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580 lines
24 KiB
C++
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// =================================================================================================
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// This file is part of the CLBlast project. The project is licensed under Apache Version 2.0. This
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// project loosely follows the Google C++ styleguide and uses a tab-size of two spaces and a max-
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// width of 100 characters per line.
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//
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// Author(s):
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// Cedric Nugteren <www.cedricnugteren.nl>
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//
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// This file implements the Tester class (see the header for information about the class).
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//
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// =================================================================================================
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#include <string>
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#include <vector>
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#include <iostream>
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#include <cmath>
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#include <cstdio>
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#include <cstdlib>
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#include "test/correctness/tester.hpp"
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namespace clblast {
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// =================================================================================================
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// Relative error margins
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template <typename T>
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float getRelativeErrorMargin() {
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return 0.005f; // 0.5% is considered acceptable for float/double-precision
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}
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template float getRelativeErrorMargin<float>(); // as the above default
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template float getRelativeErrorMargin<double>(); // as the above default
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template float getRelativeErrorMargin<float2>(); // as the above default
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template float getRelativeErrorMargin<double2>(); // as the above default
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template <>
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float getRelativeErrorMargin<half>() {
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return 0.080f; // 8% (!) error is considered acceptable for half-precision
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}
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// Absolute error margins
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template <typename T>
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float getAbsoluteErrorMargin() {
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return 0.001f;
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}
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template float getAbsoluteErrorMargin<float>(); // as the above default
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template float getAbsoluteErrorMargin<double>(); // as the above default
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template float getAbsoluteErrorMargin<float2>(); // as the above default
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template float getAbsoluteErrorMargin<double2>(); // as the above default
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template <>
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float getAbsoluteErrorMargin<half>() {
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return 0.15f; // especially small values are inaccurate for half-precision
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}
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// L2 error margins
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template <typename T>
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double getL2ErrorMargin() {
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return 0.0f; // zero means don't look at the L2 error margin at all, use the other metrics
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}
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template double getL2ErrorMargin<float>(); // as the above default
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template double getL2ErrorMargin<double>(); // as the above default
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template double getL2ErrorMargin<float2>(); // as the above default
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template double getL2ErrorMargin<double2>(); // as the above default
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template <>
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double getL2ErrorMargin<half>() {
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return 0.05; // half-precision results are considered OK as long as the L2 error is low enough
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}
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// Error margin: numbers beyond this value are considered equal to inf or NaN
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template <typename T>
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T getAlmostInfNumber() {
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return static_cast<T>(1e35); // used for correctness testing of TRSV and TRSM routines
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// General constructor for all CLBlast testers. It prints out the test header to stdout and sets-up
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// the clBLAS library for reference.
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template <typename T, typename U>
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Tester<T,U>::Tester(const std::vector<std::string> &arguments, const bool silent,
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const std::string &name, const std::vector<std::string> &options):
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help_("Options given/available:\n"),
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platform_(Platform(GetArgument(arguments, help_, kArgPlatform, ConvertArgument(std::getenv("CLBLAST_PLATFORM"), size_t{0})))),
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device_(Device(platform_, GetArgument(arguments, help_, kArgDevice, ConvertArgument(std::getenv("CLBLAST_DEVICE"), size_t{0})))),
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context_(Context(device_)),
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queue_(Queue(context_, device_)),
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full_test_(CheckArgument(arguments, help_, kArgFullTest)),
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verbose_(CheckArgument(arguments, help_, kArgVerbose)),
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error_log_{},
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num_passed_{0},
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num_skipped_{0},
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num_failed_{0},
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print_count_{0},
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tests_passed_{0},
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tests_skipped_{0},
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tests_failed_{0} {
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options_ = options;
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// Determines which reference is the default
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CBLAS)
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auto default_cblas = 0;
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#endif
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CLBLAS)
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auto default_clblas = 0;
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#endif
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CUBLAS)
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auto default_cublas = 0;
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#endif
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CBLAS)
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default_cblas = 1;
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#elif defined(CLBLAST_REF_CLBLAS)
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default_clblas = 1;
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#elif defined(CLBLAST_REF_CUBLAS)
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default_cublas = 1;
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#endif
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// Determines which reference to test against
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compare_clblas_ = 0;
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compare_cblas_ = 0;
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compare_cublas_ = 0;
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CBLAS)
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compare_cblas_ = GetArgument(arguments, help_, kArgComparecblas, default_cblas);
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#endif
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CLBLAS)
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compare_clblas_ = GetArgument(arguments, help_, kArgCompareclblas, default_clblas);
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#endif
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#if defined(CLBLAST_REF_CUBLAS)
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compare_cublas_ = GetArgument(arguments, help_, kArgComparecublas, default_cublas);
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#endif
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// Prints the help message (command-line arguments)
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if (!silent) { fprintf(stdout, "\n* %s\n", help_.c_str()); }
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// Support for cuBLAS not available yet
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if (compare_cublas_) { throw std::runtime_error("Cannot test against cuBLAS; not implemented yet"); }
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// Can only test against a single reference (not two, not zero)
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if (compare_clblas_ && compare_cblas_) {
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throw std::runtime_error("Cannot test against both clBLAS and CBLAS references; choose one using the -cblas and -clblas arguments");
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}
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if (!compare_clblas_ && !compare_cblas_) {
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throw std::runtime_error("Choose one reference (clBLAS or CBLAS) to test against using the -cblas and -clblas arguments");
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}
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// Prints the header
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fprintf(stdout, "* Running on OpenCL device '%s'.\n", GetDeviceName(device_).c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, "* Starting tests for the %s'%s'%s routine.",
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kPrintMessage.c_str(), name.c_str(), kPrintEnd.c_str());
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// Checks whether the precision is supported
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if (!PrecisionSupported<T>(device_)) {
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fprintf(stdout, "\n* All tests skipped: %sUnsupported precision%s\n",
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kPrintWarning.c_str(), kPrintEnd.c_str());
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return;
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}
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// Prints the legend
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fprintf(stdout, " Legend:\n");
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test produced correct results\n", kSuccessData.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test returned the correct error code\n", kSuccessStatus.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test produced incorrect results\n", kErrorData.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test returned an incorrect error code\n", kErrorStatus.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test not executed: OpenCL-kernel compilation error\n",
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kSkippedCompilation.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test not executed: Unsupported precision\n",
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kUnsupportedPrecision.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, " %s -> Test not completed: Reference CBLAS doesn't output error codes\n",
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kUnsupportedReference.c_str());
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fprintf(stdout, "* Testing with error margins of %.1lf%% (relative) and %.3lf (absolute)\n",
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100.0f * getRelativeErrorMargin<T>(), getAbsoluteErrorMargin<T>());
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if (getL2ErrorMargin<T>() != 0.0f) {
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fprintf(stdout, "* and a combined maximum allowed L2 error of %.2e\n", getL2ErrorMargin<T>());
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}
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// Initializes clBLAS
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#ifdef CLBLAST_REF_CLBLAS
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if (compare_clblas_) {
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auto status = clblasSetup();
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if (status != CL_SUCCESS) {
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throw std::runtime_error("clBLAS setup error: "+ToString(static_cast<int>(status)));
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}
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}
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#endif
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}
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// Destructor prints the summary of the test cases and cleans-up the clBLAS library
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template <typename T, typename U>
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Tester<T,U>::~Tester() {
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if (PrecisionSupported<T>(device_)) {
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std::cout << "* Completed all test-cases for this routine. Results:" << std::endl;
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std::cout << " " << tests_passed_ << " test(s) passed" << std::endl;
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if (tests_skipped_ > 0) { std::cout << kPrintWarning; }
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std::cout << " " << tests_skipped_ << " test(s) skipped" << kPrintEnd << std::endl;
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if (tests_failed_ > 0) { std::cout << kPrintError; }
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std::cout << " " << tests_failed_ << " test(s) failed" << kPrintEnd << std::endl;
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}
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std::cout << std::endl;
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// Cleans-up clBLAS
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#ifdef CLBLAST_REF_CLBLAS
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if (compare_clblas_) {
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clblasTeardown();
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}
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#endif
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// Function called at the start of each test. This prints a header with information about the
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// test and re-initializes all test data-structures.
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::TestStart(const std::string &test_name, const std::string &test_configuration) {
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// Prints the header
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fprintf(stdout, "* Testing %s'%s'%s for %s'%s'%s:\n",
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kPrintMessage.c_str(), test_name.c_str(), kPrintEnd.c_str(),
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kPrintMessage.c_str(), test_configuration.c_str(), kPrintEnd.c_str());
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if (!verbose_) { fprintf(stdout, " "); }
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// Empties the error log and the error/pass counters
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error_log_.clear();
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num_passed_ = 0;
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num_skipped_ = 0;
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num_failed_ = 0;
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print_count_ = 0;
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}
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// Function called at the end of each test. This prints errors if any occured. It also prints a
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// summary of the number of sub-tests passed/failed.
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::TestEnd() {
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if (!verbose_) { fprintf(stdout, "\n"); }
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tests_passed_ += num_passed_;
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tests_skipped_ += num_skipped_;
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tests_failed_ += num_failed_;
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// Prints the errors
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PrintErrorLog(error_log_);
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// Prints a test summary
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auto pass_rate = 100*num_passed_ / static_cast<float>(num_passed_ + num_skipped_ + num_failed_);
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fprintf(stdout, " Pass rate %s%5.1lf%%%s:", kPrintMessage.c_str(), pass_rate, kPrintEnd.c_str());
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std::cout << " " << num_passed_ << " passed /";
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if (num_skipped_ != 0) {
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std::cout << " " << kPrintWarning << num_skipped_ << " skipped" << kPrintEnd << " /";
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}
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else {
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std::cout << " " << num_skipped_ << " skipped /";
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}
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if (num_failed_ != 0) {
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std::cout << " " << kPrintError << num_failed_ << " failed" << kPrintEnd << std::endl;
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}
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else {
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std::cout << " " << num_failed_ << " failed" << std::endl;
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}
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// Handles a 'pass' or 'error' depending on whether there are any errors
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::TestErrorCount(const size_t errors, const size_t size, const Arguments<U> &args) {
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// Finished successfully
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if (errors == 0) {
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PrintTestResult(kSuccessData);
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ReportPass();
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}
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// Error(s) occurred
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else {
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auto percentage = 100*errors / static_cast<float>(size);
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PrintTestResult(kErrorData);
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ReportError({StatusCode::kSuccess, StatusCode::kSuccess, percentage, args});
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}
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}
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// Compares two status codes for equality. The outcome can be a pass (they are the same), a warning
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// (CLBlast reported a compilation error), or an error (they are different).
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::TestErrorCodes(const StatusCode clblas_status, const StatusCode clblast_status,
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const Arguments<U> &args) {
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// Either an OpenCL or CLBlast internal error occurred, fail the test immediately
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// NOTE: the OpenCL error codes grow downwards without any declared lower bound, hence the magic
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// number. The last error code is atm around -70, but -500 is chosen to be on the safe side.
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if (clblast_status != StatusCode::kSuccess &&
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(clblast_status > static_cast<StatusCode>(-500) /* matches OpenCL errors (see above) */ ||
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clblast_status < StatusCode::kNotImplemented) /* matches CLBlast internal errors */) {
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PrintTestResult(kErrorStatus);
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ReportError({StatusCode::kSuccess, clblast_status, kStatusError, args});
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if (verbose_) {
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fprintf(stdout, "\n");
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PrintErrorLog({{StatusCode::kSuccess, clblast_status, kStatusError, args}});
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fprintf(stdout, " ");
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}
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}
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// Routine is not implemented
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else if (clblast_status == StatusCode::kNotImplemented) {
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PrintTestResult(kSkippedCompilation);
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ReportSkipped();
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}
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// Cannot compare error codes against a library other than clBLAS
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else if (compare_cblas_) {
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PrintTestResult(kUnsupportedReference);
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ReportSkipped();
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}
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// Finished successfully
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else if (clblas_status == clblast_status) {
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PrintTestResult(kSuccessStatus);
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ReportPass();
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}
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// No support for this kind of precision
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else if (clblast_status == StatusCode::kNoDoublePrecision ||
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clblast_status == StatusCode::kNoHalfPrecision) {
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PrintTestResult(kUnsupportedPrecision);
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ReportSkipped();
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}
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// Error occurred
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else {
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PrintTestResult(kErrorStatus);
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ReportError({clblas_status, clblast_status, kStatusError, args});
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if (verbose_) {
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fprintf(stdout, "\n");
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PrintErrorLog({{clblas_status, clblast_status, kStatusError, args}});
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fprintf(stdout, " ");
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}
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}
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// Retrieves the offset values to test with
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template <typename T, typename U>
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const std::vector<size_t> Tester<T,U>::GetOffsets() const {
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if (full_test_) { return {0, 10}; }
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else { return {0}; }
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}
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// Retrieves the options as a string for a specific test
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template <typename T, typename U>
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std::string Tester<T,U>::GetOptionsString(const Arguments<U> &args) {
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auto result = std::string("");
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const auto equals = std::string("=");
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for (auto &o: options_) {
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if (o == kArgM) { result += kArgM + equals + ToString(args.m) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgN) { result += kArgN + equals + ToString(args.n) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgK) { result += kArgK + equals + ToString(args.k) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgKU) { result += kArgKU + equals + ToString(args.ku) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgKL) { result += kArgKL + equals + ToString(args.kl) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgXInc) { result += kArgXInc + equals + ToString(args.x_inc) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgYInc) { result += kArgYInc + equals + ToString(args.y_inc) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgXOffset) { result += kArgXOffset + equals + ToString(args.x_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgYOffset) { result += kArgYOffset + equals + ToString(args.y_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgALeadDim) { result += kArgALeadDim + equals + ToString(args.a_ld) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgBLeadDim) { result += kArgBLeadDim + equals + ToString(args.b_ld) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgCLeadDim) { result += kArgCLeadDim + equals + ToString(args.c_ld) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgAOffset) { result += kArgAOffset + equals + ToString(args.a_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgBOffset) { result += kArgBOffset + equals + ToString(args.b_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgCOffset) { result += kArgCOffset + equals + ToString(args.c_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgAPOffset) { result += kArgAPOffset + equals + ToString(args.ap_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgDotOffset){ result += kArgDotOffset + equals + ToString(args.dot_offset) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgAlpha) { result += kArgAlpha + equals + ToString(args.alpha) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgBeta) { result += kArgBeta + equals + ToString(args.beta) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgBatchCount){result += kArgBatchCount + equals + ToString(args.batch_count) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgKernelMode){result += kArgKernelMode + equals + ToString(args.kernel_mode) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgChannels) { result += kArgChannels + equals + ToString(args.channels) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgHeight) { result += kArgHeight + equals + ToString(args.height) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgWidth) { result += kArgWidth + equals + ToString(args.width) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgNumKernels){result += kArgNumKernels + equals + ToString(args.num_kernels) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgKernelH) { result += kArgKernelH + equals + ToString(args.kernel_h) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgKernelW) { result += kArgKernelW + equals + ToString(args.kernel_w) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgPadH) { result += kArgPadH + equals + ToString(args.pad_h) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgPadW) { result += kArgPadW + equals + ToString(args.pad_w) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgStrideH) { result += kArgStrideH + equals + ToString(args.stride_h) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgStrideW) { result += kArgStrideW + equals + ToString(args.stride_w) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgDilationH){ result += kArgDilationH + equals + ToString(args.dilation_h) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgDilationW){ result += kArgDilationW + equals + ToString(args.dilation_w) + " "; }
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}
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return result;
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}
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// As above, but now only prints information relevant to invalid buffer sizes
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template <typename T, typename U>
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std::string Tester<T,U>::GetSizesString(const Arguments<U> &args) {
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auto result = std::string("");
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const auto equals = std::string("=");
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for (auto &o: options_) {
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if (o == kArgM) { result += kArgM + equals + ToString(args.m) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgN) { result += kArgN + equals + ToString(args.n) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgK) { result += kArgK + equals + ToString(args.k) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgXOffset) { result += "xsize" + equals + ToString(args.x_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgYOffset) { result += "ysize" + equals + ToString(args.y_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgAOffset) { result += "asize" + equals + ToString(args.a_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgBOffset) { result += "bsize" + equals + ToString(args.b_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgCOffset) { result += "csize" + equals + ToString(args.c_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgAPOffset) { result += "apsize" + equals + ToString(args.ap_size) + " "; }
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if (o == kArgDotOffset){ result += "scalarsize" + equals + ToString(args.scalar_size) + " "; }
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}
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return result;
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// A test can either pass, be skipped, or fail
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::ReportPass() {
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num_passed_++;
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}
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::ReportSkipped() {
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num_skipped_++;
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}
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::ReportError(const ErrorLogEntry &error_log_entry) {
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error_log_.push_back(error_log_entry);
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num_failed_++;
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// Prints the test-result symbol to screen. This function limits the maximum number of symbols per
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// line by printing newlines once every so many calls.
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::PrintTestResult(const std::string &message) {
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if (verbose_) {
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fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", message.c_str());
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}
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else
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{
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if (print_count_ == kResultsPerLine) {
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print_count_ = 0;
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fprintf(stdout, "\n ");
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}
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fprintf(stdout, "%s", message.c_str());
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print_count_++;
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}
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std::cout << std::flush;
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}
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// Prints details of errors occurred in a given error log
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template <typename T, typename U>
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void Tester<T,U>::PrintErrorLog(const std::vector<ErrorLogEntry> &error_log) {
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for (auto &entry: error_log) {
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if (entry.error_percentage != kStatusError) {
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fprintf(stdout, " Error rate %.2lf%%: ", entry.error_percentage);
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}
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else {
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fprintf(stdout, " Status code %d (expected %d): ",
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static_cast<int>(entry.status_found),
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static_cast<int>(entry.status_expect));
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}
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fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", GetOptionsString(entry.args).c_str());
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}
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}
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// =================================================================================================
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// Below are the non-member functions (separated because of otherwise required partial class
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// template specialization)
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// =================================================================================================
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// Compares two floating point values and returns whether they are within an acceptable error
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// margin. This replaces GTest's EXPECT_NEAR().
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template <typename T>
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bool TestSimilarityNear(const T val1, const T val2,
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const T error_margin_absolute, const T error_margin_relative) {
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const auto difference = std::fabs(val1 - val2);
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// Shortcut, handles infinities
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if (val1 == val2) {
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return true;
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}
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// Handles cases with both results NaN or inf
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else if ((std::isnan(val1) && std::isnan(val2)) || (std::isinf(val1) && std::isinf(val2))) {
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return true;
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}
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// Also considers it OK if one of the results in NaN and the other is inf
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// Note: for TRSV and TRSM routines
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else if ((std::isnan(val1) && std::isinf(val2)) || (std::isinf(val1) && std::isnan(val2))) {
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return true;
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}
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// Also considers it OK if one of the values is super large and the other is inf or NaN
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// Note: for TRSV and TRSM routines
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else if ((std::abs(val1) > getAlmostInfNumber<T>() && (std::isinf(val2) || std::isnan(val2))) ||
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(std::abs(val2) > getAlmostInfNumber<T>() && (std::isinf(val1) || std::isnan(val1)))) {
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return true;
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}
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// The values are zero or very small: the relative error is less meaningful
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else if (val1 == 0 || val2 == 0 || difference < error_margin_absolute) {
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return (difference < error_margin_absolute);
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}
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// Use relative error
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else {
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const auto absolute_sum = std::fabs(val1) + std::fabs(val2);
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return (difference / absolute_sum) < error_margin_relative;
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}
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}
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// Default method for similarity testing
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template <typename T>
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|
bool TestSimilarity(const T val1, const T val2) {
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const auto kErrorMarginRelative = static_cast<T>(getRelativeErrorMargin<T>());
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const auto kErrorMarginAbsolute = static_cast<T>(getAbsoluteErrorMargin<T>());
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return TestSimilarityNear(val1, val2, kErrorMarginAbsolute, kErrorMarginRelative);
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}
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|
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// Compiles the default case for standard data-types
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template bool TestSimilarity<float>(const float, const float);
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template bool TestSimilarity<double>(const double, const double);
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|
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|
// Specialisations for non-standard data-types
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|
template <>
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bool TestSimilarity(const float2 val1, const float2 val2) {
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|
const auto real = TestSimilarity(val1.real(), val2.real());
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|
const auto imag = TestSimilarity(val1.imag(), val2.imag());
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if (real && imag) { return true; }
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|
// also OK if one is good and the combined is good (indicates a big diff between real & imag)
|
|
if (real || imag) { return TestSimilarity(val1.real() + val1.imag(), val2.real() + val2.imag()); }
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|
return false; // neither real nor imag is good, return false
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|
}
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|
template <>
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|
bool TestSimilarity(const double2 val1, const double2 val2) {
|
|
const auto real = TestSimilarity(val1.real(), val2.real());
|
|
const auto imag = TestSimilarity(val1.imag(), val2.imag());
|
|
if (real && imag) { return true; }
|
|
// also OK if one is good and the combined is good (indicates a big diff between real & imag)
|
|
if (real || imag) { return TestSimilarity(val1.real() + val1.imag(), val2.real() + val2.imag()); }
|
|
return false; // neither real nor imag is good, return false
|
|
}
|
|
template <>
|
|
bool TestSimilarity(const half val1, const half val2) {
|
|
const auto kErrorMarginRelative = getRelativeErrorMargin<half>();
|
|
const auto kErrorMarginAbsolute = getAbsoluteErrorMargin<half>();
|
|
return TestSimilarityNear(HalfToFloat(val1), HalfToFloat(val2),
|
|
kErrorMarginAbsolute, kErrorMarginRelative);
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// =================================================================================================
|
|
|
|
// Retrieves a list of example scalar values, used for the alpha and beta arguments for the various
|
|
// routines. This function is specialised for the different data-types.
|
|
template <> const std::vector<float> GetExampleScalars(const bool full_test) {
|
|
if (full_test) { return {0.0f, 1.0f, 3.14f}; }
|
|
else { return {3.14f}; }
|
|
}
|
|
template <> const std::vector<double> GetExampleScalars(const bool full_test) {
|
|
if (full_test) { return {0.0, 1.0, 3.14}; }
|
|
else { return {3.14}; }
|
|
}
|
|
template <> const std::vector<float2> GetExampleScalars(const bool full_test) {
|
|
if (full_test) { return {{0.0f, 0.0f}, {1.0f, 1.3f}, {2.42f, 3.14f}}; }
|
|
else { return {{2.42f, 3.14f}}; }
|
|
}
|
|
template <> const std::vector<double2> GetExampleScalars(const bool full_test) {
|
|
if (full_test) { return {{0.0, 0.0}, {1.0, 1.3}, {2.42, 3.14}}; }
|
|
else { return {{2.42, 3.14}}; }
|
|
}
|
|
template <> const std::vector<half> GetExampleScalars(const bool full_test) {
|
|
if (full_test) { return {FloatToHalf(0.0f), FloatToHalf(1.0f), FloatToHalf(3.14f)}; }
|
|
else { return {FloatToHalf(3.14f)}; }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// =================================================================================================
|
|
|
|
// Compiles the templated class
|
|
template class Tester<half, half>;
|
|
template class Tester<float, float>;
|
|
template class Tester<double, double>;
|
|
template class Tester<float2, float2>;
|
|
template class Tester<double2, double2>;
|
|
template class Tester<float2, float>;
|
|
template class Tester<double2, double>;
|
|
|
|
// =================================================================================================
|
|
} // namespace clblast
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