Reshape method #1760
Reshape method #1760
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artv3
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MrBurmark,
adayton1,
rhornung67,
mdavis36,
johnbowen42,
rchen20 and
long58
examples/reshape.cpp
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| // RAJA::Layout objects may be templated on dimension, argument type, and | ||
| // index with unit stride. Here, the column index has unit stride (argument 2). |
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Can you supply the permutation at compile time, via camp::list or std::index_sequence, and have it produce a view with the right unit stride index?
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yes, I pushed a version for that just now. Let me know what you think.
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Can we add a specialization for a generic index sequence like std::index_sequence?
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Sure, I'll take a pass at this and then I'll remove the "Draft" marking from this PR.
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@MrBurmark , @rhornung67 I think the example for the reshape method can be simplified. I just pushed up a new version. I was a bit worried the previous version might have too much going on. |
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| struct Reshape<std::index_sequence<Is...>> |
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@MrBurmark , this is the specialization that takes an index_sequence and identifies the correct unit stride
| // Initialize memory using right most unit stride | ||
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| std::cout << "\n\nInitialize array with right most indexing...\n"; |
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I think these implementations are much easier to understand if your intent is just to show the mechanics of View reshaping. 👍
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I fixed a bug with the custom sequence, thanks @rhornung67 for point it out. This PR is now ready for review. |
Summary
This PR adds helper methods to views to create Reshape methods with compile time options C and Fortran style indexing