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    This file is part of Threading Building Blocks.

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*/

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

//! Assert that two times in seconds are very close.
void AssertNear( double x, double y ) {
    ASSERT( -1.0E-10 <= x-y && x-y <=1.0E-10, NULL );
}

//! Test arithmetic operators on tick_count::interval_t
void TestArithmetic( const tbb::tick_count& t0, const tbb::tick_count& t1, const tbb::tick_count& t2 ) {
    tbb::tick_count::interval_t i= t1-t0;
    tbb::tick_count::interval_t j = t2-t1;
    tbb::tick_count::interval_t k = t2-t0;
    AssertSameType( tbb::tick_count::interval_t(), i-j );
    AssertSameType( tbb::tick_count::interval_t(), i+j );
    ASSERT( i.seconds()>1E-9, NULL );
    ASSERT( j.seconds()>1E-9, NULL );
    ASSERT( k.seconds()>2E-9, NULL );
    AssertNear( (i+j).seconds(), k.seconds() );
    AssertNear( (k-j).seconds(), i.seconds() );
    AssertNear( ((k-j)+(j-i)).seconds(), k.seconds()-i.seconds() );
    tbb::tick_count::interval_t sum;
    sum += i;
    sum += j;
    AssertNear( sum.seconds(), k.seconds() );
    sum -= i;
    AssertNear( sum.seconds(), j.seconds() );
    sum -= j;
    AssertNear( sum.seconds(), 0.0 );
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Test for overhead in calls to tick_count 
//------------------------------------------------------------------------

//! Wait for given duration.
/** The duration parameter is in units of seconds. */
static void WaitForDuration( double duration ) {
    tbb::tick_count start = tbb::tick_count::now();
    while( (tbb::tick_count::now()-start).seconds() < duration )
        continue;
}

//! Test that average timer overhead is within acceptable limit.
/** The 'tolerance' value inside the test specifies the limit. */
void TestSimpleDelay( int ntrial, double duration, double tolerance ) {
    double total_worktime = 0;
    // Iteration -1 warms up the code cache.
    for( int trial=-1; trial<ntrial; ++trial ) {
        tbb::tick_count t0 = tbb::tick_count::now();
        if( duration ) WaitForDuration(duration);
        tbb::tick_count t1 = tbb::tick_count::now();
        if( trial>=0 ) {
            total_worktime += (t1-t0).seconds(); 
        }
    }
    // Compute average worktime and average delta
    double worktime = total_worktime/ntrial;
    double delta = worktime-duration;
    REMARK("worktime=%g delta=%g tolerance=%g\n", worktime, delta, tolerance);

    // Check that delta is acceptable
    if( delta<0 ) 
        REPORT("ERROR: delta=%g < 0\n",delta); 
    if( delta>tolerance )
        REPORT("%s: delta=%g > %g=tolerance where duration=%g\n",delta>3*tolerance?"ERROR":"Warning",delta,tolerance,duration);
}

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Test for subtracting calls to tick_count from different threads.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------

#include "tbb/atomic.h"
const int MAX_NTHREAD = 1000;
static tbb::atomic<int> Counter;
static volatile bool Flag;
static tbb::tick_count tick_count_array[MAX_NTHREAD];

struct TickCountDifferenceBody {
    void operator()( int id ) const {
        if( --Counter==0 ) Flag = true;
        while( !Flag ) continue;
        tick_count_array[id] = tbb::tick_count::now();
    }
};

//! Test that two tick_count values recorded on different threads can be meaningfully subtracted.
void TestTickCountDifference( int n ) {
    double tolerance = 3E-4;
    for( int trial=0; trial<10; ++trial ) {
        Counter = n;
        Flag = false;
        NativeParallelFor( n, TickCountDifferenceBody() ); 
        ASSERT( Counter==0, NULL ); 
        for( int i=0; i<n; ++i )
            for( int j=0; j<i; ++j ) {
                double diff = (tick_count_array[i]-tick_count_array[j]).seconds();
                if( diff<0 ) diff = -diff;
                if( diff>tolerance ) {
                    REPORT("%s: cross-thread tick_count difference = %g > %g = tolerance\n",
                           diff>3*tolerance?"ERROR":"Warning",diff,tolerance);
                }
            }
    }
}

int TestMain () {
    tbb::tick_count t0 = tbb::tick_count::now();
    TestSimpleDelay(/*ntrial=*/1000000,/*duration=*/0,    /*tolerance=*/2E-6);
    tbb::tick_count t1 = tbb::tick_count::now();
    TestSimpleDelay(/*ntrial=*/10,     /*duration=*/0.125,/*tolerance=*/5E-6);
    tbb::tick_count t2 = tbb::tick_count::now();
    TestArithmetic(t0,t1,t2);

    for( int n=MinThread; n<=MaxThread; ++n ) {
        TestTickCountDifference(n);
    }
    return Harness::Done;
}