Enum KernelMemMap

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pub enum KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem: ComputeMemory<F>> {
    Chunked {
        data: Mem::FSlice<'a>,
        log_min_chunk_size: usize,
    },
    ChunkedMut {
        data: Mem::FSliceMut<'a>,
        log_min_chunk_size: usize,
    },
    Local {
        log_size: usize,
    },
}
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A memory mapping specification for a kernel execution.

See ComputeLayer::accumulate_kernels for context on kernel execution.

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Chunked

This maps a chunk of a buffer in global device memory to a read-only kernel buffer.

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§data: Mem::FSlice<'a>
§log_min_chunk_size: usize
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ChunkedMut

This maps a chunk of a mutable buffer in global device memory to a read-write kernel buffer. When the kernel exits, the data in the kernel buffer is written back to the original location.

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§data: Mem::FSliceMut<'a>
§log_min_chunk_size: usize
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This allocates a kernel-local scratchpad buffer. The size specified in the mapping is the total size of all kernel scratchpads. This is so that the kernel’s local scratchpad size scales up proportionally to the size of chunked buffers.

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§log_size: usize

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impl<'a, F, Mem: ComputeMemory<F>> KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>

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pub fn log_chunks_range(mappings: &[Self]) -> Option<Range<usize>>

Computes a range of possible number of chunks that data can be split into, given a sequence of memory mappings.

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pub fn chunks( self, log_chunks: usize, ) -> impl Iterator<Item = KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>>

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impl<'a, F, Mem> Freeze for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSlice<'a>: Freeze, <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: Freeze,

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impl<'a, F, Mem> RefUnwindSafe for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSlice<'a>: RefUnwindSafe, <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<'a, F, Mem> Send for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSlice<'a>: Send, <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: Send,

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impl<'a, F, Mem> Sync for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: Sync,

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impl<'a, F, Mem> Unpin for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSlice<'a>: Unpin, <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: Unpin,

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impl<'a, F, Mem> UnwindSafe for KernelMemMap<'a, F, Mem>
where <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSlice<'a>: UnwindSafe, <Mem as ComputeMemory<F>>::FSliceMut<'a>: UnwindSafe,

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