Change cost to double from BigInt and fix default metric

I don't think it was adding anything and now we can get rid of
the weird +1/-1
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Colin Schmidt
2019-03-15 16:08:55 -07:00
committed by Colin Schmidt
parent 45278a6de0
commit a0510e6664
2 changed files with 12 additions and 14 deletions

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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ trait CostMetric extends Serializable {
* @return The cost of this compile, defined by this cost metric, or None if
* it cannot be compiled.
*/
def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[BigInt]
def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[Double]
/**
* Helper function to return the map of arguments (or an empty map if there are none).
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ trait CostMetricCompanion {
* TODO: figure out what is the difference between this metric and the current
* default metric and either revive or delete this metric. */
object OldMetric extends CostMetric with CostMetricCompanion {
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[BigInt] = {
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[Double] = {
/* Palmer: A quick cost function (that must be kept in sync with
* memory_cost()) that attempts to avoid compiling unncessary
* memories. This is a lower bound on the cost of compiling a
@@ -61,9 +61,9 @@ object OldMetric extends CostMetric with CostMetricCompanion {
/**
* An external cost function.
* Calls the specified path with paths to the JSON MDF representation of the mem
* and lib macros. The external executable should print a BigInt.
* and lib macros. The external executable should print a Double.
* None will be returned if the external executable does not print a valid
* BigInt.
* Double.
*/
class ExternalMetric(path: String) extends CostMetric {
import mdf.macrolib.Utils.writeMacroToPath
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ class ExternalMetric(path: String) extends CostMetric {
import scala.language.postfixOps // for !! postfix op
import sys.process._
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[BigInt] = {
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[Double] = {
// Create temporary files.
val memFile = File.createTempFile("_macrocompiler_mem_", ".json")
val libFile = File.createTempFile("_macrocompiler_lib_", ".json")
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ class ExternalMetric(path: String) extends CostMetric {
libFile.delete()
try {
Some(BigInt(result))
Some(result.toDouble)
} catch {
case e: NumberFormatException => None
}
@@ -113,18 +113,16 @@ object ExternalMetric extends CostMetricCompanion {
/** The current default metric in barstools, re-defined by Donggyu. */
// TODO: write tests for this function to make sure it selects the right things
object DefaultMetric extends CostMetric with CostMetricCompanion {
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[BigInt] = {
override def cost(mem: Macro, lib: Macro): Option[Double] = {
val memMask = mem.src.ports map (_.maskGran) find (_.isDefined) map (_.get)
val libMask = lib.src.ports map (_.maskGran) find (_.isDefined) map (_.get)
val memWidth = (memMask, libMask) match {
case (Some(1), Some(1)) | (None, _) => mem.src.width
case (Some(_), Some(1)) | (None, _) => mem.src.width
case (Some(p), _) => p // assume that the memory consists of smaller chunks
}
return Some(
(((mem.src.depth - 1) / lib.src.depth) + 1) *
(((memWidth - 1) / lib.src.width) + 1) *
(lib.src.depth * lib.src.width + 1) // weights on # cells
)
val depthCost = (mem.src.depth.toDouble / lib.src.depth.toDouble)
val widthCost = (memWidth.toDouble / lib.src.width.toDouble)
return Some(depthCost * widthCost)
}
override def commandLineParams = Map()

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@@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ class MacroCompilerPass(mems: Option[Seq[Macro]],
// Try to compile mem against each lib in libs, keeping track of the
// best compiled version, external lib used, and cost.
val (best, cost) = (libs foldLeft (None: Option[(Module, ExtModule)], BigInt(Long.MaxValue))){
val (best, cost) = (fullLibs foldLeft (None: Option[(Module, ExtModule)], Double.MaxValue)){
case ((best, cost), lib) if mem.src.ports.size != lib.src.ports.size =>
/* Palmer: FIXME: This just assumes the Chisel and vendor ports are in the same
* order, but I'm starting with what actually gets generated. */