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ARGOBOTS
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This group is for Tool. More...
Macros | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_NONE (0) |
| Work-unit-event mask: none. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_CREATE (1 << 0) |
| Work-unit-event mask: creating a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_JOIN (1 << 1) |
| Work-unit-event mask: joining a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_FREE (1 << 2) |
| Work-unit-event mask: freeing a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_REVIVE (1 << 3) |
| Work-unit-event mask: reviving a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_RUN (1 << 4) |
| Work-unit-event mask: running a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_FINISH (1 << 5) |
| Work-unit-event mask: finishing a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_CANCEL (1 << 6) |
| Work-unit-event mask: canceling a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_YIELD (1 << 7) |
| Work-unit-event mask: yielding a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_SUSPEND (1 << 8) |
| Work-unit-event mask: suspending a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_RESUME (1 << 9) |
| Work-unit-event mask: resuming a work unit. More... | |
| #define | ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_ALL ((uint64_t)((1 << 12) - 1)) |
| Work-unit-event mask: all events. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct ABT_tool_context_opaque * | ABT_tool_context |
| Tool context handle type. More... | |
| typedef enum ABT_tool_query_kind | ABT_tool_query_kind |
| Tool query type. More... | |
| typedef enum ABT_exec_entity_type | ABT_exec_entity_type |
| Execution entity type. More... | |
| typedef enum ABT_sync_event_type | ABT_sync_event_type |
| Synchronization event type. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | ABT_tool_query_kind { ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_POOL, ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_STACK_DEPTH, ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_CALLER_TYPE, ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_CALLER_HANDLE, ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_TYPE, ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_HANDLE } |
Tool query kind for ABT_tool_query_thread(). More... | |
| enum | ABT_exec_entity_type { ABT_EXEC_ENTITY_TYPE_EXT, ABT_EXEC_ENTITY_TYPE_THREAD } |
| Type of execution entity. More... | |
| enum | ABT_sync_event_type { ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_USER, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_OTHER, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_XSTREAM_JOIN, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_THREAD_JOIN, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_MUTEX, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_COND, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_RWLOCK, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_EVENTUAL, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_FUTURE, ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_BARRIER } |
| Type of synchronization event. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | ABT_tool_register_thread_callback (ABT_tool_thread_callback_fn cb_func, uint64_t event_mask, void *user_arg) |
| Register a callback function for work-unit events. More... | |
| int | ABT_tool_query_thread (ABT_tool_context context, uint64_t event, ABT_tool_query_kind query_kind, void *val) |
| Query information associated with a work-unit event. More... | |
This group is for Tool.
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_ALL ((uint64_t)((1 << 12) - 1)) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_CANCEL (1 << 6) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_CREATE (1 << 0) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_FINISH (1 << 5) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_FREE (1 << 2) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_JOIN (1 << 1) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_NONE (0) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_RESUME (1 << 9) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_REVIVE (1 << 3) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_RUN (1 << 4) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_SUSPEND (1 << 8) |
| #define ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD_YIELD (1 << 7) |
| typedef enum ABT_exec_entity_type ABT_exec_entity_type |
| typedef enum ABT_sync_event_type ABT_sync_event_type |
| typedef struct ABT_tool_context_opaque* ABT_tool_context |
| typedef enum ABT_tool_query_kind ABT_tool_query_kind |
| enum ABT_exec_entity_type |
| enum ABT_sync_event_type |
Type of synchronization event.
| enum ABT_tool_query_kind |
Tool query kind for ABT_tool_query_thread().
| int ABT_tool_query_thread | ( | ABT_tool_context | context, |
| uint64_t | event, | ||
| ABT_tool_query_kind | query_kind, | ||
| void * | val | ||
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Query information associated with a work-unit event.
ABT_tool_query_thread() returns information associated with the tool context context through val. Because context is valid only in the callback function, this function must be called in the callback function.
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_POOL, val must be a pointer to a variable of type ABT_pool. This routine sets val to a handle of a pool to which a work unit is or will be pushed. This query is valid when event is THREAD_CREATE, THREAD_REVIVE, THREAD_YIELD, or THREAD_RESUME.
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_STACK_DEPTH, val must be a pointer to a variable of type int. This routine sets val to the current depth of stacked work units while the level of the work unit associated with the main scheduler is zero. For example, if the current work unit is running directly on the main scheduler, the depth is 1. This query is valid when event is THREAD_RUN (the depth after the work unit runs), THREAD_FINISH (the depth before the work unit finishes), THREAD_YIELD (the depth before the work unit yields), or THREAD_SUSPEND (the depth before the work unit suspends).
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_CALLER_TYPE, val must be a pointer to a variable of type ABT_exec_entity_type. This routine sets val to a type of an entity that incurs this event. This query is valid for all events.
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_CALLER_HANDLE, val must be a pointer to a variable of a handle type of an entity that incurs this event. This routine sets val to a handle of an entity that incurs this event. Specifically, this routine sets val to a work unit handle (ABT_thread) if the caller type is ABT_EXEC_ENTITY_TYPE_THREAD. If the caller is an external thread, this routine sets val to NULL. The query is valid for all events except for THREAD_CANCEL. Note that the caller is the previous work unit running on the same execution stream when event is THRAED_RUN.
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_TYPE, val must be a pointer to a variable of type ABT_sync_event_type. This routine sets val to a type of the synchronization object that incurs this event. This query is valid when event is THREAD_YIELD or THREAD_SUSPEND.
When query_kind is ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_HANDLE, val must be a pointer to a variable of a handle type of the synchronization object that incurs this event. This routine sets val to a handle of the synchronization object that incurs this event. This query is valid when event is THREAD_YIELD or THREAD_SUSPEND.
Synchronization events, ABT_sync_event_type, and synchronization objects are mapped as follows:
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_USER:
A user's explicit call (e.g., ABT_thread_yield()). The synchronization object is none, so NULL is set to val if ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_HANDLE is passed.
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_XSTREAM_JOIN:
Waiting for completion of execution streams (e.g., ABT_xstream_join()). The synchronization object is an execution stream (ABT_xstream).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_THREAD_JOIN:
Waiting for completion of a work unit (e.g., ABT_thread_join() or ABT_task_join()). The synchronization object is a work unit (ABT_thread).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_MUTEX:
Synchronization regarding a mutex (e.g., ABT_mutex_lock()). The synchronization object is a mutex (ABT_mutex).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_COND:
Synchronization regarding a condition variable (e.g., ABT_cond_wait()). The synchronization object is a condition variable (ABT_cond).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_RWLOCK:
Synchronization regarding a readers-writer lock (e.g., ABT_rwlock_rdlock()). The synchronization object is a readers-writer lock (ABT_rwlock).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_EVENTUAL:
Synchronization regarding an eventual (e.g., ABT_eventual_wait()). The synchronization object is an eventual (ABT_eventual).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_FUTURE:
Synchronization regarding a future (e.g., ABT_future_wait()). The synchronization object is a future (ABT_future).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_BARRIER:
Synchronization regarding a barrier (e.g., ABT_barrier_wait()). The synchronization object is a barrier (ABT_barrier).
ABT_SYNC_EVENT_TYPE_OTHER:
Other synchronization (e.g., ABT_xstream_exit()). The synchronization object is none, so NULL is set to val if ABT_TOOL_QUERY_KIND_SYNC_OBJECT_HANDLE is passed.
An object referenced by the returned handle (e.g., the work unit handle) may be in an intermediate state, so the user should not to read any internal state of such an object (e.g., by ABT_thread_get_state()) in cb_func().
ABT_SUCCESS is returned if this routine succeeds.ABT_ERR_INV_ARG is returned if query_kind is not a valid tool query kind for query.ABT_ERR_FEATURE_NA is returned if the tool feature is not supported.val is NULL, the results are undefined.context is a tool context that is not passed to the calling callback function, the results are undefined.context and event are not the same pair passed to the calling callback function, the results are undefined.| [in] | context | tool context handle |
| [in] | event | event code passed to the callback function |
| [in] | query_kind | query kind |
| [out] | val | pointer to storage where a returned value is saved |
| int ABT_tool_register_thread_callback | ( | ABT_tool_thread_callback_fn | cb_func, |
| uint64_t | event_mask, | ||
| void * | user_arg | ||
| ) |
Register a callback function for work-unit events.
ABT_tool_register_thread_callback() registers the callback function cb_func() for work-unit events. The events are enabled if event_mask have the corresponding bits. The other events are disabled. The routine unregisters the callback function if cb_func is NULL.
cb_func() is called with the following arguments:
ABT_TOOL_EVENT_THREAD)ABT_tool_query_thread() user_arg passed to this routineIf an event occurs on an external thread, ABT_XSTREAM_NULL is passed as the second argument. The returned tool context is valid only in the callback function.
An object referenced by the returned handle (e.g., a work unit handle) may be in an intermediate state, so the user should not read any internal state of such an object (e.g., by ABT_thread_get_state()) in cb_func(). Instead, the user should use ABT_tool_query_thread(). The caller of cb_func() might be neither a work unit that triggers the event nor a work unit that is running on the same execution stream. A program that relies on the caller of cb_func() is non-conforming.
This routine can be called while other work-unit events are being triggered. This routine atomically registers cb_func(), event_mask, and user_arg at the same time.
cb_func() may cause an infinite invocation of cb_func(). It is the user's responsibility to take a proper measure to avoid it.A combination of a callback function, an event mask its argument for a tool interface is updated atomically.
ABT_tool_register_thread_callback() returns, another event call might not have finished. If so, the previous cb_func() might be using the previous user_arg. Argobots does not provide a method to guarantee that the previous cb_func() and user_arg get unused. Hence, the user needs to carefully maintain consistency before and after ABT_tool_register_thread_callback().ABT_SUCCESS is returned if this routine succeeds.ABT_ERR_FEATURE_NA is returned if the tool feature is not supported.cb_func() is accessed after cb_func() finishes, the results are undefined.cb_func(), the results are undefined.| [in] | cb_func | callback function pointer |
| [in] | event_mask | event code mask |
| [in] | user_arg | user argument passed to cb_func |
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