ExecViaCpu.h

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/*
 execViaCpu is used to do operations on GpuMatirx and/or GpuIVector through
 cpu functions. It can automatically make a temporary CPU copy for the
 gpu matrix/vector, and copy back after executing the CPU function.

 Examples:
 1. For a function, functor or lambda:
   r = execViaCpu(&f, mat, vec)

 2. For member function of CpuMatirx, execViaCpu2 should be used:
   execViaCpu2(&CpuMatrix::selectElements, *this, table, ids)
*/

#pragma once

namespace paddle {

template <typename Arg>
class CopyToCpu {
public:
  explicit CopyToCpu(Arg& arg) : arg_(arg) {}
  Arg& copiedArg() const { return arg_; }

private:
  Arg& arg_;
};

template <>
class CopyToCpu<Matrix> {
public:
  explicit CopyToCpu(Matrix& arg) : arg_(arg) {
    if (arg.useGpu()) {
      CHECK(!arg.isTransposed()) << "Not supported";
      copied_ = Matrix::create(arg.getHeight(), arg.getWidth(),
                               /* trans= */ false, /* useGpu= */ false);
      copied_->copyFrom(arg);
    }
  }
  ~CopyToCpu() {
    if (copied_) {
      arg_.copyFrom(*copied_);
    }
  }
  Matrix& copiedArg() const { return copied_ ? *copied_ : arg_; }

private:
  Matrix& arg_;
  MatrixPtr copied_;
};

template <>
class CopyToCpu<const Matrix> {
public:
  explicit CopyToCpu(const Matrix& arg) : arg_(arg) {
    if (arg.useGpu()) {
      CHECK(!arg.isTransposed()) << "Not supported";
      copied_ = Matrix::create(arg.getHeight(), arg.getWidth(),
                               /* trans= */ false, /* useGpu= */ false);
      copied_->copyFrom(arg);
    }
  }
  const Matrix& copiedArg() const { return copied_ ? *copied_ : arg_; }

private:
  const Matrix& arg_;
  MatrixPtr copied_;
};

template <>
class CopyToCpu<IVector> {
public:
  explicit CopyToCpu(IVector& arg) : arg_(arg) {
    if (arg.useGpu()) {
      copied_ = IVector::create(arg.getSize(), /* useGpu= */ false);
      copied_->copyFrom(arg);
    }
  }
  ~CopyToCpu() {
    if (copied_) {
      arg_.copyFrom(*copied_);
    }
  }
  IVector& copiedArg() const { return copied_ ? *copied_ : arg_; }

private:
  IVector& arg_;
  IVectorPtr copied_;
};

template <>
class CopyToCpu<const IVector> {
public:
  explicit CopyToCpu(const IVector& arg) : arg_(arg) {
    if (arg.useGpu()) {
      copied_ = IVector::create(arg.getSize(), /* useGpu= */ false);
      copied_->copyFrom(arg);
    }
  }
  const IVector& copiedArg() const { return copied_ ? *copied_ : arg_; }

private:
  const IVector& arg_;
  IVectorPtr copied_;
};

namespace detail {

template <bool isFunction, bool isFunctionPointer, bool isClass, typename F>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp;

template <typename F, typename R, typename... Args>
class GpuFuncWrapperBase {
public:
  typedef R ResultType;
  R operator()(F&& f, Args... args) {
    return f(CopyToCpu<typename std::remove_reference<Args>::type>(args)
                 .copiedArg()...);
  }
};

// function
template <typename R, typename... Args>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp<true, false, false, R(Args...)>
    : public GpuFuncWrapperBase<R(Args...), R, Args...> {};

// function pointer
template <typename R, typename... Args>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp<false, true, false, R (*)(Args...)>
    : public GpuFuncWrapperBase<R (*)(Args...), R, Args...> {};

template <typename F, typename Op>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp2;

template <typename F, typename C, typename R, typename... Args>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp2<F, R (C::*)(Args...) const>
    : public GpuFuncWrapperBase<F, R, Args...> {};

template <typename F, typename C, typename R, typename... Args>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp2<F, R (C::*)(Args...)>
    : public GpuFuncWrapperBase<F, R, Args...> {};

// functor or lambda
template <typename F>
class GpuFuncWrapperImp<false, false, true, F>
    : public GpuFuncWrapperImp2<F, decltype(&F::operator())> {};

template <typename F>
class GpuFuncWrapper2
    : public GpuFuncWrapperImp<
          std::is_function<F>::value,
          std::is_pointer<F>::value &&
              std::is_function<typename std::remove_pointer<F>::type>::value,
          std::is_class<F>::value, F> {};

template <typename F>
class GpuFuncWrapper
    : public GpuFuncWrapper2<typename std::remove_reference<F>::type> {};

}  // namespace detail

template <typename F, typename... Args>
typename detail::GpuFuncWrapper<F>::ResultType execViaCpu(F&& f,
                                                          Args&&... args) {
  return detail::GpuFuncWrapper<F>()(std::move(f), args...);
}

// The second version is for F as member function of CpuMatrix
template <typename R, typename... FArgs, typename... Args>
R execViaCpu2(R (CpuMatrix::*f)(FArgs...), Args&&... args) {
  auto lambda = [](R (CpuMatrix::*f)(FArgs...), Matrix& ths, FArgs... args) {
    return (((CpuMatrix&)ths).*f)(args...);
  };
  return execViaCpu(lambda, f, args...);
}

}  // namespace paddle