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Kokkos Fortran Interoperability
This example demonstrates usage of the Fortran Language Compatibility Layer (FLCL)
in the context of performing a DAXPY (double precision A * X + Y) using Kokkos from a simple fortran program. Such a use case occurs when using Kokkos for performance portability within a Fortran application.
This example uses the Kokkos fortran interop utilities in FLCL. This includes a set of fortran routines for converting fortran allocated arrays into an ndarray and a set of C++ functions for converting an ndarray into a Kokkos unmanaged view.
The ndarray type (flcl_ndarray_t) is a simple struct that captures the rank, dimensions, strides (equivalent to a dope vector) along with the flattened data. This is defined and implemented in flcl-cxx.hpp
typedef struct _flcl_nd_array_t {
size_t rank;
size_t dims[FLCL_NDARRAY_MAX_RANK];
size_t strides[FLCL_NDARRAY_MAX_RANK];
void *data;
} flcl_ndarray_t;
This has a fortran equivalent type located in flcl-f.f90
type, bind(C) :: nd_array_t
integer(c_size_t) :: rank
integer(c_size_t) :: dims(ND_ARRAY_MAX_RANK)
integer(c_size_t) :: strides(ND_ARRAY_MAX_RANK)
type(c_ptr) :: data
end type nd_array_t
To convert a fortran allocated array into an ndarray we use a set of procedures (behind an interface) defined in flcl-f.f90
interface to_nd_array
! 1D specializations
module procedure to_nd_array_l_1d
module procedure to_nd_array_i32_1d
module procedure to_nd_array_i64_1d
module procedure to_nd_array_r32_1d
module procedure to_nd_array_r64_1d
! 2D specializations
module procedure to_nd_array_l_2d
module procedure to_nd_array_i32_2d
module procedure to_nd_array_i64_2d
module procedure to_nd_array_r32_2d
module procedure to_nd_array_r64_2d
! 3D specializations
module procedure to_nd_array_l_3d
module procedure to_nd_array_i32_3d
module procedure to_nd_array_i64_3d
module procedure to_nd_array_r32_3d
module procedure to_nd_array_r64_3d
To convert an ndarray to a Kokkos::View we use view_from_ndarray defined in flcl-cxx.hpp
template <typename DataType>
Kokkos::View<DataType, Kokkos::LayoutStride, Kokkos::HostSpace, Kokkos::MemoryUnmanaged>
view_from_ndarray(flcl_ndarray_t const &ndarray)
These are the main utilities that will be used in our DAXPY example.
We begin with a fortran program defined in axpy-main.f90
We start by bringing in the flcl module:
use :: flcl_mod
We then define our arrays including two 'Y' arrays, one will be used for calculating the daxpy result with fortran, the other with kokkos.
real(c_double), dimension(:), allocatable :: f_y
real(c_double), dimension(:), allocatable :: c_y
real(c_double), dimension(:), allocatable :: x
real(c_double) :: alpha
Performing the DAXPY in fortran is simply:
do ii = 1, mm
f_y(ii) = f_y(ii) + alpha * x(ii)
end do
Performing the DAXPY in Kokkos begins with a call to axpy:
call axpy(c_y, x, alpha)
This is defined in axpy-f.90
subroutine axpy( y, x, alpha )
use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding
use :: flcl_mod
implicit none
real(c_double), dimension(:), intent(inout) :: y
real(c_double), dimension(:), intent(in) :: x
real(c_double), intent(in) :: alpha
call f_axpy(to_nd_array(y), to_nd_array(x), alpha)
end subroutine axpy
Which calls the subroutine f_axpy but prior to doing so converts the fortran arrays into nd_arrays. f_axpy is defined earlier and note that f_axpy is bound to the C routine 'c_axpy'.
interface
subroutine f_axpy( nd_array_y, nd_array_x, alpha ) &
& bind(c, name='c_axpy')
use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding
use :: flcl_mod
type(nd_array_t) :: nd_array_y
type(nd_array_t) :: nd_array_x
real(c_double) :: alpha
end subroutine f_axpy
end interface
c_axpy is where we make use of Kokkos for the computation and is defined in axpy-cxx.cc.
void c_axpy( flcl_ndarray_t *nd_array_y, flcl_ndarray_t *nd_array_x, double *alpha ) {
using flcl::view_from_ndarray;
auto y = view_from_ndarray<double*>(*nd_array_y);
auto x = view_from_ndarray<double*>(*nd_array_x);
Kokkos::parallel_for( "axpy", y.extent(0), KOKKOS_LAMBDA( const size_t idx)
{
y(idx) += *alpha * x(idx);
});
return;
}
In this function we first convert our two nd_array to Kokkos::View and then use Kokkos::parallel_for with a simply DAXPY lambda.
This use case illustrates the ability to use Kokkos in fortran applications with interoperability of fortran arrays and Kokkos::View via the ndarray type and conversion routines provided in FLCL.
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