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      1 /*
      2 Copyright 2010-2011, D. E. Shaw Research.
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     31 */
     32 #include "util_opencl.h"
     33 #include "kat_main.h"
     34 
     35 // USE_GENCL:  gencl.sh is a small shell script
     36 // that pre-processes foo.ocl into foo.i, containing
     37 // a definition like:
     38 //  const char opencl_src[] = "preprocessed text of foo.ocl"
     39 // Thus, with gencl, this file says 
     40 //    #include <foo.i>
     41 // and the binary obtained by compiling it
     42 // is fully "baked".  Runtime behavior doesn't depend
     43 // on the contents of some file (e.g., foo.ocl or some
     44 // header that it includes) that might have changed long after this
     45 // file was compiled.
     46 //
     47 // The alternative (USE_GENCL 0) seems to be more along
     48 // the lines of what OpenCL designers imagine.  It makes the text of the
     49 // kernel program the string "#include <foo.c>".  This eliminates
     50 // the need for the extra machinery in gencl.sh, but runtime
     51 // behavior is susceptable to changes in foo.c, or files included
     52 // by foo.c long after this file is compiled.  It also requires some
     53 // hocus pocus to get absolute paths for the -I options needed
     54 // to compile the code at runtime.  Something like:
     55 //  override CFLAGS += -DSRCDIR=\"$(dir $(abspath $<)).\"
     56 #define USE_GENCL 1
     57 
     58 #if USE_GENCL
     59 const char *opencl_src = 
     60 #include "kat_opencl_kernel.i"
     61      ;
     62 #else
     63 #ifndef SRCDIR
     64 #error -DSRCDIR="/absolute/path/to/examples" should have been put on the command-line by GNUmakefile
     65 #endif
     66 #endif
     67 
     68 void host_execute_tests(kat_instance *tests, unsigned ntests){
     69     UCLInfo *infop;
     70     cl_kernel kern;
     71     size_t nthreads, tests_sz;
     72     cl_mem tests_dev;
     73     const char *kernelname = "dev_execute_tests";
     74     cl_int err;
     75 
     76 #if USE_GENCL
     77     infop = opencl_init(NULL, opencl_src, "");
     78 #else
     79     infop = opencl_init(NULL, "#include <kat_dev_execute.h>", 
     80                         " -I" SRCDIR 
     81                         " -I" SRCDIR "/../include " 
     82                         " -DKAT_KERNEL=__kernel "
     83                         " -DKAT_GLOBAL=__global ");
     84 #endif
     85     CHECKERR(kern = clCreateKernel(infop->prog, kernelname, &err));
     86     if (infop->wgsize > 64) infop->wgsize /= 2;
     87     nthreads = infop->cores * infop->wgsize;
     88     tests_sz = sizeof(*tests) * (ntests+1); // +1 for sentinel test with method==last
     89     CHECKERR(tests_dev = clCreateBuffer(infop->ctx, CL_MEM_READ_WRITE|CL_MEM_USE_HOST_PTR, tests_sz, tests, &err));
     90     CHECK(clEnqueueWriteBuffer(infop->cmdq, tests_dev, CL_TRUE, 0, tests_sz, tests, 0, 0, 0));
     91     CHECK(clSetKernelArg(kern, 0, sizeof(cl_mem), (void*)&tests_dev));
     92     printf("queuing kernel for %lu threads with %lu work group size, %u tests\n",
     93 	   (unsigned long)nthreads, (unsigned long)infop->wgsize, ntests);
     94     CHECK(clEnqueueNDRangeKernel(infop->cmdq, kern, 1, 0, &nthreads, &infop->wgsize, 0, 0, 0));
     95     CHECK(clFinish(infop->cmdq));
     96     CHECK(clEnqueueReadBuffer(infop->cmdq, tests_dev, CL_TRUE, 0, tests_sz, tests, 0, 0, 0));
     97     CHECK(clReleaseMemObject(tests_dev));
     98     CHECK(clReleaseKernel(kern));
     99     opencl_done(infop);
    100 }