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#pragma once

#include <map>
#include <vector>
#include "BufferArg.h"
#include "paddle/math/Matrix.h"
#include "paddle/utils/ClassRegistrar.h"

namespace paddle {

/**
 * Function Configuration.
 * The argument type of Function::init.
 * Follow-up will consider moving this data structure to Proto inside.
 */
class FuncConfig {
public:
  union value {
    size_t s;
    real r;
    int i;
    bool b;
  };

  template <typename T>
  T get(const std::string& key) const;

  template <typename T>
  FuncConfig& set(const std::string& key, T v);

protected:
  std::map<std::string, value> valueMap_;
};

/**
 * Argument type for Function::calc().
 * A BufferArgs contains a set of BufferArg,
 * because Function can have multiple inputs and outputs.
 *
 * addArg() with Matix object used to adapt Layer Argument.
 * Will create a BufferArg object in addArg(),
 * and free in destructor of BufferArgs.
 *
 * addArg() with BufferArg object, just save BufferArg object address,
 * and the caller needs to guarantee the validity of the BufferArg object
 * in the BufferArgs life time.
 */
class BufferArgs {
public:
  BufferArgs() {}

  ~BufferArgs() {
    for (auto arg : _args_) {
      delete arg;
    }
  }

  size_t size() const { return args_.size(); }

  // add argument into BufferArgs
  // Tensor can be Matrix, Vector, IVector.
  // For inputs, do not need argType.
  // For outputs, the argType needs to be specified as ASSIGN_TO or ADD_TO.
  void addArg(const Matrix& arg, ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED) {
    _args_.push_back(new BufferArg(arg, argType));
    addArg(*_args_.back());
  }

  void addArg(const Vector& arg, ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED) {
    _args_.push_back(new BufferArg(arg, argType));
    addArg(*_args_.back());
  }

  void addArg(const IVector& arg, ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED) {
    _args_.push_back(new BufferArg(arg, argType));
    addArg(*_args_.back());
  }

  // Add arg into BufferArgs and reshape the arg.
  //
  // For example, arg represents an image buffer,
  // but Matrix can only represent a two-dimensional Tensor.
  // So need an extra argument to describe the shape of the image buffer.
  void addArg(const Matrix& arg,
              const TensorShape& shape,
              ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED);

  void addArg(const CpuSparseMatrix& arg, ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED);
  void addArg(const GpuSparseMatrix& arg, ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED);

  void addArg(const Matrix& matrix,
              const IVector& vector,
              ArgType argType = UNSPECIFIED);

  // get argument
  const BufferArg& operator[](size_t num) const {
    CHECK_LT(num, args_.size());
    return *args_[num];
  }

  void addArg(BufferArg& arg) { args_.push_back(&arg); }

  void addArg(SequenceIdArg& arg) { args_.push_back(&arg); }

  void addArg(SequenceArg& arg) { args_.push_back(&arg); }

  void addArg(SparseMatrixArg& arg) { args_.push_back(&arg); }

private:
  std::vector<BufferArg*> args_;
  // The BufferArg object is constructed and freed by BufferArgs.
  std::vector<BufferArg*> _args_;
};

/**
 * \brief Base class for Function.
 * The basic Function implementation requires override init and calc interfaces.
 *
 * The caller needs to ensure the validity of the arguments
 * during Function execution.
 *
 * Function inputs are readonly, Function outputs have two modes: ASSIGN_TO
 * and ADD_TO.
 * If output.getArgType() == ASSIGN_TO, this is assign mode, and the calculation
 * result of Function assigned to the output BufferArg.
 * If output.getArgType() == ADD_TO, this is add mode, and the calculation
 * result of Function need added to the output BufferArg.
 *
 * For example:
 * ASSIGN_TO: output = Function(inputs)
 * ADD_TO: output += Function(inputs)
 * If Function has more than one output, each output can have different modes.
 */
class FunctionBase {
public:
  virtual ~FunctionBase() {}

  virtual void init(const FuncConfig& config) {}

  virtual void calc(const BufferArgs& inputs, const BufferArgs& outputs) {}

  // Calculate the number of floating-point operations of this Function.
  // The inputs and outputs arguments do not need to contain the actual data,
  // only the shape.
  virtual size_t ops(const BufferArgs& inputs, const BufferArgs& outputs) {
    return 0;
  }

  int getNumInputs() const { return numInputs_; }

  int getNumOutputs() const { return numOutputs_; }

  static ClassRegistrar<FunctionBase> funcRegistrar_;

protected:
  // numInputs_ and numOutputs_ represents the maximum
  // input and output supported by Function.
  // Some functions are optimized for input and output,
  // so when comparing the number of arguments, for these functions
  // inputs.size() <= numInputs_ or outputs.size() <= numOutputs_
  size_t numInputs_;
  size_t numOutputs_;
};

#define FUNC_NAME(typeName, deviceName) #typeName "-" #deviceName

#define REGISTER_TYPED_FUNC(typeName, deviceName, className)   \
  static InitFunction __reg_type_##typeName##deviceName([]() { \
    FunctionBase::funcRegistrar_                               \
        .registerClass<className<DEVICE_TYPE_##deviceName>>(   \
            FUNC_NAME(typeName, deviceName));                  \
  })

}  // namespace paddle