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/*
Copyright 2010-2011, D. E. Shaw Research.
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*/
#ifndef _r123array_dot_h__
#define _r123array_dot_h__
#include "features/compilerfeatures.h"
#include "features/sse.h"
#ifndef __cplusplus
#define CXXMETHODS(_N, W, T)
#define CXXOVERLOADS(_N, W, T)
#else
#include <stddef.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <iterator>
#include <limits>
#include <iostream>
/** @defgroup arrayNxW The r123arrayNxW classes
Each of the r123arrayNxW is a fixed size array of N W-bit unsigned integers.
It is functionally equivalent to the C++0x std::array<N, uintW_t>,
but does not require C++0x features or libraries.
In addition to meeting most of the requirements of a Container,
it also has a member function, incr(), which increments the zero-th
element and carrys overflows into higher indexed elements. Thus,
by using incr(), sequences of up to 2^(N*W) distinct values
can be produced.
If SSE is supported by the compiler, then the class
r123array1xm128i is also defined, in which the data member is an
array of one r123128i object.
@cond HIDDEN_FROM_DOXYGEN
*/
template <typename value_type>
inline R123_CUDA_DEVICE value_type assemble_from_u32(uint32_t *p32){
value_type v=0;
for(size_t i=0; i<(3+sizeof(value_type))/4; ++i)
v |= ((value_type)(*p32++)) << (32*i);
return v;
}
// Work-alike methods and typedefs modeled on std::array:
#define CXXMETHODS(_N, W, T) \
typedef T value_type; \
typedef T* iterator; \
typedef const T* const_iterator; \
typedef value_type& reference; \
typedef const value_type& const_reference; \
typedef size_t size_type; \
typedef ptrdiff_t difference_type; \
typedef T* pointer; \
typedef const T* const_pointer; \
typedef std::reverse_iterator<iterator> reverse_iterator; \
typedef std::reverse_iterator<const_iterator> const_reverse_iterator; \
/* Boost.array has static_size. C++11 specializes tuple_size */ \
enum {static_size = _N}; \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reference operator[](size_type i){return v[i];} \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reference operator[](size_type i) const {return v[i];} \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reference at(size_type i){ if(i >= _N) R123_THROW(std::out_of_range("array index out of range")); return (*this)[i]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reference at(size_type i) const { if(i >= _N) R123_THROW(std::out_of_range("array index out of range")); return (*this)[i]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE size_type size() const { return _N; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE size_type max_size() const { return _N; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE bool empty() const { return _N==0; }; \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE iterator begin() { return &v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE iterator end() { return &v[_N]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_iterator begin() const { return &v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_iterator end() const { return &v[_N]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_iterator cbegin() const { return &v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_iterator cend() const { return &v[_N]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reverse_iterator rbegin(){ return reverse_iterator(end()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reverse_iterator rbegin() const{ return const_reverse_iterator(end()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reverse_iterator rend(){ return reverse_iterator(begin()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reverse_iterator rend() const{ return const_reverse_iterator(begin()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reverse_iterator crbegin() const{ return const_reverse_iterator(cend()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reverse_iterator crend() const{ return const_reverse_iterator(cbegin()); } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE pointer data(){ return &v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_pointer data() const{ return &v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reference front(){ return v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reference front() const{ return v[0]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE reference back(){ return v[_N-1]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE const_reference back() const{ return v[_N-1]; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE bool operator==(const r123array##_N##x##W& rhs) const{ \
/* CUDA3 does not have std::equal */ \
for (size_t i = 0; i < _N; ++i) \
if (v[i] != rhs.v[i]) return false; \
return true; \
} \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE bool operator!=(const r123array##_N##x##W& rhs) const{ return !(*this == rhs); } \
/* CUDA3 does not have std::fill_n */ \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE void fill(const value_type& val){ for (size_t i = 0; i < _N; ++i) v[i] = val; } \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE void swap(r123array##_N##x##W& rhs){ \
/* CUDA3 does not have std::swap_ranges */ \
for (size_t i = 0; i < _N; ++i) { \
T tmp = v[i]; \
v[i] = rhs.v[i]; \
rhs.v[i] = tmp; \
} \
} \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE r123array##_N##x##W& incr(R123_ULONG_LONG n=1){ \
/* This test is tricky because we're trying to avoid spurious \
complaints about illegal shifts, yet still be compile-time \
evaulated. */ \
if(sizeof(T)<sizeof(n) && n>>((sizeof(T)<sizeof(n))?8*sizeof(T):0) ) \
return incr_carefully(n); \
if(n==1){ \
++v[0]; \
if(_N==1 || R123_BUILTIN_EXPECT(!!v[0], 1)) return *this; \
}else{ \
v[0] += n; \
if(_N==1 || R123_BUILTIN_EXPECT(n<=v[0], 1)) return *this; \
} \
/* We expect that the N==?? tests will be \
constant-folded/optimized away by the compiler, so only the \
overflow tests (!!v[i]) remain to be done at runtime. For \
small values of N, it would be better to do this as an \
uncondtional sequence of adc. An experiment/optimization \
for another day... \
N.B. The weird subscripting: v[_N>3?3:0] is to silence \
a spurious error from icpc \
*/ \
++v[_N>1?1:0]; \
if(_N==2 || R123_BUILTIN_EXPECT(!!v[_N>1?1:0], 1)) return *this; \
++v[_N>2?2:0]; \
if(_N==3 || R123_BUILTIN_EXPECT(!!v[_N>2?2:0], 1)) return *this; \
++v[_N>3?3:0]; \
for(size_t i=4; i<_N; ++i){ \
if( R123_BUILTIN_EXPECT(!!v[i-1], 1) ) return *this; \
++v[i]; \
} \
return *this; \
} \
/* seed(SeedSeq) would be a constructor if having a constructor */ \
/* didn't cause headaches with defaults */ \
template <typename SeedSeq> \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE static r123array##_N##x##W seed(SeedSeq &ss){ \
r123array##_N##x##W ret; \
const size_t Ngen = _N*((3+sizeof(value_type))/4); \
uint32_t u32[Ngen]; \
uint32_t *p32 = &u32[0]; \
ss.generate(&u32[0], &u32[Ngen]); \
for(size_t i=0; i<_N; ++i){ \
ret.v[i] = assemble_from_u32<value_type>(p32); \
p32 += (3+sizeof(value_type))/4; \
} \
return ret; \
} \
protected: \
R123_CUDA_DEVICE r123array##_N##x##W& incr_carefully(R123_ULONG_LONG n){ \
/* n may be greater than the maximum value of a single value_type */ \
value_type vtn; \
vtn = n; \
v[0] += n; \
const unsigned rshift = 8* ((sizeof(n)>sizeof(value_type))? sizeof(value_type) : 0); \
for(size_t i=1; i<_N; ++i){ \
if(rshift){ \
n >>= rshift; \
}else{ \
n=0; \
} \
if( v[i-1] < vtn ) \
++n; \
if( n==0 ) break; \
vtn = n; \
v[i] += n; \
} \
return *this; \
} \
// There are several tricky considerations for the insertion and extraction
// operators:
// - we would like to be able to print r123array16x8 as a sequence of 16 integers,
// not as 16 bytes.
// - we would like to be able to print r123array1xm128i.
// - we do not want an int conversion operator in r123m128i because it causes
// lots of ambiguity problems with automatic promotions.
// Solution: r123arrayinsertable and r123arrayextractable
template<typename T>
struct r123arrayinsertable{
const T& v;
r123arrayinsertable(const T& t_) : v(t_) {}
friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const r123arrayinsertable<T>& t){
return os << t.v;
}
};
template<>
struct r123arrayinsertable<uint8_t>{
const uint8_t& v;
r123arrayinsertable(const uint8_t& t_) : v(t_) {}
friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const r123arrayinsertable<uint8_t>& t){
return os << (int)t.v;
}
};
template<typename T>
struct r123arrayextractable{
T& v;
r123arrayextractable(T& t_) : v(t_) {}
friend std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& is, r123arrayextractable<T>& t){
return is >> t.v;
}
};
template<>
struct r123arrayextractable<uint8_t>{
uint8_t& v;
r123arrayextractable(uint8_t& t_) : v(t_) {}
friend std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& is, r123arrayextractable<uint8_t>& t){
int i;
is >> i;
t.v = i;
return is;
}
};
#define CXXOVERLOADS(_N, W, T) \
\
inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const r123array##_N##x##W& a){ \
os << r123arrayinsertable<T>(a.v[0]); \
for(size_t i=1; i<_N; ++i) \
os << " " << r123arrayinsertable<T>(a.v[i]); \
return os; \
} \
\
inline std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& is, r123array##_N##x##W& a){ \
for(size_t i=0; i<_N; ++i){ \
r123arrayextractable<T> x(a.v[i]); \
is >> x; \
} \
return is; \
} \
\
namespace r123{ \
typedef r123array##_N##x##W Array##_N##x##W; \
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */
/* _r123array_tpl expands to a declaration of struct r123arrayNxW.
In C, it's nothing more than a struct containing an array of N
objects of type T.
In C++ it's the same, but endowed with an assortment of member
functions, typedefs and friends. In C++, r123arrayNxW looks a lot
like std::array<T,N>, has most of the capabilities of a container,
and satisfies the requirements outlined in compat/Engine.hpp for
counter and key types. ArrayNxW, in the r123 namespace is
a typedef equivalent to r123arrayNxW.
*/
#define _r123array_tpl(_N, W, T) \
/** @ingroup arrayNxW */ \
/** @see arrayNxW */ \
struct r123array##_N##x##W{ \
T v[_N]; \
CXXMETHODS(_N, W, T) \
}; \
\
CXXOVERLOADS(_N, W, T)
/** @endcond */
_r123array_tpl(1, 32, uint32_t) /* r123array1x32 */
_r123array_tpl(2, 32, uint32_t) /* r123array2x32 */
_r123array_tpl(4, 32, uint32_t) /* r123array4x32 */
_r123array_tpl(8, 32, uint32_t) /* r123array8x32 */
_r123array_tpl(1, 64, uint64_t) /* r123array1x64 */
_r123array_tpl(2, 64, uint64_t) /* r123array2x64 */
_r123array_tpl(4, 64, uint64_t) /* r123array4x64 */
_r123array_tpl(16, 8, uint8_t) /* r123array16x8 for ARSsw, AESsw */
#if R123_USE_SSE
_r123array_tpl(1, m128i, r123m128i) /* r123array1x128i for ARSni, AESni */
#endif
/* In C++, it's natural to use sizeof(a::value_type), but in C it's
pretty convoluted to figure out the width of the value_type of an
r123arrayNxW:
*/
#define R123_W(a) (8*sizeof(((a *)0)->v[0]))
/** @namespace r123
Most of the Random123 C++ API is contained in the r123 namespace.
*/
#endif
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