tensorflow/core/framework/run_handler_util.h

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#ifndef TENSORFLOW_CORE_FRAMEWORK_RUN_HANDLER_UTIL_H_
#define TENSORFLOW_CORE_FRAMEWORK_RUN_HANDLER_UTIL_H_

#include <cstdint>
#include <vector>

namespace tensorflow {

// Assign thread ranges to requests.
// Requests are numbered 0...num_active_requests-1, and
// threads are numbered 0...num_threads-1.
// On return, the range [start_vec->at(i), end_vec->at(i))
// indicates the subrange of the threads available to request i.
// The ranges given to different requests may overlap.
// Lower numbered requests will tend to be assigned more threads.
// Thus, a client might associate older requests with lower
// array indices so they receive access to more threads.
// However, the routine ensures that each request is given access
// to at least min(min_threads_per_request, num_threads)  threads.
// Every thread will be assigned to at least one request range,
// assuming there is at least one request.
void ComputeInterOpSchedulingRanges(int num_active_requests, int num_threads,
                                    int min_threads_per_request,
                                    std::vector<std::uint_fast32_t>* start_vec,
                                    std::vector<std::uint_fast32_t>* end_vec);

// Assign thread steal ranges to threads.Threads are numbered 0...num_threads-1.
// On return, the range [start_vec->at(i), end_vec->at(i)) indicates the steal
// range of the thread i. The ranges given to different threads may overlap.
void ComputeInterOpStealingRanges(int num_threads, int min_threads_per_domain,
                                  std::vector<std::uint_fast32_t>* start_vec,
                                  std::vector<std::uint_fast32_t>* end_vec);

// For each of the num_threads determine the index of the active_request whose
// work queue should be attempted first by that the thread. Return a vector of
// size num_threads which represents how threads should be distributed across
// requests.
std::vector<int> ChooseRequestsWithExponentialDistribution(
    int num_active_requests, int num_threads);

}  // end namespace tensorflow
#endif  // TENSORFLOW_CORE_FRAMEWORK_RUN_HANDLER_UTIL_H_