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UniqueToken.md: API documentation for UniqueToken.md #179
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there is a lot of whitespace in the c++ code that looks akward given the style we use in the rest of the documentation.
Document the extra constructor for UniqueTokenScope==Global as:
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Looking at the implementation I want to suggest some changes. But someone should verify.
int id = token . acquire (); | ||
RandomGen gen = pool (id ); | ||
// Computation Body | ||
token . release (id ); |
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int id = token . acquire (); | |
RandomGen gen = pool (id ); | |
// Computation Body | |
token . release (id ); | |
auto id = token.acquire (); | |
RandomGen gen = pool (id ); | |
// Computation Body | |
token.release (id ); |
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@JBludau - I used most of your suggestions. See what you think about the updates. |
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looks good to me
In a parallel region, before the main computation, a pool of ``UniqueToken`` (integer) ID is generated, and each ID is released following iteration. | ||
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``UniqueToken <ExecutionSpace> token`` *can* be called inside a parallel region, *but* must be released at the end of *each* iteration. |
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Should we be saying "work item" instead of "iteration"?
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Either formulation is fine : " ... each iterate" or " ... each work item"
* ``UniqueTokenScope``: defaults to ``Instance``, and every instance is independent of another. In contrast, ``Global`` uses one set of unique IDs for all instances. | ||
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In a parallel region, before the main computation, a pool of ``UniqueToken`` (integer) ID is generated, and each ID is released following iteration. |
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each ID is released following iteration.
I don't quite understand what this means.
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I guess she meant to say that the token is released at the end of the iteration
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I reworked for clarity.
UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) | ||
// Scope is instance | ||
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UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) requires(TokenScope == Global); | ||
// Scope is global |
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I am not following what is the difference between the two.
Should that be interpreted as, regardless of whether TokenScope is instance or global, the constructor takes an integer argument and optionally an execution space trailing argument that defaults to the default exec space instance?
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I think are right, the constructor that takes a max_size
will instantiate UniqueToken<ExecutionSpace,UniqueTokenScope::Instance>
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The one with only the ExecutionSpace
as argument does not restrict the scope.
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yes -- the main distinction is scope (instance or global).
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UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space=ExecutionSpace()) | ||
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.. code-block:: cpp | |
UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space=ExecutionSpace()) | |
presumably a copy pasta error
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size_type size() |
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Did we forget to define size_type
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size_type size() | ||
// Returns the size of the token pool |
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There is a dedicated syntax for return
// Returns the size of the token pool | |
:returns: the size of the token pool |
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:return:
doesn't work (as a Sphinx directive) with .. code-block:: cpp
or .. cpp:function::
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Here, code-block:: cpp
(vs. cpp:function::
) is being used
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good catch by @dalg24, the ctor description is not correct
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UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) | ||
// Scope is instance | ||
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UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) requires(TokenScope == Global); | ||
// Scope is global |
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.. code-block:: cpp | |
UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) | |
// Scope is instance | |
.. code-block:: cpp | |
UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace()) requires(TokenScope == Global); | |
// Scope is global | |
.. code-block:: cpp | |
UniqueToken(size_type max_size, ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace{}) | |
// Scope is instance | |
UniqueToken(ExecutionSpace execution_space = ExecutionSpace{}) | |
// Scope can be instance or global |
* ``UniqueTokenScope``: defaults to ``Instance``, and every instance is independent of another. In contrast, ``Global`` uses one set of unique IDs for all instances. | ||
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In a parallel region, before the main computation, a pool of ``UniqueToken`` (integer) ID is generated. A generated ID is released following iteration (see ``void release(size_t idx)`` below). |
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I am not sure if we need the note when we have the warning below
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agreed
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I would prefer if we kept the warning and ditched the note. The warning was very explicit about what users have to adhere to. The note makes it sound optional in my opinion
This PR is the first draft of API documentation for
UniqueToken
capability and is linked to the #5140 "catch all" Documentation issue.