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#include <thrust/detail/config.h>
#if THRUST_CPP_DIALECT >= 2011
# include <unittest/unittest.h>
# include <thrust/allocate_unique.h>
# include <thrust/memory/detail/device_system_resource.h>
# include <thrust/mr/allocator.h>
# include <thrust/type_traits/is_contiguous_iterator.h>
# include <numeric>
# include <vector>
namespace
{
template <typename T>
using allocator =
thrust::mr::stateless_resource_allocator<T, thrust::universal_memory_resource>;
// The managed_memory_pointer class should be identified as a
// contiguous_iterator
THRUST_STATIC_ASSERT(
thrust::is_contiguous_iterator<allocator<int>::pointer>::value);
template <typename T>
struct some_object {
some_object(T data)
: m_data(data)
{}
void setter(T data) { m_data = data; }
T getter() const { return m_data; }
private:
T m_data;
};
} // namespace
template <typename T>
void TestAllocateUnique()
{
// Simple test to ensure that pointers created with universal_memory_resource
// can be dereferenced and used with STL code. This is necessary as some
// STL implementations break when using fancy references that overload
// `operator&`, so universal_memory_resource uses a special pointer type that
// returns regular C++ references that can be safely used host-side.
// These operations fail to compile with fancy references:
auto pRaw = thrust::allocate_unique<T>(allocator<T>{}, 42);
auto pObj =
thrust::allocate_unique<some_object<T> >(allocator<some_object<T> >{}, 42);
static_assert(
std::is_same<decltype(pRaw.get()),
thrust::system::cuda::detail::managed_memory_pointer<T> >::value,
"Unexpected pointer returned from unique_ptr::get.");
static_assert(
std::is_same<decltype(pObj.get()),
thrust::system::cuda::detail::managed_memory_pointer<
some_object<T> > >::value,
"Unexpected pointer returned from unique_ptr::get.");
ASSERT_EQUAL(*pRaw, T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL(*pRaw.get(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL(pObj->getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL((*pObj).getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL(pObj.get()->getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL((*pObj.get()).getter(), T(42));
}
DECLARE_GENERIC_UNITTEST(TestAllocateUnique);
template <typename T>
void TestIterationRaw()
{
auto array = thrust::allocate_unique_n<T>(allocator<T>{}, 6, 42);
static_assert(
std::is_same<decltype(array.get()),
thrust::system::cuda::detail::managed_memory_pointer<T> >::value,
"Unexpected pointer returned from unique_ptr::get.");
for (auto iter = array.get(), end = array.get() + 6; iter < end; ++iter)
{
ASSERT_EQUAL(*iter, T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL(*iter.get(), T(42));
}
}
DECLARE_GENERIC_UNITTEST(TestIterationRaw);
template <typename T>
void TestIterationObj()
{
auto array =
thrust::allocate_unique_n<some_object<T> >(allocator<some_object<T> >{},
6,
42);
static_assert(
std::is_same<decltype(array.get()),
thrust::system::cuda::detail::managed_memory_pointer<
some_object<T> > >::value,
"Unexpected pointer returned from unique_ptr::get.");
for (auto iter = array.get(), end = array.get() + 6; iter < end; ++iter)
{
ASSERT_EQUAL(iter->getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL((*iter).getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL(iter.get()->getter(), T(42));
ASSERT_EQUAL((*iter.get()).getter(), T(42));
}
}
DECLARE_GENERIC_UNITTEST(TestIterationObj);
template <typename T>
void TestStdVector()
{
// Verify that a std::vector using the universal allocator will work with
// STL algorithms.
std::vector<T, allocator<T> > v0;
static_assert(
std::is_same<typename std::decay<decltype(v0)>::type::pointer,
thrust::system::cuda::detail::managed_memory_pointer<
T > >::value,
"Unexpected pointer returned from unique_ptr::get.");
v0.resize(6);
std::iota(v0.begin(), v0.end(), 0);
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[0], T(0));
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[1], T(1));
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[2], T(2));
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[3], T(3));
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[4], T(4));
ASSERT_EQUAL(v0[5], T(5));
}
DECLARE_GENERIC_UNITTEST(TestStdVector);
#endif // C++11