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#include <iostream>
// Don't include Halide.h: it is not necessary for this test.
#include "HalideBuffer.h"
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace Halide::Runtime;
static void *my_malloced_addr = nullptr;
static int my_malloc_count = 0;
static void *my_freed_addr = nullptr;
static int my_free_count = 0;
void *my_malloc(size_t size) {
void *ptr = malloc(size);
my_malloced_addr = ptr;
my_malloc_count++;
return ptr;
}
void my_free(void *ptr) {
my_freed_addr = ptr;
my_free_count++;
free(ptr);
}
template<typename T1, typename T2>
void check_equal_shape(const Buffer<T1> &a, const Buffer<T2> &b) {
if (a.dimensions() != b.dimensions()) abort();
for (int i = 0; i < a.dimensions(); i++) {
if (a.dim(i).min() != b.dim(i).min() ||
a.dim(i).extent() != b.dim(i).extent()) {
abort();
}
}
}
template<typename T1, typename T2>
void check_equal(const Buffer<T1> &a, const Buffer<T2> &b) {
check_equal_shape(a, b);
a.for_each_element([&](const int *pos) {
if (a(pos) != b(pos)) {
printf("Mismatch: %f vs %f at %d %d %d\n",
(float)(a(pos)), (float)(b(pos)), pos[0], pos[1], pos[2]);
abort();
}
});
}
void test_copy(Buffer<float> a, Buffer<float> b) {
// Mess with the memory layout to make it more interesting
a.transpose(1, 2);
a.fill(1.0f);
assert(a.all_equal(1.0f));
b.fill([&](int x, int y, int c) {
return x + 100.0f * y + 100000.0f * c;
});
b.for_each_element([&](int x, int y, int c) {
assert(b(x, y, c) == x + 100.0f * y + 100000.0f * c);
});
check_equal(a, a.copy());
// Check copying from one subregion to another (with different memory layout)
Buffer<float> a_window = a.cropped(0, 20, 20).cropped(1, 50, 10);
Buffer<const float> b_window = b.cropped(0, 20, 20).cropped(1, 50, 10);
a_window.copy_from(b);
check_equal(a_window, b_window);
// Check copying from const to nonconst
Buffer<float> a_window_nonconst = b_window.copy();
check_equal(a_window_nonconst, b_window);
// Check copying from const to const
Buffer<const float> a_window_const = b_window.copy();
check_equal(a_window_const, b_window);
// You don't actually have to crop a.
a.fill(1.0f);
a.copy_from(b_window);
check_equal(a_window, b_window);
// The buffers can have dynamic type
Buffer<void> a_void(a);
Buffer<const void> b_void_window(b_window);
a.fill(1.0f);
a_void.copy_from(b_void_window);
check_equal(a_window, b_window);
// Check copy_to_interleaved()
assert(a.stride(0) == 1);
auto a_interleaved = a.copy_to_interleaved();
assert(a_interleaved.stride(0) == a_interleaved.channels());
assert(a_interleaved.stride(2) == 1);
check_equal(a, a_interleaved);
// Check copy_to_planar()
auto a_planar = a_interleaved.copy_to_planar();
assert(a_planar.stride(0) == 1);
check_equal(a, a_planar);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
{
// Check copying a buffer
Buffer<float> a(100, 3, 80), b(120, 80, 3);
test_copy(a, b);
}
{
// Check copying a buffer, using the halide_dimension_t pointer ctors
halide_dimension_t shape_a[] = {{0, 100, 1},
{0, 3, 1 * 100},
{0, 80, 1 * 100 * 3}};
Buffer<float> a(nullptr, 3, shape_a);
a.allocate();
halide_dimension_t shape_b[] = {{0, 120, 1},
{0, 80, 1 * 120},
{0, 3, 1 * 120 * 80}};
Buffer<float> b(nullptr, 3, shape_b);
b.allocate();
test_copy(a, b);
}
{
// Check copying a buffer, using the vector<halide_dimension_t> ctors
Buffer<float> a(nullptr, {{0, 100, 1},
{0, 3, 1 * 100},
{0, 80, 1 * 100 * 3}});
a.allocate();
Buffer<float> b(nullptr, {{0, 120, 1},
{0, 80, 1 * 120},
{0, 3, 1 * 120 * 80}});
b.allocate();
test_copy(a, b);
}
{
// Check make a Buffer from a Buffer of a different type
Buffer<float> a(100, 80);
Buffer<const float> b(a); // statically safe
Buffer<const void> c(b); // statically safe
Buffer<const float> d(c); // does runtime check of actual type.
Buffer<void> e(a); // statically safe
Buffer<float> f(e); // runtime checks
static_assert(a.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(b.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(!c.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(d.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(!e.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(f.has_static_halide_type);
static_assert(a.static_halide_type() == halide_type_of<float>());
static_assert(b.static_halide_type() == halide_type_of<float>());
static_assert(d.static_halide_type() == halide_type_of<float>());
static_assert(f.static_halide_type() == halide_type_of<float>());
}
{
// Check Buffers with static dimensionality
Buffer<float, 2> a(100, 80);
Buffer<float, 2> b(a); // statically safe
Buffer<float> c(a); // checks at runtime (and succeeds)
Buffer<float, AnyDims> d(a); // same as previous, just explicit syntax
Buffer<float, 2> e(d); // checks at runtime (and succeeds because d.dims = 2)
// Buffer<float, 3> f(a); // won't compile: static_assert failure
// Buffer<float, 3> g(c); // fails at runtime: c.dims = 2
static_assert(a.has_static_dimensions);
static_assert(b.has_static_dimensions);
static_assert(!c.has_static_dimensions);
static_assert(!d.has_static_dimensions);
static_assert(e.has_static_dimensions);
static_assert(a.static_dimensions() == 2);
static_assert(b.static_dimensions() == 2);
static_assert(e.static_dimensions() == 2);
Buffer<float> s1 = a.sliced(0);
assert(s1.dimensions() == 1);
assert(s1.dim(0).extent() == 80);
Buffer<float, 1> s2 = a.sliced(1);
assert(s2.dimensions() == 1);
assert(s2.dim(0).extent() == 100);
Buffer<float, 0> s3 = s2.sliced(0);
static_assert(a.has_static_dimensions && s3.static_dimensions() == 0);
assert(s3.dimensions() == 0);
// auto s3a = s3.sliced(0); // won't compile: can't call sliced() on a zero-dim buffer
// Buffer<float, 2> s3b = a.sliced(0); // won't compile: return type has incompatible dimensionality
// a.slice(0); // won't compile: can't call slice() on static-dimensioned buffer
Buffer<float> s4 = a.sliced(0); // assign to dynamic-dimensioned result
static_assert(!s4.has_static_dimensions);
assert(s4.dimensions() == 1);
s4.slice(0); // ok to call on dynamic-dimensioned
assert(s4.dimensions() == 0);
Buffer<float, 0> e0 = Buffer<float, 0>::make_scalar();
auto e1 = e0.embedded(0);
static_assert(e1.has_static_dimensions && e1.static_dimensions() == 1);
assert(e1.dimensions() == 1);
// Buffer<float, 0> e2 = a.embedded(0); // won't compile: return type has incompatible dimensionality
// e1.embed(0); // won't compile: can't call embed() on static-dimensioned buffer
Buffer<float> e3 = e0.embedded(0); // assign to dynamic-dimensioned result
static_assert(!e3.has_static_dimensions);
assert(e3.dimensions() == 1);
e3.embed(0); // ok to call on dynamic-dimensioned
assert(e3.dimensions() == 2);
}
{
// Check moving a buffer around
Buffer<float> a(100, 80, 3);
a.for_each_element([&](int x, int y, int c) {
a(x, y, c) = x + 100.0f * y + 100000.0f * c;
});
Buffer<float> b(a);
b.set_min(123, 456, 2);
b.translate({-123, -456, -2});
check_equal(a, b);
}
{
Buffer<float> a(100, 80, 3);
a.for_each_element([&](int x, int y, int c) {
a(x, y, c) = x + 100.0f * y + 100000.0f * c;
});
Buffer<float> b(a);
// Check that Buffer<T> will autoconvert to Buffer<const T>&
const auto check_equal_non_const_ref = [](Buffer<const float> &a, Buffer<const float> &b) {
check_equal(a, b);
};
check_equal_non_const_ref(a, b);
// Check that Buffer<T> will autoconvert to Buffer<void>&
const auto check_equal_non_const_void_ref = [](Buffer<void> &a, Buffer<void> &b) {
check_equal(a.as<float>(), b.as<float>());
};
check_equal_non_const_void_ref(a, b);
// Check that Buffer<const T> will autoconvert to Buffer<const void>&
const auto check_equal_const_void_ref = [](Buffer<const void> &a, Buffer<const void> &b) {
check_equal(a.as<const float>(), b.as<const float>());
};
Buffer<const float> ac = a;
Buffer<const float> bc = b;
check_equal_const_void_ref(ac, bc);
}
{
// Check lifting a function over scalars to a function over entire buffers.
const int W = 5, H = 4, C = 3;
Buffer<float> a(W, H, C);
Buffer<float> b = Buffer<float>::make_interleaved(W, H, C);
int counter = 0;
b.for_each_value([&](float &b) {
counter += 1;
b = counter;
});
a.for_each_value([&](float &a, float b) {
a = 2 * b;
},
b);
if (counter != W * H * C) {
printf("for_each_value didn't hit every element\n");
return 1;
}
a.for_each_element([&](int x, int y, int c) {
// The original for_each_value iterated over b, which is
// interleaved, so we expect the counter to count up c
// fastest.
float correct_b = 1 + c + C * (x + W * y);
float correct_a = correct_b * 2;
if (b(x, y, c) != correct_b) {
printf("b(%d, %d, %d) = %f instead of %f\n",
x, y, c, b(x, y, c), correct_b);
abort();
}
if (a(x, y, c) != correct_a) {
printf("a(%d, %d, %d) = %f instead of %f\n",
x, y, c, a(x, y, c), correct_a);
abort();
}
});
}
{
// Check that copy() works to/from Buffer<void>
Buffer<int> a(2, 2);
a.fill(42);
Buffer<> b = a.copy();
assert(b.as<int>().all_equal(42));
Buffer<int> c = b.copy();
assert(c.all_equal(42));
// This will fail at runtime, as c and d do not have identical types
// Buffer<uint8_t> d = c.copy();
// assert(d.all_equal(42));
}
{
int data[4] = {42, 42, 42, 42};
// Check that copy() works with const
Buffer<const int> a(data, 2, 2);
Buffer<const int> b = a.copy();
assert(b.all_equal(42));
}
{
// Check the fields get zero-initialized with the default constructor.
uint8_t buf[sizeof(Halide::Runtime::Buffer<float>)];
memset(&buf, 1, sizeof(buf));
new (&buf) Halide::Runtime::Buffer<float>();
// The dim and type fields should be non-zero, but the other
// fields should all be zero. We'll just check the ones after
// the halide_buffer_t.
for (size_t i = sizeof(halide_buffer_t); i < sizeof(buf); i++) {
assert(!buf[i]);
}
}
{
// check reset()
Buffer<float> a(100, 3, 80);
assert(a.dimensions() == 3);
assert(a.number_of_elements() == 100 * 3 * 80);
assert(a.type() == halide_type_of<float>());
a.reset();
assert(a.dimensions() == 0);
assert(a.number_of_elements() == 1);
assert(a.type() == halide_type_of<float>());
Buffer<> b(halide_type_of<float>(), 10, 10);
assert(b.dimensions() == 2);
assert(b.number_of_elements() == 10 * 10);
assert(b.type() == halide_type_of<float>());
b.reset();
assert(b.dimensions() == 0);
assert(b.number_of_elements() == 1);
assert(b.type() == halide_type_of<uint8_t>());
}
{
// Check for_each_value on a const buffer(s)
const int W = 5, H = 4, C = 3;
Buffer<int> zero(W, H, C);
zero.fill(0);
const Buffer<int> a = zero.copy();
const Buffer<const int> a_const = a;
const Buffer<int> b = zero.copy();
const Buffer<const int> b_const = b;
Buffer<int> c = zero.copy();
int counter;
counter = 0;
a.for_each_value([&](const int &a_value) { counter += 1; });
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a.for_each_value([&](int a_value) { counter += 1; });
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a.for_each_value([&](int a_value, int b_value) { counter += 1; }, b);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a.for_each_value([&](int a_value, const int &b_value) { counter += 1; }, b);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a_const.for_each_value([&](const int &a_value) { counter += 1; });
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a_const.for_each_value([&](int a_value) { counter += 1; });
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a_const.for_each_value([&](int a_value, int b_value) { counter += 1; }, b_const);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a_const.for_each_value([&](int a_value, const int &b_value) { counter += 1; }, b_const);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
counter = 0;
a.for_each_value([&](int a_value, const int &b_value, int &c_value_ref) {
counter += 1;
c_value_ref = 1;
},
b, c);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
assert(a.all_equal(0));
assert(b.all_equal(0));
assert(c.all_equal(1));
counter = 0;
c.for_each_value([&](int &c_value_ref, const int &b_value, int a_value) {
counter += 1;
c_value_ref = 2;
},
b, a);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
assert(a.all_equal(0));
assert(b.all_equal(0));
assert(c.all_equal(2));
counter = 0;
a_const.for_each_value([&](int a_value, const int &b_value, int &c_value_ref) {
counter += 1;
c_value_ref = 1;
},
b_const, c);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
assert(a.all_equal(0));
assert(b.all_equal(0));
assert(c.all_equal(1));
counter = 0;
c.for_each_value([&](int &c_value_ref, const int &b_value, int a_value) {
counter += 1;
c_value_ref = 2;
},
b_const, a_const);
assert(counter == 5 * 4 * 3);
assert(a.all_equal(0));
assert(b.all_equal(0));
assert(c.all_equal(2));
// Won't compile: a_const is const T, can't specify a nonconst ref for value
// a_const.for_each_value([&](int &a_value) { });
// Won't compile: b_const is const, can't specify a nonconst ref for value
// a.for_each_value([&](int a_value, int &b_value) { }, b_const);
// Won't compile: a is const, can't specify a nonconst ref for value
// c.for_each_value([&](int c_value, int &a_value, int &b_value) { }, a_const, b);
// Won't compile: a and b are const, can't specify a nonconst ref for value
// c.for_each_value([&](int c_value, int a_value, int &b_value) { }, a_const, b_const);
}
{
// Check initializing const buffers via return ref from fill(), etc
const int W = 5, H = 4;
const Buffer<const int> a = Buffer<int>(W, H).fill(1);
assert(a.all_equal(1));
const Buffer<const int> b = Buffer<int>(W, H).for_each_value([](int &value) { value = 2; });
assert(b.all_equal(2));
// for_each_element()'s callback doesn't get the Buffer itself, so we need a named temp here
auto c0 = Buffer<int>(W, H);
const Buffer<const int> c = c0.for_each_element([&](int x, int y) { c0(x, y) = 3; });
assert(c.all_equal(3));
const Buffer<const int> d = Buffer<int>(W, H).fill([](int x, int y) -> int { return 4; });
assert(d.all_equal(4));
}
{
constexpr int W = 7, H = 5, C = 3, Z = 2;
// test reorder() and the related ctors
auto a = Buffer<uint8_t>({W, H, C}, {2, 0, 1});
assert(a.dim(0).extent() == W);
assert(a.dim(1).extent() == H);
assert(a.dim(2).extent() == C);
assert(a.dim(2).stride() == 1);
assert(a.dim(0).stride() == C);
assert(a.dim(1).stride() == W * C);
auto b = Buffer<uint8_t>({W, H, C, Z}, {2, 3, 0, 1});
assert(b.dim(0).extent() == W);
assert(b.dim(1).extent() == H);
assert(b.dim(2).extent() == C);
assert(b.dim(3).extent() == Z);
assert(b.dim(2).stride() == 1);
assert(b.dim(3).stride() == C);
assert(b.dim(0).stride() == C * Z);
assert(b.dim(1).stride() == W * C * Z);
auto b2 = Buffer<uint8_t>(C, Z, W, H);
assert(b.dim(0).extent() == b2.dim(2).extent());
assert(b.dim(1).extent() == b2.dim(3).extent());
assert(b.dim(2).extent() == b2.dim(0).extent());
assert(b.dim(3).extent() == b2.dim(1).extent());
assert(b.dim(0).stride() == b2.dim(2).stride());
assert(b.dim(1).stride() == b2.dim(3).stride());
assert(b.dim(2).stride() == b2.dim(0).stride());
assert(b.dim(3).stride() == b2.dim(1).stride());
b2.transpose({2, 3, 0, 1});
assert(b.dim(0).extent() == b2.dim(0).extent());
assert(b.dim(1).extent() == b2.dim(1).extent());
assert(b.dim(2).extent() == b2.dim(2).extent());
assert(b.dim(3).extent() == b2.dim(3).extent());
assert(b.dim(0).stride() == b2.dim(0).stride());
assert(b.dim(1).stride() == b2.dim(1).stride());
assert(b.dim(2).stride() == b2.dim(2).stride());
assert(b.dim(3).stride() == b2.dim(3).stride());
}
{
// Test setting default allocate and deallocate functions.
Buffer<>::set_default_allocate_fn(my_malloc);
Buffer<>::set_default_deallocate_fn(my_free);
assert(my_malloc_count == 0);
assert(my_free_count == 0);
auto b = Buffer<uint8_t, 2>(5, 4).fill(1);
assert(my_malloced_addr != nullptr && my_malloced_addr < b.data());
assert(my_malloc_count == 1);
assert(my_free_count == 0);
b.deallocate();
assert(my_malloc_count == 1);
assert(my_free_count == 1);
assert(my_malloced_addr == my_freed_addr);
}
printf("Success!\n");
return 0;
}
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