait set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. This routine tests all elements of ivars in the wait set at least once, and the order in which the elements are waited upon is unspecified.

Upon return, the indices array contains the indices of at least one element in the wait set that satisfied the wait condition during the call to nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector. The return value of nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector is equal to the total number of these satisfied elements. For a given return value $N$ , the first $N$ elements of the indices array contain those unique indices that satisfied the wait condition. These first $N$ elements of indices may be unordered with respect to the corresponding indices of ivars. The array pointed to by indices must be at least nelems long. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the wait set satisfies the wait condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector must eventually include $i$ in the indices array.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the wait set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the wait set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the wait set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the wait set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector does not return before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_wait_until_some_vector returns the number of indices returned in the indices array. If the wait set is empty, this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_TEST¶

__device__ int nvshmem_TYPENAME_test(TYPE *ivar, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivar [IN]: Symmetric address of a remotely accessible data object. The type of ivar should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
cmp [IN]: The comparison operator that compares ivar with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value against which the object pointed to by ivar will be compared. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

nvshmem_test tests the numeric comparison of the symmetric object pointed to by ivar with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp. The ivar object at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test does not return 1 before the update of the memory indicated by ivar is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test returns 1 if the comparison of the symmetric object pointed to by ivar with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp evaluates to true; otherwise, it returns 0.

NVSHMEM_TEST_ALL¶

__device__ int nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_all(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_all routine indicates whether all entries in the test set specified by ivars and status have satisfied the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns zero if not all entries in ivars satisfied the test condition. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE.

If nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 1.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_all does not return 1 before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_all returns 1 if all variables in ivars satisfy the test condition or if nelems is 0, otherwise this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_TEST_ANY¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_any(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_any routine indicates whether any entry in the test set specified by ivars and status has satisfied the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns SIZE_MAX if no entries in ivars satisfied the test condition. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. The order in which these elements are tested is unspecified. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the test set satisfies the test condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_test_any must eventually return $i$ .

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns SIZE_MAX. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_any does not return an index before the update of the memory indicated by the corresponding ivars element is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_any returns the index of an element in the ivars array that satisfies the test condition. If the test set is empty or no conditions in the test set are satisfied, this routine returns SIZE_MAX.

NVSHMEM_TEST_SOME¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_some(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, size_t *indices, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE cmp_value)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
indices [OUT]: Local address of an array of indices of length at least nelems into ivars that satisfied the test condition.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with cmp_value.
cmp_value [IN]: The value to be compared with the objects pointed to by ivars. The type of cmp_value should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_some routine indicates whether at least one entry in the test set specified by ivars and status satisfies the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns zero if no entries in ivars satisfied the test condition. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with the value cmp_value according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. This routine tests all elements of ivars in the test set at least once, and the order in which the elements are tested is unspecified. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the test set satisfies the test condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_test_some must eventually return $i$ .

Upon return, the indices array contains the indices of the elements in the test set that satisfied the test condition during the call to nvshmem_test_some. The return value of nvshmem_test_some is equal to the total number of these satisfied elements. If the return value is $N$ , then the first $N$ elements of the indices array contain those unique indices that satisfied the test condition. These first $N$ elements of indices may be unordered with respect to the corresponding indices of ivars. The array pointed to by indices must be at least nelems long. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the test set satisfies the test condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_test_some must eventually include $i$ in the indices array.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_some does not return indices before the updates of the memory indicated by the corresponding ivars elements are fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_some returns the number of indices returned in the indices array. If the test set is empty, this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_TEST_ALL_VECTOR¶

__device__ int nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_all_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_all_vector routine indicates whether all entries in the test set specified by ivars and status have satisfied the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns zero if not all entries in ivars satisfied the test conditions. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. If nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 1.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_all_vector does not return 1 before the update of the memory indicated by ivars is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_all_vector returns 1 if all variables in ivars satisfy the test conditions or if nelems is 0, otherwise this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_TEST_ANY_VECTOR¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_any_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_any_vector routine indicates whether any entry in the test set specified by ivars and status has satisfied the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns SIZE_MAX if no entries in ivars satisfied the test condition. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. The order in which these elements are tested is unspecified. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the test set satisfies the test condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_test_any_vector must eventually return $i$ .

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns SIZE_MAX. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_any_vector does not return an index before the update of the memory indicated by the corresponding ivars element is fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_any_vector returns the index of an element in the ivars array that satisfies the test condition. If the test set is empty or no conditions in the test set are satisfied, this routine returns SIZE_MAX.

NVSHMEM_TEST_SOME_VECTOR¶

__device__ size_t nvshmem_TYPENAME_test_some_vector(TYPE *ivars, size_t nelems, size_t *indices, const int *status, int cmp, TYPE *cmp_values)¶

where TYPE is one of the standard AMO types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Standard AMO Types and Names, or TYPE is one of the signal types and has a corresponding TYPENAME specified by Table Signal Types and Names.

ivars [IN]: Symmetric address of an array of remotely accessible data objects. The type of ivars should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.
nelems [IN]: The number of elements in the ivars array.
indices [OUT]: Local address of an array of indices of length at least nelems into ivars that satisfied the test condition.
status [IN]: Local address of an optional mask array of length nelems that indicates which elements in ivars are excluded from the test set.
cmp [IN]: A comparison operator from Table 1 that compares elements of ivars with elements of cmp_values.
cmp_values [IN]: Local address of an array of length nelems containing values to be compared with the respective objects in ivars. The type of cmp_values should match that implied in the SYNOPSIS section.

Description

The nvshmem_test_some_vector routine indicates whether at least one entry in the test set specified by ivars and status satisfies the test condition at the calling PE. The ivars objects at the calling PE may be updated by an AMO performed by a thread located within the calling PE or within another PE. This routine does not block and returns zero if no entries in ivars satisfied the test condition. This routine compares each element of the ivars array in the test set with each respective value in cmp_values according to the comparison operator cmp at the calling PE. This routine tests all elements of ivars in the test set at least once, and the order in which the elements are tested is unspecified.

Upon return, the indices array contains the indices of the elements in the test set that satisfied the test condition during the call to nvshmem_test_some_vector. The return value of nvshmem_test_some_vector is equal to the total number of these satisfied elements. If the return value is $N$ , then the first $N$ elements of the indices array contain those unique indices that satisfied the test condition. These first $N$ elements of indices may be unordered with respect to the corresponding indices of ivars. The array pointed to by indices must be at least nelems long. If an entry $i$ in ivars within the test set satisfies the test condition, a series of calls to nvshmem_test_some_vector must eventually include $i$ in the indices array.

The optional status is a mask array of length nelems where each element corresponds to the respective element in ivars and indicates whether the element is excluded from the test set. Elements of status set to 0 will be included in the test set, and elements set to a nonzero value will be ignored. If all elements in status are nonzero or nelems is 0, the test set is empty and this routine returns 0. If status is a null pointer, it is ignored and all elements in ivars are included in the test set. The ivars, indices, and status arrays must not overlap in memory.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_test_some_vector does not return indices before the updates of the memory indicated by the corresponding ivars elements are fully complete.

Returns

nvshmem_test_some_vector returns the number of indices returned in the indices array. If the test set is empty, this routine returns 0.

NVSHMEM_SIGNAL_WAIT_UNTIL¶

__device__ uint64_t nvshmem_signal_wait_until(uint64_t *sig_addr, int cmp, uint64_t cmp_val)¶

sig_addr [IN]: Local address of the source signal variable.
cmp [IN]: The comparison operator that compares sig_addr with cmp_val.
cmp_val [IN]: The value against which the object pointed to by sig_addr will be compared.

Description

The nvshmem_signal_wait_until operation blocks until the value contained in the signal data object, sig_addr, at the calling PE satisfies the wait condition. In an NVSHMEM program with single-threaded or multithreaded PEs, the sig_addr object at the calling PE is expected only to be updated as a signal, through the signaling operations available in Section NVSHMEM_PUT_SIGNAL and Section NVSHMEM_PUT_SIGNAL_NBI.

This routine can be used to implement point-to-point synchronization between PEs or between threads within the same PE. A call to this routine blocks until the value of sig_addr at the calling PE satisfies the wait condition specified by the comparison operator, cmp, and comparison value, cmp_val.

Implementations must ensure that nvshmem_signal_wait_until does not return before the update of the memory indicated by sig_addr is fully complete.

Returns

Return the contents of the signal data object, sig_addr, at the calling PE that satisfies the wait condition.