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OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Definitions and routines to help deployment !! in the environment of the hosting system. !! @todo: Should generate MPI infos during the build phase in waf. module env_module ! include treelm modules use mpi use iso_fortran_env, only: output_unit, input_unit ! include aotus modules use flu_binding, only: flu_State use aotus_module, only: aot_get_val implicit none private public :: output_unit !> Minimal number of entries in growing/dynamic array integer, parameter, public :: minLength = 1 integer, parameter, public :: zeroLength = 0 !> Number of digits for single precision numbers integer, parameter, public :: single_prec = 6 !> Number of digits for double precision numbers integer, parameter, public :: double_prec = 15 !> Number of digits for extended double precision numbers integer, parameter, public :: xdble_prec = 18 !> Number of digits for quadruple precision numbers integer, parameter, public :: quad_prec = 33 !> Number of digits for long integer numbers integer, parameter, public :: long_prec = 15 !> Number of digits for normal long integer numbers integer, parameter, public :: int_prec = 6 !> If the default precision of reals is to be changed, use this !! parameter. The real kind (rk will then be selected accordingly). !! For your convenience there are two predefined parameters available, !! to select single or double precision: double_prec and single_prec. integer, parameter, public :: rk_prec = double_prec !> The kind to select for default reals integer, parameter, public :: rk = selected_real_kind(rk_prec) !> The kind to select for reals using quadruple-precision integer, parameter, public :: quad_k = selected_real_kind(quad_prec) !> The kind to select for reals using double-precision integer, parameter, public :: double_k = selected_real_kind(double_prec) !> The kind to select for reals using single-precision integer, parameter, public :: single_k = selected_real_kind(single_prec) !> The kind to select for default long integers integer, parameter, public :: long_k = selected_int_kind(long_prec) !> The kind to select for default normal length integers integer, parameter, public :: int_k = selected_int_kind(int_prec) !> machine error for selected real kind, rk real(kind=rk), parameter, public :: eps = epsilon(1._rk) !> close value to 0, rk real(kind=rk), parameter, public :: zero_rk = 1024*tiny(1._rk) !> machine error for selected real kind, single_k real(kind=rk), parameter, public :: eps_single_k = epsilon(1.0_single_k) !> Length for labels describing selectable options, like names of !! boundary or initial conditions. integer, parameter, public :: LabelLen = 80 !> Length for strings describing file system paths. integer, parameter, public :: PathLen = 800 !> Length for data strings dumped to file in output routines !! e.g. ASCII output (1kb). integer, parameter, public :: OutLen = 1024 !> Length for strings describing the solver specific character (64kb). integer, parameter, public :: SolSpecLen = 7198 !> Length for MPI I/O errors. integer, parameter, public :: ErrorLen = 100 !> The default output unit, inherited from the iso_fortran_env module !! @todo if the iso_fortran_env module is not available, this should !! be set to the usual 6 during compilation. integer, parameter, public :: stdOutUnit = output_unit !> Maximal level of refinements in the Octree integer, parameter, public :: globalMaxLevels = 20 !> Endianness of the system, is going to be determined at runtime in init_env. logical, public :: isLittleEndian !> path seperator of the system character,parameter, public :: pathSep = '/' !> Name of the null device to use for output to be discarded. character(len=pathLen), public :: null_device = '/dev/null' !> MPI Datatype for the used real kind, set in init_env. integer, public :: rk_mpi !> MPI Datatype for the used long kind, set in init_env. integer, public :: long_k_mpi !> Size of Buffer for IO in 8 Byte words. (Use a sane default of 8 MB) integer, save, public :: io_buffer_size = 1048576 !> Should the information on the runtime obtained from /proc/self/status !! be printed during finalize? !! !! If this Linux pseudo file is not accessible on the current system, a !! reporting message will be printed instead. !! The data will only be printed by the first process and thus only shows !! its state in parallel runs. logical, save, public :: printRuntimeInfo = .true. !> Some parameters for the error handling. !! !! They indicate the bits to set in case of !! the corresponding error, to allow appropiate !! reactions of the calling application. integer, parameter, public :: tem_err_fatal = 0 integer, parameter, public :: tem_err_warning = 1 public :: init_env public :: fin_env public :: newunit public :: Sys_is_Little_Endian public :: tem_load_env_params public :: print_self_status public :: tem_create_EndianSuffix public :: my_status_string, my_status_int public :: my_status_string_vec, my_status_int_vec public :: tem_connect_toNull public :: init_random_seed contains ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Initialize the environment, should be the very first call in the !! program and includes the call of MPI_Init. !! subroutine init_env() ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer :: iError integer :: rank ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- call MPI_Init(iError) !call mpi_type_create_f90_real(rk_prec, MPI_UNDEFINED, rk_mpi, iError) !call mpi_type_create_f90_integer(long_prec, long_k_mpi, iError) ! Workaround shitty MPI-Implementations. if( rk_prec == double_prec ) then rk_mpi = mpi_double_precision elseif( rk_prec == quad_prec ) then rk_mpi = MPI_REAL16 else write(*,*) 'unknown real type specified for mpi_type creation' end if long_k_mpi = MPI_INTEGER8 isLittleEndian = Sys_is_Little_Endian() call MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, rank, iError) call init_random_seed( rank ) end subroutine init_env ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Initialized random seed with idx subroutine init_random_seed( idx ) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer, intent(in) :: idx integer :: nSeeds integer, allocatable :: seed(:) integer :: i ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- call random_seed(size = nSeeds) allocate(seed(nSeeds)) seed = 37 * [ (idx*nSeeds + i, i=1,nSeeds) ] call random_seed(put = seed) deallocate(seed) end subroutine init_random_seed ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Finalize the environment, should be the very last call in the program, and !! includes the call of MPI_Finalize. !! subroutine fin_env() ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer :: iError ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- call MPI_Finalize(iError) end subroutine fin_env ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Helper function to provide new unit, as long as F2008 newunit argument !! in open statement is not commonly available. !! To be used right in front of the open statement like this: !! myUnit = newunit() !! open(myUnit, ...) !! function newunit() result(nu) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! Melven Zoellner: ! for the solspecunit and in other places the unit is not kept open, ! so this does only work correctly if we count up over different calls ! to this function, currently not thread save... !HK: Sorry this is not the task of newunit, it is supposed to serve !HK: as an replacement for the new_unit keyword in the open statement !HK: of Fortran, which will definitely not keep track of the units !HK: opened so far. Also for iterative calls to newunit, you could !HK: reach the limit of integers easily! !HK: If you need to keep track of a file over closes and subsequent !HK: reopenings, you need to do this in some other way! integer :: nu ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer, parameter :: nu_start = 22 logical :: connected ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- nu = nu_start inquire(unit=nu, opened=connected) do while(connected) nu = nu + 1 inquire(unit=nu, opened=connected) end do end function newunit ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Determine if the system is little or big endian !! function Sys_is_Little_Endian() result(endian) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- logical :: endian ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer :: defInt character :: dummy(4) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- defInt = ichar('a') dummy = transfer(defInt, dummy(1), 4) endian = (dummy(1) == 'a') end function sys_is_little_endian ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Load globally configurable environment parameters from the config script !! subroutine tem_load_env_params( conf ) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- !> lua state to load information from type(flu_state) :: conf ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- real :: sizeMB integer :: iError ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! Get the io_buffer_size from a given lua file call aot_get_val( L = conf, & & key = 'io_buffer_size', & & val = sizeMB, & & ErrCode = iError, & & default = 8. ) ! Get the null device which might be used to do outputs without effect. call aot_get_val( L = conf, & & key = 'null_device', & & val = null_device, & & ErrCode = iError, & & default = '/dev/null') ! Configure, if we are to write the Runtime info in tem_finalize call aot_get_val( L = conf, & & key = 'printRuntimeInfo', & & val = printRuntimeInfo, & & ErrCode = iError, & & default = .true. ) ! Calculate the size of the buffer array and store it in io_buffer_size. ! The buffer is supposed to be built up by 8 byte reals, thus for a total ! size given in MB, the number entries is given by sizeMB * 1024*1024/8. io_buffer_size = int( sizeMB * 131072. ) end subroutine tem_load_env_params ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> This subroutine reads out the status of the process !! if it is available in /proc/self/status, which is !! provided by the Linux operating system. !! subroutine print_self_status(unit, info, text) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- !> A preconnected unit, to write the content !! of /proc/self/status to. integer, optional, intent(in) :: unit !> optional filename prefix character(len=*), optional, intent(in) :: info !> optional header text to be dumped to file character(len=*), optional, intent(in) :: text ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=128) :: cInfo character(len=128) :: line integer :: stat integer :: inUnit integer :: outUnit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- if( present( info )) then cInfo = info else cInfo = '/proc/self/status' end if if( present( unit )) then outUnit = unit else outUnit = output_unit end if inUnit = newUnit() open( file = trim(cInfo), & & action = 'read', & & iostat = stat, & & unit = inUnit ) if( present( text )) then write(outUnit, '(a)') & & '-------------------------------------------------------' write(outUnit, '(2a)') ' ', trim(text) end if if (stat==0) then read(inUnit, '(a)', iostat=stat) line do while (stat==0) if (present(unit)) then write(unit,'(a)') trim(line) else write(*,'(a)') trim(line) end if read(inUnit, '(a)', iostat=stat) line end do close(inUnit) else write(outUnit,*) '/proc/self/'//trim(cInfo)//' not available' end if if( present( text )) then write(outUnit, '(a)') & & '-------------------------------------------------------' end if end subroutine print_self_status ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> This function returns the string in the line which starts with the !! specified key string in the text returned from print_self_status. !! The key string itself is excluded from the returned string. !! If the specified key is not found in the text an empty string will be !! returned. !! function tem_create_EndianSuffix() result(suffix) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=4) :: suffix ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- if (isLittleEndian) then suffix = '.lsb' else suffix = '.msb' end if end function tem_create_endianSuffix ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> This function returns the string in the line which starts with the !! specified key string in the text returned from print_self_status. !! The key string itself is excluded from the returned string. !! If the specified key is not found in the text an empty string will be !! returned. !! !! info can be used to change the input that should be read, it defaults to !! '/proc/self/status'. function my_status_string(key, info) result(val) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=*), intent(in) :: key !< Case sensitive! character(len=*), intent(in), optional :: info character(len=80) :: val ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer :: scratchUnit character(len=80) :: bufline integer :: ios integer :: keylen logical :: match ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- scratchUnit = newUnit() val = '' keylen = len_trim(key) open(unit = scratchUnit, status = 'scratch') call print_self_status(scratchUnit, info=info) rewind(scratchUnit) read(scratchUnit, '(a)', iostat=ios) bufline match = (bufline(1:keylen) == trim(key)) do while ((ios == 0) .and. (.not.match)) read(scratchUnit, '(a)', iostat=ios) bufline match = (bufline(1:keylen) == trim(key)) end do close(scratchUnit) if (match) val = trim(bufline(len_trim(key)+1:)) val = adjustl(val) end function my_status_string ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> This function returns the strings in the first line which starts with the !! specified key strings in the text returned from print_self_status. !! !! The key strings themselves are excluded from the returned string. !! If the specified key is not found in the text an empty string will be !! returned. !! !! info can be used to change the input that should be read, it defaults to !! '/proc/self/status'. function my_status_string_vec(key, info) result(val) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=*), intent(in) :: key(:) !< Case sensitive! character(len=*), intent(in), optional :: info character(len=80) :: val(size(key)) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- integer :: scratchUnit character(len=80) :: bufline integer :: ios integer :: n, i integer :: keylen(size(key)) logical :: match ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- scratchUnit = newUnit() n = size(key) val = '' keylen = len_trim(key) open(unit = scratchUnit, status = 'scratch') call print_self_status(scratchUnit, info=info) do i=1,n rewind(scratchUnit) do read(scratchUnit, '(a)', iostat=ios) bufline if (ios /= 0) EXIT ! end of file reached or reading error occurred match = ( bufline(1:keylen(i)) == trim(key(i)) ) if (match) then val(i) = trim(bufline(keylen(i)+1:)) EXIT end if end do end do close(scratchUnit) val = adjustl(val) end function my_status_string_vec ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Read out the first integer in the line matched by the specified key !! in the text provided by print_self_status. !! The key should include all text in front of the integer. !! For example the peak memory consumption up to now could be extracted with: !! peakval = my_status_int('VmPeak:') !! If the key is not found 0 or the optionally defined value in def !! will be returned. !! !! info can be used to change the input that should be read, it defaults to !! '/proc/self/status'. function my_status_int(key, info, def) result(val) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=*), intent(in) :: key !< Case sensitive! character(len=*), intent(in), optional :: info integer, intent(in), optional :: def !< Result for non-existing keys integer :: val ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=labelLen) :: vstring ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- val = 0 if (present(def)) val = def vstring = my_status_string(key, info=info) if (scan(vstring, set='0123456789') > 0) then read(vstring,*) val end if end function my_status_int ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! !> Reads out the first integer in the line matched by the specified key !! in the text provided by print_self_status. !! The key should include all text in front of the integer. !! For example the peak memory consumption up to now could be extracted with: !! `peakval = my_status_int('VmPeak:')` !! If the key is not found 0 or the optionally defined value in def !! will be returned. !! !! info can be used to change the input that should be read, it defaults to !! '/proc/self/status'. function my_status_int_vec(key, info, def) result(val) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=*), intent(in) :: key(:) !< Case sensitive! character(len=*), intent(in), optional :: info integer, intent(in), optional :: def(:) !< Result for non-existing keys integer :: val(size(key)) ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- character(len=labelLen) :: vstring(size(key)) integer :: i,n ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- val = 0 if (present(def)) val = def n = size(key) vstring = my_status_string_vec(key, info=info) do i=1,n if (scan(vstring(i), set='0123456789') > 0) then read(vstring(i),*) val(i) end if end do end function my_status_int_vec ! ****************************************************************************** ! ! ****************************************************************************** ! subroutine tem_connect_toNull(null_unit) integer, intent(out) :: null_unit logical :: null_connected inquire(file=trim(null_device), opened=null_connected) if (null_connected) then inquire(file=trim(null_device), number=null_unit) ! Some MPI implementations might connect stdin to the null device. ! Need to check if this is the case and attempt to open it again ! with a different unit to make it writable. if (null_unit == input_unit) then null_unit = newUnit() open(file=trim(null_device), unit=null_unit) end if else null_unit = newUnit() open(file=trim(null_device), unit=null_unit) end if end subroutine tem_connect_toNull ! ****************************************************************************** ! end module env_module ! ****************************************************************************** !