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The list of most significant changes made over time in
Intel(R) Threading Building Blocks (Intel(R) TBB).

Intel TBB 2017
TBB_INTERFACE_VERSION == 9100

Changes (w.r.t. Intel TBB 4.4 Update 5):

- static_partitioner class is now a fully supported feature.
- async_node class is now a fully supported feature.
- Improved dynamic memory allocation replacement on Windows* OS to skip
    DLLs for which replacement cannot be done, instead of aborting.
- Intel TBB no longer performs dynamic memory allocation replacement
    for Microsoft* Visual Studio* 2008.
- For 64-bit platforms, quadrupled the worst-case limit on the amount
    of memory the Intel TBB allocator can handle.
- Added TBB_USE_GLIBCXX_VERSION macro to specify the version of GNU
    libstdc++ when it cannot be properly recognized, e.g. when used
    with Clang on Linux* OS. Inspired by a contribution from David A.
- Added graph/stereo example to demostrate tbb::flow::async_msg.
- Removed a few cases of excessive user data copying in the flow graph.
- Reworked split_node to eliminate unnecessary overheads.
- Added support for C++11 move semantics to the argument of
    tbb::parallel_do_feeder::add() method.
- Added C++11 move constructor and assignment operator to
    tbb::combinable template class.
- Added tbb::this_task_arena::max_concurrency() function and
    max_concurrency() method of class task_arena returning the maximal
    number of threads that can work inside an arena.
- Deprecated tbb::task_arena::current_thread_index() static method;
    use tbb::this_task_arena::current_thread_index() function instead.
- All examples for commercial version of library moved online:
    https://software.intel.com/en-us/product-code-samples. Examples are
    available as a standalone package or as a part of Intel(R) Parallel
    Studio XE or Intel(R) System Studio Online Samples packages.

Changes affecting backward compatibility:

- Renamed following methods and types in async_node class:
    Old                   New
    async_gateway_type => gateway_type
    async_gateway()    => gateway()
    async_try_put()    => try_put()
    async_reserve()    => reserve_wait()
    async_commit()     => release_wait()
- Internal layout of some flow graph nodes has changed; recompilation
    is recommended for all binaries that use the flow graph.

Preview Features:

- Added template class streaming_node to the flow graph API. It allows
    a flow graph to offload computations to other devices through
    streaming or offloading APIs.
- Template class opencl_node reimplemented as a specialization of
    streaming_node that works with OpenCL*.
- Added tbb::this_task_arena::isolate() function to isolate execution
    of a group of tasks or an algorithm from other tasks submitted
    to the scheduler.

Bugs fixed:

- Added a workaround for GCC bug #62258 in std::rethrow_exception()
    to prevent possible problems in case of exception propagation.
- Fixed parallel_scan to provide correct result if the initial value
    of an accumulator is not the operation identity value.
- Fixed a memory corruption in the memory allocator when it meets
    internal limits.
- Fixed the memory allocator on 64-bit platforms to align memory
    to 16 bytes by default for all allocations bigger than 8 bytes.
- As a workaround for crashes in the Intel TBB library compiled with
    GCC 6, added -flifetime-dse=1 to compilation options on Linux* OS.
- Fixed a race in the flow graph implementation.

Open-source contributions integrated:

- Enabling use of C++11 'override' keyword by Raf Schietekat.

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/* Example program that computes Fibonacci numbers in different ways.
Arguments are: [ Number [Threads [Repeats]]]
The defaults are Number=500 Threads=1:4 Repeats=1.
The point of this program is to check that the library is working properly.
Most of the computations are deliberately silly and not expected to
show any speedup on multiprocessors.
*/
// enable assertions
#ifdef NDEBUG
#undef NDEBUG
#endif
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cassert>
#include <utility>
#include "tbb/task.h"
#include "tbb/task_scheduler_init.h"
#include "tbb/tick_count.h"
#include "tbb/blocked_range.h"
#include "tbb/concurrent_vector.h"
#include "tbb/concurrent_queue.h"
#include "tbb/concurrent_hash_map.h"
#include "tbb/parallel_while.h"
#include "tbb/parallel_for.h"
#include "tbb/parallel_reduce.h"
#include "tbb/parallel_scan.h"
#include "tbb/pipeline.h"
#include "tbb/atomic.h"
#include "tbb/mutex.h"
#include "tbb/spin_mutex.h"
#include "tbb/queuing_mutex.h"
#include "tbb/tbb_thread.h"
using namespace std;
using namespace tbb;
//! type used for Fibonacci number computations
typedef long long value;
//! Matrix 2x2 class
struct Matrix2x2
{
//! Array of values
value v[2][2];
Matrix2x2() {}
Matrix2x2(value v00, value v01, value v10, value v11) {
v[0][0] = v00; v[0][1] = v01; v[1][0] = v10; v[1][1] = v11;
}
Matrix2x2 operator * (const Matrix2x2 &to) const; //< Multiply two Matrices
};
//! Identity matrix
static const Matrix2x2 MatrixIdentity(1, 0, 0, 1);
//! Default matrix to multiply
static const Matrix2x2 Matrix1110(1, 1, 1, 0);
//! Raw arrays matrices multiply
void Matrix2x2Multiply(const value a[2][2], const value b[2][2], value c[2][2]);
/////////////////////// Serial methods ////////////////////////
//! Plain serial sum
value SerialFib(int n)
{
if(n < 2)
return n;
value a = 0, b = 1, sum; int i;
for( i = 2; i <= n; i++ )
{ // n is really index of Fibonacci number
sum = a + b; a = b; b = sum;
}
return sum;
}
//! Serial n-1 matrices multiplication
value SerialMatrixFib(int n)
{
value c[2][2], a[2][2] = {{1, 1}, {1, 0}}, b[2][2] = {{1, 1}, {1, 0}}; int i;
for(i = 2; i < n; i++)
{ // Using condition to prevent copying of values
if(i & 1) Matrix2x2Multiply(a, c, b);
else Matrix2x2Multiply(a, b, c);
}
return (i & 1) ? c[0][0] : b[0][0]; // get result from upper left cell
}
//! Recursive summing. Just for complete list of serial algorithms, not used
value SerialRecursiveFib(int n)
{
value result;
if(n < 2)
result = n;
else
result = SerialRecursiveFib(n - 1) + SerialRecursiveFib(n - 2);
return result;
}
//! Introducing of queue method in serial
value SerialQueueFib(int n)
{
concurrent_queue<Matrix2x2> Q;
for(int i = 1; i < n; i++)
Q.push(Matrix1110);
Matrix2x2 A, B;
while(true) {
while( !Q.try_pop(A) ) this_tbb_thread::yield();
if(Q.empty()) break;
while( !Q.try_pop(B) ) this_tbb_thread::yield();
Q.push(A * B);
}
return A.v[0][0];
}
//! Trying to use concurrent_vector
value SerialVectorFib(int n)
{
concurrent_vector<value> A;
A.grow_by(2);
A[0] = 0; A[1] = 1;
for( int i = 2; i <= n; i++)
{
A.grow_to_at_least(i+1);
A[i] = A[i-1] + A[i-2];
}
return A[n];
}
///////////////////// Parallel methods ////////////////////////
// *** Serial shared by mutexes *** //
//! Shared glabals
value SharedA = 0, SharedB = 1; int SharedI = 1, SharedN;
//! Template task class which computes Fibonacci numbers with shared globals
template<typename M>
class SharedSerialFibBody {
M &mutex;
public:
SharedSerialFibBody( M &m ) : mutex( m ) {}
//! main loop
void operator()( const blocked_range<int>& range ) const {
for(;;) {
typename M::scoped_lock lock( mutex );
if(SharedI >= SharedN) break;
value sum = SharedA + SharedB;
SharedA = SharedB; SharedB = sum;
++SharedI;
}
}
};
//! Root function
template<class M>
value SharedSerialFib(int n)
{
SharedA = 0; SharedB = 1; SharedI = 1; SharedN = n; M mutex;
parallel_for( blocked_range<int>(0,4,1), SharedSerialFibBody<M>( mutex ) );
return SharedB;
}
// *** Serial shared by concurrent hash map *** //
//! Hash comparer
struct IntHashCompare {
bool equal( const int j, const int k ) const { return j == k; }
unsigned long hash( const int k ) const { return (unsigned long)k; }
};
//! NumbersTable type based on concurrent_hash_map
typedef concurrent_hash_map<int, value, IntHashCompare> NumbersTable;
//! task for serial method using shared concurrent_hash_map
class ConcurrentHashSerialFibTask: public task {
NumbersTable &Fib;
int my_n;
public:
//! constructor
ConcurrentHashSerialFibTask( NumbersTable &cht, int n ) : Fib(cht), my_n(n) { }
//! executing task
task* execute() /*override*/ {
for( int i = 2; i <= my_n; ++i ) { // there is no difference in to recycle or to make loop
NumbersTable::const_accessor f1, f2; // same as iterators
if( !Fib.find(f1, i-1) || !Fib.find(f2, i-2) ) {
// Something is seriously wrong, because i-1 and i-2 must have been inserted
// earlier by this thread or another thread.
assert(0);
}
value sum = f1->second + f2->second;
NumbersTable::const_accessor fsum;
Fib.insert(fsum, make_pair(i, sum)); // inserting
assert( fsum->second == sum ); // check value
}
return 0;
}
};
//! Root function
value ConcurrentHashSerialFib(int n)
{
NumbersTable Fib;
bool okay;
okay = Fib.insert( make_pair(0, 0) ); assert(okay); // assign initial values
okay = Fib.insert( make_pair(1, 1) ); assert(okay);
task_list list;
// allocate tasks
list.push_back(*new(task::allocate_root()) ConcurrentHashSerialFibTask(Fib, n));
list.push_back(*new(task::allocate_root()) ConcurrentHashSerialFibTask(Fib, n));
task::spawn_root_and_wait(list);
NumbersTable::const_accessor fresult;
okay = Fib.find( fresult, n );
assert(okay);
return fresult->second;
}
// *** Queue with parallel_for and parallel_while *** //
//! Stream of matrices
struct QueueStream {
volatile bool producer_is_done;
concurrent_queue<Matrix2x2> Queue;
//! Get pair of matricies if present
bool pop_if_present( pair<Matrix2x2, Matrix2x2> &mm ) {
// get first matrix if present
if(!Queue.try_pop(mm.first)) return false;
// get second matrix if present
if(!Queue.try_pop(mm.second)) {
// if not, then push back first matrix
Queue.push(mm.first); return false;
}
return true;
}
};
//! Functor for parallel_for which fills the queue
struct parallel_forFibBody {
QueueStream &my_stream;
//! fill functor arguments
parallel_forFibBody(QueueStream &s) : my_stream(s) { }
//! iterate thorough range
void operator()( const blocked_range<int> &range ) const {
int i_end = range.end();
for( int i = range.begin(); i != i_end; ++i ) {
my_stream.Queue.push( Matrix1110 ); // push initial matrix
}
}
};
//! Functor for parallel_while which process the queue
class parallel_whileFibBody
{
QueueStream &my_stream;
parallel_while<parallel_whileFibBody> &my_while;
public:
typedef pair<Matrix2x2, Matrix2x2> argument_type;
//! fill functor arguments
parallel_whileFibBody(parallel_while<parallel_whileFibBody> &w, QueueStream &s)
: my_while(w), my_stream(s) { }
//! process pair of matrices
void operator() (argument_type mm) const {
mm.first = mm.first * mm.second;
// note: it can run concurrently with QueueStream::pop_if_present()
if(my_stream.Queue.try_pop(mm.second))
my_while.add( mm ); // now, two matrices available. Add next iteration.
else my_stream.Queue.push( mm.first ); // or push back calculated value if queue is empty
}
};
//! Parallel queue's filling task
struct QueueInsertTask: public task {
QueueStream &my_stream;
int my_n;
//! fill task arguments
QueueInsertTask( int n, QueueStream &s ) : my_n(n), my_stream(s) { }
//! executing task
task* execute() /*override*/ {
// Execute of parallel pushing of n-1 initial matrices
parallel_for( blocked_range<int>( 1, my_n, 10 ), parallel_forFibBody(my_stream) );
my_stream.producer_is_done = true;
return 0;
}
};
//! Parallel queue's processing task
struct QueueProcessTask: public task {
QueueStream &my_stream;
//! fill task argument
QueueProcessTask( QueueStream &s ) : my_stream(s) { }
//! executing task
task* execute() /*override*/ {
while( !my_stream.producer_is_done || my_stream.Queue.unsafe_size()>1 ) {
parallel_while<parallel_whileFibBody> w; // run while loop in parallel
w.run( my_stream, parallel_whileFibBody( w, my_stream ) );
}
return 0;
}
};
//! Root function
value ParallelQueueFib(int n)
{
QueueStream stream;
stream.producer_is_done = false;
task_list list;
list.push_back(*new(task::allocate_root()) QueueInsertTask( n, stream ));
list.push_back(*new(task::allocate_root()) QueueProcessTask( stream ));
// If there is only a single thread, the first task in the list runs to completion
// before the second task in the list starts.
task::spawn_root_and_wait(list);
assert(stream.Queue.unsafe_size() == 1); // it is easy to lose some work
Matrix2x2 M;
bool result = stream.Queue.try_pop( M ); // get last matrix
assert( result );
return M.v[0][0]; // and result number
}
// *** Queue with pipeline *** //
//! filter to fills queue
class InputFilter: public filter {
tbb::atomic<int> N; //< index of Fibonacci number minus 1
public:
concurrent_queue<Matrix2x2> Queue;
//! fill filter arguments
InputFilter( int n ) : filter(false /*is not serial*/) { N = n; }
//! executing filter
void* operator()(void*) /*override*/ {
int n = --N;
if(n <= 0) return 0;
Queue.push( Matrix1110 );
return &Queue;
}
};
//! filter to process queue
class MultiplyFilter: public filter {
public:
MultiplyFilter( ) : filter(false /*is not serial*/) { }
//! executing filter
void* operator()(void*p) /*override*/ {
concurrent_queue<Matrix2x2> &Queue = *static_cast<concurrent_queue<Matrix2x2> *>(p);
Matrix2x2 m1, m2;
// get two elements
while( !Queue.try_pop( m1 ) ) this_tbb_thread::yield();
while( !Queue.try_pop( m2 ) ) this_tbb_thread::yield();
m1 = m1 * m2; // process them
Queue.push( m1 ); // and push back
return this; // just nothing
}
};
//! Root function
value ParallelPipeFib(int n)
{
InputFilter input( n-1 );
MultiplyFilter process;
// Create the pipeline
pipeline pipeline;
// add filters
pipeline.add_filter( input ); // first
pipeline.add_filter( process ); // second
input.Queue.push( Matrix1110 );
// Run the pipeline
pipeline.run( n ); // must be larger then max threads number
pipeline.clear(); // do not forget clear the pipeline
assert( input.Queue.unsafe_size()==1 );
Matrix2x2 M;
bool result = input.Queue.try_pop( M ); // get last element
assert( result );
return M.v[0][0]; // get value
}
// *** parallel_reduce *** //
//! Functor for parallel_reduce
struct parallel_reduceFibBody {
Matrix2x2 sum;
int splitted; //< flag to make one less operation for splitted bodies
//! Constructor fills sum with initial matrix
parallel_reduceFibBody() : sum( Matrix1110 ), splitted(0) { }
//! Splitting constructor
parallel_reduceFibBody( parallel_reduceFibBody& other, split ) : sum( Matrix1110 ), splitted(1/*note that it is splitted*/) {}
//! Join point
void join( parallel_reduceFibBody &s ) {
sum = sum * s.sum;
}
//! Process multiplications
void operator()( const blocked_range<int> &r ) {
for( int k = r.begin() + splitted; k < r.end(); ++k )
sum = sum * Matrix1110;
splitted = 0; // reset flag, because this method can be reused for next range
}
};
//! Root function
value parallel_reduceFib(int n)
{
parallel_reduceFibBody b;
parallel_reduce(blocked_range<int>(2, n, 3), b); // do parallel reduce on range [2, n) for b
return b.sum.v[0][0];
}
// *** parallel_scan *** //
//! Functor for parallel_scan
struct parallel_scanFibBody {
/** Though parallel_scan is usually used to accumulate running sums,
it can be used to accumulate running products too. */
Matrix2x2 product;
/** Pointer to output sequence */
value* const output;
//! Constructor sets product to identity matrix
parallel_scanFibBody(value* output_) : product( MatrixIdentity ), output(output_) {}
//! Splitting constructor
parallel_scanFibBody( parallel_scanFibBody &b, split) : product( MatrixIdentity ), output(b.output) {}
//! Method for merging summary information from a, which was split off from *this, into *this.
void reverse_join( parallel_scanFibBody &a ) {
// When using non-commutative reduction operation, reverse_join
// should put argument "a" on the left side of the operation.
// The reversal from the argument order is why the method is
// called "reverse_join" instead of "join".
product = a.product * product;
}
//! Method for assigning final result back to original body.
void assign( parallel_scanFibBody &b ) {
product = b.product;
}
//! Compute matrix running product.
/** Tag indicates whether is is the final scan over the range, or
just a helper "prescan" that is computing a partial reduction. */
template<typename Tag>
void operator()( const blocked_range<int> &r, Tag tag) {
for( int k = r.begin(); k < r.end(); ++k ) {
// Code performs an "exclusive" scan, which outputs a value *before* updating the product.
// For an "inclusive" scan, output the value after the update.
if( tag.is_final_scan() )
output[k] = product.v[0][1];
product = product * Matrix1110;
}
}
};
//! Root function
value parallel_scanFib(int n)
{
value* output = new value[n];
parallel_scanFibBody b(output);
parallel_scan(blocked_range<int>(0, n, 3), b);
// output[0..n-1] now contains the Fibonacci sequence (modulo integer wrap-around).
// Check the last two values for correctness.
assert( n<2 || output[n-2]+output[n-1]==b.product.v[0][1] );
delete[] output;
return b.product.v[0][1];
}
// *** Raw tasks *** //
//! task class which computes Fibonacci numbers by Lucas formula
struct FibTask: public task {
const int n;
value& sum;
value x, y;
bool second_phase; //< flag of continuation
// task arguments
FibTask( int n_, value& sum_ ) :
n(n_), sum(sum_), second_phase(false)
{}
//! Execute task
task* execute() /*override*/ {
// Using Lucas' formula here
if( second_phase ) { // children finished
sum = n&1 ? x*x + y*y : x*x - y*y;
return NULL;
}
if( n <= 2 ) {
sum = n!=0;
return NULL;
} else {
recycle_as_continuation(); // repeat this task when children finish
second_phase = true; // mark second phase
FibTask& a = *new( allocate_child() ) FibTask( n/2 + 1, x );
FibTask& b = *new( allocate_child() ) FibTask( n/2 - 1 + (n&1), y );
set_ref_count(2);
spawn( a );
return &b;
}
}
};
//! Root function
value ParallelTaskFib(int n) {
value sum;
FibTask& a = *new(task::allocate_root()) FibTask(n, sum);
task::spawn_root_and_wait(a);
return sum;
}
/////////////////////////// Main ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//! A closed range of int.
struct IntRange {
int low;
int high;
void set_from_string( const char* s );
IntRange( int low_, int high_ ) : low(low_), high(high_) {}
};
void IntRange::set_from_string( const char* s ) {
char* end;
high = low = strtol(s,&end,0);
switch( *end ) {
case ':':
high = strtol(end+1,0,0);
break;
case '\0':
break;
default:
printf("unexpected character = %c\n",*end);
}
}
//! Tick count for start
static tick_count t0;
//! Verbose output flag
static bool Verbose = false;
typedef value (*MeasureFunc)(int);
//! Measure ticks count in loop [2..n]
value Measure(const char *name, MeasureFunc func, int n)
{
value result;
if(Verbose) printf("%s",name);
t0 = tick_count::now();
for(int number = 2; number <= n; number++)
result = func(number);
if(Verbose) printf("\t- in %f msec\n", (tick_count::now() - t0).seconds()*1000);
return result;
}
//! program entry
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
if(argc>1) Verbose = true;
int NumbersCount = argc>1 ? strtol(argv[1],0,0) : 500;
IntRange NThread(1,4);// Number of threads to use.
if(argc>2) NThread.set_from_string(argv[2]);
unsigned long ntrial = argc>3? (unsigned long)strtoul(argv[3],0,0) : 1;
value result, sum;
if(Verbose) printf("Fibonacci numbers example. Generating %d numbers..\n", NumbersCount);
result = Measure("Serial loop", SerialFib, NumbersCount);
sum = Measure("Serial matrix", SerialMatrixFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Serial vector", SerialVectorFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Serial queue", SerialQueueFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
// now in parallel
for( unsigned long i=0; i<ntrial; ++i ) {
for(int threads = NThread.low; threads <= NThread.high; threads *= 2)
{
task_scheduler_init scheduler_init(threads);
if(Verbose) printf("\nThreads number is %d\n", threads);
sum = Measure("Shared serial (mutex)\t", SharedSerialFib<mutex>, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Shared serial (spin_mutex)", SharedSerialFib<spin_mutex>, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Shared serial (queuing_mutex)", SharedSerialFib<queuing_mutex>, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Shared serial (Conc.HashTable)", ConcurrentHashSerialFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Parallel while+for/queue", ParallelQueueFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Parallel pipe/queue\t", ParallelPipeFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Parallel reduce\t\t", parallel_reduceFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Parallel scan\t\t", parallel_scanFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
sum = Measure("Parallel tasks\t\t", ParallelTaskFib, NumbersCount); assert(result == sum);
}
#ifdef __GNUC__
if(Verbose) printf("Fibonacci number #%d modulo 2^64 is %lld\n\n", NumbersCount, result);
#else
if(Verbose) printf("Fibonacci number #%d modulo 2^64 is %I64d\n\n", NumbersCount, result);
#endif
}
if(!Verbose) printf("TEST PASSED\n");
return 0;
}
// Utils
void Matrix2x2Multiply(const value a[2][2], const value b[2][2], value c[2][2])
{
for( int i = 0; i <= 1; i++)
for( int j = 0; j <= 1; j++)
c[i][j] = a[i][0]*b[0][j] + a[i][1]*b[1][j];
}
Matrix2x2 Matrix2x2::operator *(const Matrix2x2 &to) const
{
Matrix2x2 result;
Matrix2x2Multiply(v, to.v, result.v);
return result;
}