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lazy vectors ops #7

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced lazy evaluation functionality for arithmetic operations on vectors using AVX instructions.
    • Added support for element-wise multiplication, division, and new arithmetic operations in vector operations.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected logic for element-wise addition and subtraction in vector operations.
  • Documentation

    • Removed outdated content from README.md.
  • Chores

    • Updated copyright years to 2024.
    • Updated GitHub Actions workflow to fetch from the correct URL.

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The changes introduce a range of updates across multiple files, enhancing debugging capabilities, refining AVX operations, and implementing a lazy evaluation framework for vector arithmetic. Key improvements include modifications to vector handling, updates to copyright years, and adjustments to GitHub Actions workflows, all aimed at optimizing performance and usability.

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File Change Summary
.gdbinit Added breakpoints for __assert_fail, abort, and catch throw for improved debugging.
.github/.../build_nix.yml Upgraded the checkout action version and updated binary download URL for reliability.
LICENSE.md Updated copyright year from 2020 to 2024.
README.md Removed two empty lines for formatting consistency.
inc/mkn/avx.hpp Updated copyright year to 2024.
inc/mkn/avx/def.hpp Modified N() function template in Options struct to improve flexibility for AVX configurations.
inc/mkn/avx/lazy.hpp Introduced a framework for lazy evaluation of vector operations, enhancing performance.
inc/mkn/avx/span.hpp Updated constructor and methods, added new arithmetic operations for better functionality.
inc/mkn/avx/types.hpp Enhanced Type_ struct with new function pointers for arithmetic operations.
inc/mkn/avx/vector.hpp Changed default allocator in Vector class to kul::AlignedAllocator<T, 32>.
test/test.cpp Updated vector type used in vec and arr functions to improve performance characteristics.
test/test_lazy.cpp Implemented tests for the lazy evaluation framework on vectors, validating correctness.

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In the code where vectors play,
Lazy ops now come to stay.
AVX glides with graceful might,
Debugging tools bring insights bright.
With each change, our skills enhance,
In 2024, we take our chance! 🐇✨


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.github/workflows/build_nix.yml (1)

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test/test_lazy.cpp (3)

7-18: LGTM!

The function fn0 correctly tests lazy evaluation of vector operations.


20-30: LGTM!

The function fn1 correctly tests lazy evaluation of vector operations.


32-36: LGTM!

The function main correctly calls the test functions fn0 and fn1.

test/test.cpp (3)

26-30: LGTM!

The changes in the span function to use the new type alias Vec are correct and improve the code.


46-50: LGTM!

The changes in the arr function to use the new type alias Vec and update the vector size are correct and improve the code.


63-63: LGTM!

The changes in the arr function to update the vector size are correct and improve the code.

inc/mkn/avx/def.hpp (2)

67-67: LGTM!

The change to update the default value for operands in the N function template from 2 to 1 is correct.


72-73: LGTM!

The change to handle the case when neither AVX2 nor AVX is defined in the N function template is correct.

inc/mkn/avx/vector.hpp (4)

2-2: LGTM: Copyright year update

The copyright year has been correctly updated to 2024.


36-36: LGTM: New include statement

The new include statement for "mkn/kul/alloc.hpp" is necessary for the new allocator type used in the Vector class.


43-43: LGTM: Template argument change in _V_ struct

The default template argument for Allocator_ has been removed, allowing for more flexibility in specifying the allocator type.


57-57: LGTM: Template argument change in Vector class

The default template argument for Allocator has been changed to kul::AlignedAllocator<T, 32>, improving memory alignment for vector operations.

inc/mkn/avx/lazy.hpp (5)

1-30: LGTM: Copyright and license block

The copyright and license block is standard and correct.


34-41: LGTM: Include statements

The include statements bring in necessary headers for logging, allocation, threading, and span operations.


45-57: LGTM: LazyOp struct

The LazyOp struct is well-defined and includes necessary members for lazy operations on vectors.


59-103: LGTM: LazyVal struct

The LazyVal struct is well-defined and includes necessary members and operations for lazy evaluation.


105-237: LGTM: LazyEvaluator struct and related functions

The LazyEvaluator struct and related functions are well-defined and implement the lazy evaluation logic correctly.

inc/mkn/avx/span.hpp (9)

2-2: LGTM: Copyright year update

The copyright year has been correctly updated to 2024.


60-60: LGTM: Constructor parameter change

The constructor now takes std::size_t const& s as a reference parameter, which is a minor optimization to avoid copying the size parameter.


80-84: LGTM: add method update

The add method now uses structured bindings for v0, v1, and v2, and performs element-wise addition correctly.


89-97: LGTM: sub method update

The sub method has replaced the logic for subtraction and uses structured bindings for improved readability.


99-105: LGTM: New mul method

The new mul method is well-defined and performs element-wise multiplication correctly.


110-118: LGTM: New div method

The new div method is well-defined and performs element-wise division correctly.


121-130: LGTM: operator+= method update

The operator+= method has been updated to use structured bindings and perform element-wise addition.


Line range hint 156-169: LGTM: operator*= method update

The operator*= method has been updated to use structured bindings and perform element-wise multiplication.


229-233: LGTM: New cast template method

The new cast template method is well-defined and provides a useful utility for casting arguments.

inc/mkn/avx/types.hpp (8)

2-2: LGTM: Copyright year update

The copyright year has been correctly updated to 2024.


48-50: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr and div_func_ptr in Type_ struct

New function pointers for subtraction and division operations have been added, which are necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.


66-66: LGTM: Addition of impl_type declaration in TypeDAO struct

The impl_type declaration has been added to the TypeDAO struct, which is necessary for the implementation of the new operator overloads and functions.


97-99: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr and div_func_ptr in Type_<double, 2> struct

New function pointers for subtraction and division operations have been added, which are necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.


108-110: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr and div_func_ptr in Type_<double, 4> struct

New function pointers for subtraction and division operations have been added, which are necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.


124-126: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr and div_func_ptr in Type_<float, 4> struct

New function pointers for subtraction and division operations have been added, which are necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.


135-137: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr and div_func_ptr in Type_<float, 8> struct

New function pointers for subtraction and division operations have been added, which are necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.


151-151: LGTM: Addition of sub_func_ptr in Type_<std::int16_t, 4> struct

A new function pointer for the subtraction operation has been added, which is necessary for the new operator overloads and functions.

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.gdbinit (3)

2-2: LGTM!

Setting a breakpoint at __assert_fail is a common practice to catch assertion failures during debugging.


3-3: LGTM!

Setting a breakpoint at abort is a common practice to catch program termination during debugging.


4-4: LGTM!

Setting a catchpoint for C++ exceptions is a common practice to catch exceptions during debugging.

.sublime-project (1)

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test/test.cpp (2)

26-30: LGTM! But verify the impact on performance and memory.

The changes introduce a custom vector type Vec which may affect performance and memory layout. Ensure to benchmark and profile the performance.


Line range hint 46-63:
LGTM! But verify the impact on performance and memory.

The changes introduce a custom vector type Vec and modify the size of v0 to N * 10. Ensure to benchmark and profile the performance.

inc/mkn/avx/def.hpp (1)

67-73: LGTM! But verify the impact on the function's usage.

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inc/mkn/avx/vector.hpp (1)

Line range hint 36-57:
LGTM! But verify the impact on performance and memory alignment.

The changes modify the default allocator to kul::AlignedAllocator<T, 32>. Ensure to benchmark and profile the performance and memory alignment.

test/test_lazy.cpp (9)

9-17: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The add function correctly tests lazy addition of vectors and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


20-28: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The mul function correctly tests lazy multiplication of vectors and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


30-49: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The fma3 function correctly tests fused multiply-add operations with lazy evaluation in two different scenarios and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


52-61: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The fma0 function correctly tests a specific fused multiply-add operation with lazy evaluation and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


63-71: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The fma1 function correctly tests a complex fused multiply-add operation with lazy evaluation and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


72-80: LGTM! Consider adding more edge cases.

The fma2 function correctly tests another complex fused multiply-add operation with lazy evaluation and uses mkn::kul::abort_if_not for validation.

Consider adding more edge cases, such as empty vectors or vectors with different sizes, to ensure robustness.


85-95: LGTM! Consider using mkn::kul::abort_if_not for consistency.

The fn0 function correctly tests a complex lazy evaluation operation and uses assert for validation.

Consider using mkn::kul::abort_if_not for consistency with other functions.


97-106: LGTM! Consider using mkn::kul::abort_if_not for consistency.

The fn1 function correctly tests another complex lazy evaluation operation and uses assert for validation.

Consider using mkn::kul::abort_if_not for consistency with other functions.


108-118: LGTM!

The main function correctly calls all the test functions.

inc/mkn/avx/span.hpp (10)

61-63: LGTM!

Changing the constructor parameter type from std::size_t s to std::size_t const& s improves efficiency by avoiding unnecessary copies.


81-85: LGTM!

The refactor of the add method to use tuple unpacking for variable assignment and correct the addition logic improves readability and correctness.


90-98: LGTM!

The refactor of the mul method to sub and the corresponding update in logic correctly changes the functionality from multiplication to subtraction.


112-120: LGTM!

The new div method correctly implements division logic and follows the same tuple unpacking pattern for consistency.


123-131: LGTM!

The new fma method correctly implements fused multiply-add operations and leverages the cast function to handle multiple input spans efficiently.


133-142: LGTM!

The update to the += operator overload to utilize the new cast function for variable assignment streamlines the code and enhances maintainability.


Line range hint 168-172:
LGTM!

The update to the *= operator overload to utilize the new cast function for variable assignment streamlines the code and enhances maintainability.


Line range hint 250-253:
LGTM!

The new operator for subtraction (operator-) correctly utilizes the newly defined sub_func_ptr.


Line range hint 262-265:
LGTM!

The new operator for division (operator/) correctly utilizes the newly defined div_func_ptr.


Line range hint 280-282:
LGTM!

The update to the fma function to utilize the newly defined fma_func_ptr enhances its functionality.

inc/mkn/avx/types.hpp (5)

48-49: LGTM!

The addition of the static function pointer for subtraction (sub_func_ptr) enhances the arithmetic capabilities of the Type_ structure.


50-51: LGTM!

The addition of the static function pointer for division (div_func_ptr) enhances the arithmetic capabilities of the Type_ structure.


51-52: LGTM!

The addition of the static function pointer for fused multiply-add (fma_func_ptr) enhances the arithmetic capabilities of the Type_ structure.


98-100: LGTM!

The update to the Type_<double, 2> specialization to include the new function pointers enhances the arithmetic capabilities for the double data type.


109-111: LGTM!

The update to the Type_<double, 4> specialization to include the new function pointers enhances the arithmetic capabilities for the

inc/mkn/avx/lazy.hpp (5)

1-41: LGTM! The file header and includes are appropriate.

The copyright header, include guards, and necessary headers are correctly included.


45-54: LGTM! Ensure proper pointer management in LazyOp.

The LazyOp structure is well-defined for representing lazy operations. Ensure that the pointers are managed correctly to avoid memory leaks or dangling pointers.


56-103: LGTM! The LazyVal structure is well-defined.

The LazyVal structure supports various arithmetic operations and uses thread-local storage for operands, ensuring thread safety.


107-326: LGTM! Ensure proper testing of the compile and execute methods in LazyEvaluator.

The LazyEvaluator structure is well-defined for evaluating lazy operations. Ensure that the compile and execute methods are properly tested to guarantee correctness.


328-349: LGTM! The utility functions are appropriate.

The eval and lazy functions are well-defined for evaluating and creating lazy values.

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