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; Milawa - A Reflective Theorem Prover
; Copyright (C) 2005-2009 Kookamara LLC
;
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;
; Kookamara LLC
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; Austin, TX 78759, USA
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;
; License: (An MIT/X11-style license)
;
; Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
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;
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; Original author: Jared Davis <jared@kookamara.com>
(in-package "MILAWA")
;; Profiling code.
;;
;; This is supposed to be like ACL2's "accumulated-persistence" facility. As
;; with accumulated-persistence, profiling will considerably slow down the
;; rewriter, so you'll only want to enable it to figure out which rules are
;; expensive, then disable it to do your actual rewriting. Here is the public
;; interface for using the profiler.
(ACL2::defun %profile ()
;; Begin collecting profiling data.
(declare (xargs :guard t))
(ACL2::cw "%profile needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defun %profile.clear ()
;; Erase all the current profiling data
(declare (xargs :guard t))
(ACL2::cw "%profile.clear needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defun %profile.report ()
;; View the current profiling report, and erase current data
(declare (xargs :guard t))
(ACL2::cw "%profile.report needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defun %profile.stop ()
;; Completely turn off the profiler.
(declare (xargs :guard t))
(ACL2::cw "%profile.stop needs to be redefined!~%"))
;; There are also some system-level commands. You should never call these
;; directly. But, I still need to introduce them as ACL2 functions and then
;; redefine them, so that we can call them from the new trace$ code introduced
;; in ACL2 3.4.
(ACL2::defun %profile-enter-rw.flag-crewrite (flag rule[s])
;; Called when we enter rw.flag-crewrite
;; We may need to update the rule usage statistics tables
(declare (xargs :guard t)
(ignore flag rule[s]))
(ACL2::cw "%profile-enter-rw.flag-crewrite needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defun %profile-exit-rw.flag-crewrite (flag)
;; Called when we exit rw.flag-crewrite
;; We may need to update the rule usage statistics tables
(declare (xargs :guard t)
(ignore flag))
(ACL2::cw "%profile-exit-rw.flag-crewrite needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defun %profile-exit-rw.cache-lookup (answer)
;; Called when we exit rw.cache-lookup
;; We just update the cache hit-rate statistics
(declare (xargs :guard t)
(ignore answer))
(ACL2::cw "%profile-exit-rw.cache-lookup needs to be redefined!~%"))
(ACL2::defttag profile)
;; ---- this is the new profiling code. uncomment this when Matt implements
;; a print-free tracing mechanism
;; (ACL2::progn!
;; (ACL2::set-raw-mode t)
;; ;; This is the raw-lisp code for our rule profiler. We have tried to make
;; ;; profiling somewhat efficient, so the code is somewhat complex.
;; ;;
;; ;; We pretend that the rewriter keeps a stack of the rules it is backchaining
;; ;; through. For each rule, we want to count (1) the number of stack frames
;; ;; generated because of this rule, and (2) the number of times the rule was
;; ;; actually tried explicitly.
;; ;;
;; ;; Eventually all of this information gets put into the "stored costs" alist,
;; ;; which is just a table of entries of the form <rune, cost, tries>. The most
;; ;; naive implementation of the profiler would just be:
;; ;;
;; ;; (1) every time a rule is tried, increment all of the costs of every
;; ;; active rule, and increment the tries of the rule being tried.
;; ;;
;; ;; This wouldn't be very efficient. An enhancement would be to associate
;; ;; costs with each active rule. Under this idea:
;; ;;
;; ;; (1) every time a rule is tried, increment all of the costs on the
;; ;; active rule stack.
;; ;;
;; ;; (2) when a rule is popped, add its cost into the stored costs alist.
;; ;;
;; ;; This saves a lot of alist accessing, but it still requires us to increment
;; ;; many variables. Our final twist is to change the active rule list into a
;; ;; funny stack that looks like this:
;; ;;
;; ;; (cost1 rune1 cost2 rune2 ... costN runeN)
;; ;;
;; ;; Here, costI is the number of frames which runeN will be blamed for. We
;; ;; update this structure as follows:
;; ;;
;; ;; (1) every time a rule is tried, we simply augment the list as:
;; ;; (1 newrune cost1 rune1 ... costN runeN)
;; ;;
;; ;; (2) every time a cost1/rule1 are popped, we:
;; ;; - add cost1 to cost2, so that rune2 inherits all the blame
;; ;; attributed to rune1
;; ;; - add cost1 to rune1's cost in the stored costs alist
;; ;; - add 1 to rune1's tried count in the stored costs alist
;; ;;
;; ;; This approach is dirtier but saves us from having to walk down the list and
;; ;; increment all the costs, and still keeps us from hammering the alist all the
;; ;; time.
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.active-rules* nil)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.cache-tries* 0)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.cache-hits* 0)
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.clear ()
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.active-rules* nil)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.cache-tries* 0)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.cache-hits* 0)
;; nil)
;; (ACL2::defun profile.update-stored-costs (rune cost)
;; ;; Arframe is the frame we just popped from the active rule stack.
;; (let* ((entry (ACL2::hons-assoc-equal rune *profile.stored-costs*))
;; (old-cost-and-tries (cdr entry))
;; (old-cost (first old-cost-and-tries))
;; (old-tries (second old-cost-and-tries))
;; (new-cost (+ cost old-cost))
;; (new-tries (+ old-tries 1)))
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.stored-costs*
;; (ACL2::hons-acons rune (list new-cost new-tries) *profile.stored-costs*))))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.push-rune (rune)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.active-rules*
;; (cons 1 (cons rune *profile.active-rules*))))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.pop-rune ()
;; (let ((cost (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*))
;; (rune (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*)))
;; (ACL2::progn
;; ;; Update cost2 if it exists
;; (if (consp *profile.active-rules*)
;; (let ((cost2 (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*)))
;; (ACL2::push (ACL2::+ cost cost2) *profile.active-rules*))
;; nil)
;; ;; Update the stored costs
;; (profile.update-stored-costs rune cost))))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.pop-all ()
;; (if (consp *profile.active-rules*)
;; (ACL2::prog2$ (profile.pop-rune)
;; (profile.pop-all))
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun remove-shadowed-pairs (x acc)
;; (if (consp x)
;; (remove-shadowed-pairs (cdr x)
;; (if (ACL2::assoc (car (car x)) acc)
;; acc
;; (cons (car x) acc)))
;; acc))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.report-line (entry)
;; (let ((rune (car entry))
;; (cost (second entry))
;; (tries (third entry)))
;; (ACL2::cw! " ~c0 ~c1 (~c2.~f3~f4) ~x5~%"
;; (cons cost 10)
;; (cons tries 10)
;; (cons (ACL2::floor cost tries) 7)
;; (mod (floor (* 10 cost) tries) 10)
;; (mod (floor (* 100 cost) tries) 10)
;; rune)))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.report-lines (alist)
;; (if (consp alist)
;; (ACL2::prog2$ (profile.report-line (car alist))
;; (profile.report-lines (cdr alist)))
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.report ()
;; (ACL2::cw "~% ~
;; - Frames is how many rules were tried due to this rule backchaining.~% ~
;; - Tries is the actual number of times this rule was tried.~% ~
;; - Ratio is the average frames per try.~%~% ~
;; Frames Tries Ratio Rule~%~%")
;; ;; If we were interrupted, there may be entries on the active rule
;; ;; stack. We pop them all to put them into stored costs.
;; (profile.pop-all)
;; ;; We now remove all the shadowed pairs and sort the list so that
;; ;; the rules are presented in a sensible order, and print the report.
;; (profile.report-lines (ACL2::sort (remove-shadowed-pairs *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; #'(lambda (x y) (ACL2::> (second x) (second y)))))
;; (ACL2::cw "~%")
;; (ACL2::cw "Note: the unconditional rules mentioned above are probably underreported, ~
;; because they are tracked only in \"crewrite\" and not in \"urewrite.\"~%~
;; Crewrite cache statistics: ~x0 hits in ~x1 tries (~x2%).~%~%"
;; *profile.cache-hits*
;; *profile.cache-tries*
;; (floor (* 100 *profile.cache-hits*) *profile.cache-tries*))
;; ;; We have mangled the halist breaking the hons-acons discipline. We
;; ;; clear out the stack in case someone wants to profile further.
;; (%profile.clear)
;; nil)
;; (ACL2::defun %profile-enter-rw.flag-crewrite (flag rule[s])
;; (if (equal flag 'match)
;; (profile.push-rune (rw.rule->name rule[s]))
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile-exit-rw.flag-crewrite (flag)
;; (if (equal flag 'match)
;; (profile.pop-rune)
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile-exit-rw.cache-lookup (answer)
;; (ACL2::incf *profile.cache-tries*)
;; (ACL2::when answer
;; (ACL2::incf *profile.cache-hits*)))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile ()
;; (ACL2::redef-notinline rw.flag-crewrite)
;; (%profile.clear)
;; #-openmcl
;; (ACL2::eval '(ACL2::trace$ (rw.flag-crewrite
;; :entry (%profile-enter-rw.flag-crewrite flag rule[s])
;; :exit (%profile-exit-rw.flag-crewrite flag))))
;; #-openmcl
;; (ACL2::eval '(ACL2::trace$ (rw.cache-lookup :exit (%profile-exit-rw.cache-lookup ACL2::value))))
;; #+opemcl
;; (CCL:advise rw.flag-crewrite
;; (%profile-enter-rw.flag-crewrite (ACL2::car CCL::arglist)
;; (ACL2::fourth CCL::arglist))
;; :when :before)
;; #+openmcl
;; (CCL:advise rw.flag-crewrite
;; (%profile-exit-rw.flag-crewrite (ACL2::car CCL::arglist))
;; :when :after)
;; #+openmcl
;; (CCL:advise rw.cache-lookup
;; (%profile-exit-rw.cache-lookup (ACL2::car CCL::values))
;; :when :after)
;; nil)
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.stop ()
;; (ACL2::redef-original rw.flag-crewrite)
;; (ACL2::untrace$ rw.flag-crewrite)
;; (ACL2::untrace$ rw.cache-lookup)
;; nil))
;; stupid crap thing won't let me use ccl::advise in raw mode??!
(ACL2::progn!
(ACL2::set-raw-mode t)
(let* ((tacdir (ACL2::extend-pathname ACL2::*path-to-milawa-acl2-directory* "interface" ACL2::*the-live-state*))
(rawfile (ACL2::extend-pathname tacdir "profile-raw.lsp" ACL2::*the-live-state*)))
(ACL2::load rawfile)))
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.active-rules* nil)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.cache-tries* 0)
;; (ACL2::defparameter *profile.cache-hits* 0)
;; (ACL2::defun profile.update-stored-costs (rune cost)
;; ;; Arframe is the frame we just popped from the active rule stack.
;; (let* ((entry (ACL2::hons-assoc-equal rune *profile.stored-costs*))
;; (old-cost-and-tries (cdr entry))
;; (old-cost (first old-cost-and-tries))
;; (old-tries (second old-cost-and-tries))
;; (new-cost (+ cost old-cost))
;; (new-tries (+ old-tries 1)))
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.stored-costs*
;; (ACL2::hons-acons rune (list new-cost new-tries) *profile.stored-costs*))))
;; ;; (ACL2::defun profile.increment-arstack-aux (arstack acc)
;; ;; ;; Arstack is the active rules stack. We want to increment every cost.
;; ;; (if (consp arstack)
;; ;; (profile.increment-arstack-aux (cdr arstack)
;; ;; (let* ((entry (car arstack))
;; ;; (rune (car entry))
;; ;; (cost (cdr entry)))
;; ;; (cons (cons rune (ACL2::+ 1 cost))
;; ;; acc)))
;; ;; (ACL2::reverse acc)))
;; ;; (ACL2::defun profile.increment-arstack ()
;; ;; (ACL2::setf *profile.active-rules*
;; ;; (profile.increment-arstack-aux *profile.active-rules* nil)))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.push-rune (rune)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.active-rules*
;; (cons 1 (cons rune *profile.active-rules*))))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.pop-rune ()
;; (let ((cost (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*))
;; (rune (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*)))
;; (ACL2::progn
;; ;; Update cost2 if it exists
;; (if (consp *profile.active-rules*)
;; (let ((cost2 (ACL2::pop *profile.active-rules*)))
;; (ACL2::push (ACL2::+ cost cost2) *profile.active-rules*))
;; nil)
;; ;; Update the stored costs
;; (profile.update-stored-costs rune cost))))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.pop-all ()
;; (if (consp *profile.active-rules*)
;; (ACL2::prog2$ (profile.pop-rune)
;; (profile.pop-all))
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun remove-shadowed-pairs (x acc)
;; (if (consp x)
;; (remove-shadowed-pairs (cdr x)
;; (if (ACL2::assoc (car (car x)) acc)
;; acc
;; (cons (car x) acc)))
;; acc))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.report-line (entry)
;; (let ((rune (car entry))
;; (cost (second entry))
;; (tries (third entry)))
;; (ACL2::cw! " ~c0 ~c1 (~c2.~f3~f4) ~x5~%"
;; (cons cost 10)
;; (cons tries 10)
;; (cons (ACL2::floor cost tries) 7)
;; (mod (floor (* 10 cost) tries) 10)
;; (mod (floor (* 100 cost) tries) 10)
;; rune)))
;; (ACL2::defun profile.report-lines (alist)
;; (if (consp alist)
;; (ACL2::prog2$ (profile.report-line (car alist))
;; (profile.report-lines (cdr alist)))
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.clear ()
;; (ACL2::progn
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.active-rules* nil)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.cache-tries* 0)
;; (ACL2::setf *profile.cache-hits* 0)
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.report ()
;; (ACL2::progn
;; (ACL2::cw "~% ~
;; - Frames is how many rules were tried due to this rule backchaining.~% ~
;; - Tries is the actual number of times this rule was tried.~% ~
;; - Ratio is the average frames per try.~%~% ~
;; Frames Tries Ratio Rule~%~%")
;; ;; If we were interrupted, there may be entries on the active rule
;; ;; stack. We pop them all to put them into stored costs.
;; (profile.pop-all)
;; ;; We now remove all the shadowed pairs and sort the list so that
;; ;; the rules are presented in a sensible order, and print the report.
;; (profile.report-lines (ACL2::sort (remove-shadowed-pairs *profile.stored-costs* nil)
;; #'(lambda (x y) (ACL2::> (second x) (second y)))))
;; (ACL2::cw "~%")
;; (ACL2::cw "Note: the unconditional rules mentioned above are probably underreported, ~
;; because they are tracked only in \"crewrite\" and not in \"urewrite.\"~%~
;; Crewrite cache statistics: ~x0 hits in ~x1 tries (~x2%).~%~%"
;; *profile.cache-hits*
;; *profile.cache-tries*
;; (floor (* 100 *profile.cache-hits*) *profile.cache-tries*))
;; ;; We have mangled the halist breaking the hons-acons discipline. We
;; ;; clear out the stack in case someone wants to profile further.
;; (%profile.clear)
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile ()
;; (ACL2::progn
;; (ACL2::redef-notinline rw.flag-crewrite)
;; (%profile.clear)
;; (CCL:advise rw.flag-crewrite
;; (let* ((arglist CCL::arglist)
;; (flag (nth 0 arglist))
;; (assms (nth 1 arglist))
;; (x (nth 2 arglist))
;; (rule[s] (nth 3 arglist))
;; (sigma[s] (nth 4 arglist))
;; (cache (nth 5 arglist))
;; (iffp (nth 6 arglist))
;; (blimit (nth 7 arglist))
;; (rlimit (nth 8 arglist))
;; (anstack (nth 9 arglist))
;; (control (nth 10 arglist)))
;; (declare (ACL2::ignorable flag assms x rule[s] sigma[s] cache iffp blimit rlimit anstack control))
;; (if (equal flag 'match)
;; (profile.push-rune (rw.rule->name rule[s]))
;; nil))
;; :when :before)
;; (CCL:advise rw.flag-crewrite
;; (let* ((arglist CCL::arglist)
;; (flag (nth 0 arglist))
;; (assms (nth 1 arglist))
;; (x (nth 2 arglist))
;; (rule[s] (nth 3 arglist))
;; (sigma[s] (nth 4 arglist))
;; (cache (nth 5 arglist))
;; (iffp (nth 6 arglist))
;; (blimit (nth 7 arglist))
;; (rlimit (nth 8 arglist))
;; (anstack (nth 9 arglist))
;; (control (nth 10 arglist)))
;; (declare (ACL2::ignorable flag assms x rule[s] sigma[s] cache iffp blimit rlimit anstack control))
;; (if (equal flag 'match)
;; (profile.pop-rune)
;; nil))
;; :when :after)
;; (CCL:advise rw.cache-lookup
;; (let* ((values CCL::values)
;; (answer (first values)))
;; (ACL2::incf *profile.cache-tries*)
;; (ACL2::when answer
;; (ACL2::incf *profile.cache-hits*)))
;; :when :after)
;; nil))
;; (ACL2::defun %profile.stop ()
;; (ACL2::progn
;; (CCL:unadvise rw.crewrite-entry)
;; (CCL:unadvise rw.crewrite-note-fn)
;; (CCL:unadvise rw.cache-lookup)
;; (ACL2::redef-original rw.flag-crewrite)
;; nil)))
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