src/parsec/disk-image/parsec/parsec-benchmark/pkgs/libs/tbblib/src/src/test/harness_cpu.h

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// Declarations for simple estimate of CPU time being used by a program.
// This header is an optional part of the test harness.
// It assumes that "harness_assert.h" has already been included.

#if _WIN32 && !_XBOX
    #include <windows.h>
#else
    #include <sys/time.h>
    #include <sys/resource.h>
#endif

//! Return time (in seconds) spent by the current process in user mode.
/*  Returns 0 if not implemented on platform. */
static double GetCPUUserTime() { 
#if _XBOX
    return 0;
#elif _WIN32
    FILETIME my_times[4];
    bool status = GetProcessTimes(GetCurrentProcess(), my_times, my_times+1, my_times+2, my_times+3)!=0;
    ASSERT( status, NULL );
    LARGE_INTEGER usrtime;
    usrtime.LowPart = my_times[3].dwLowDateTime;
    usrtime.HighPart = my_times[3].dwHighDateTime;
    return double(usrtime.QuadPart)*1E-7;
#else
    // Generic UNIX, including __APPLE__

    // On Linux, there is no good way to get CPU usage info for the current process:
    //   getrusage(RUSAGE_SELF, ...) that is used now only returns info for the calling thread;
    //   getrusage(RUSAGE_CHILDREN, ...) only counts for finished children threads;
    //   tms_utime and tms_cutime got with times(struct tms*) are equivalent to the above items;
    //   finally, /proc/self/task/<task_id>/stat doesn't exist on older kernels 
    //      and it isn't quite convenient to read it for every task_id.

    struct rusage resources;
    bool status = getrusage(RUSAGE_SELF, &resources)==0;
    ASSERT( status, NULL );
    return (double(resources.ru_utime.tv_sec)*1E6 + double(resources.ru_utime.tv_usec))*1E-6;
#endif
}

#include "tbb/tick_count.h"
#include <cstdio>

// The resolution of GetCPUUserTime is 10-15 ms or so; waittime should be a few times bigger.
const double WAITTIME = 0.1; // in seconds, i.e. 100 ms
const double THRESHOLD = WAITTIME/100;

static void TestCPUUserTime( int nthreads, int nactive = 1 ) {
    // The test will always pass on Linux; read the comments in GetCPUUserTime for details
    // Also it will not detect spinning issues on systems with only one processing core.

    int nworkers = nthreads-nactive;
    if( !nworkers ) return;
    double lastusrtime = GetCPUUserTime();
    if( !lastusrtime ) return;

    static double minimal_waittime = WAITTIME,
                  maximal_waittime = WAITTIME * 10;
    double usrtime;
    double waittime;
    tbb::tick_count stamp = tbb::tick_count::now();
    // wait for GetCPUUserTime update
    while( (usrtime=GetCPUUserTime())-lastusrtime < THRESHOLD ) {
        volatile intptr_t k = (intptr_t)&usrtime;
        for ( int i = 0; i < 1000; ++i ) ++k;
        if ( (waittime = (tbb::tick_count::now()-stamp).seconds()) > maximal_waittime ) {
            REPORT( "Warning: %.2f sec elapsed but user mode time is still below its threshold (%g < %g)\n", 
                    waittime, usrtime - lastusrtime, THRESHOLD );
            break;
        }
    }
    lastusrtime = usrtime;
    
    // Wait for workers to go sleep
    stamp = tbb::tick_count::now();
    while( ((waittime=(tbb::tick_count::now()-stamp).seconds()) < minimal_waittime) 
            || ((usrtime=GetCPUUserTime()-lastusrtime) < THRESHOLD) )
    {
        if ( waittime > maximal_waittime ) {
            REPORT( "Warning: %.2f sec elapsed but GetCPUUserTime reported only %g sec\n", waittime, usrtime );
            break;
        }
    }

    // Test that all workers sleep when no work.
    while( nactive>1 && usrtime-nactive*waittime<0 ) {
        // probably the number of active threads was mispredicted
        --nactive; ++nworkers;
    }
    double avg_worker_usrtime = (usrtime-nactive*waittime)/nworkers;

    if( avg_worker_usrtime > waittime/2 )
        REPORT( "ERROR: %d worker threads are spinning; waittime: %g; usrtime: %g; avg worker usrtime: %g\n",
                nworkers, waittime, usrtime, avg_worker_usrtime);
    else
        REMARK("%d worker threads; waittime: %g; usrtime: %g; avg worker usrtime: %g\n",
                        nworkers, waittime, usrtime, avg_worker_usrtime);
}