/* * Created on Thursday, April 28 2011 22:10 */ package com.jogamp.opencl.util; import com.jogamp.opencl.CLContext; import com.jogamp.opencl.CLDevice; import com.jogamp.opencl.CLPlatform; import com.jogamp.opencl.CLResource; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Collection; import java.util.Collections; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; import static java.util.Arrays.*; import static com.jogamp.opencl.CLDevice.Type.*; /** * Utility for organizing multiple {@link CLContext}s. * * @author Michael Bien */ public class CLMultiContext implements CLResource { private final List contexts; private CLMultiContext() { contexts = new ArrayList(); } /** * Creates a multi context with all devices of the specified platforms. */ public static CLMultiContext create(CLPlatform... platforms) { return create(platforms, ALL); } /** * Creates a multi context with all devices of the specified platforms and types. */ public static CLMultiContext create(CLPlatform[] platforms, CLDevice.Type... types) { List devices = new ArrayList(); for (CLPlatform platform : platforms) { devices.addAll(asList(platform.listCLDevices(types))); } return create(devices); } /** * Creates a multi context with the specified devices. * The devices don't have to be from the same platform. */ public static CLMultiContext create(Collection devices) { Map> platformDevicesMap = filterPlatformConflicts(devices); // create contexts CLMultiContext mc = new CLMultiContext(); for (Map.Entry> entry : platformDevicesMap.entrySet()) { List list = entry.getValue(); // one context per device to workaround driver bugs for (CLDevice device : list) { CLContext context = CLContext.create(device); mc.contexts.add(context); } } return mc; } /** * Creates a multi context with specified contexts. */ public static CLMultiContext wrap(CLContext... contexts) { CLMultiContext mc = new CLMultiContext(); mc.contexts.addAll(asList(contexts)); return mc; } /** * filter devices; don't allow the same device to be used in more than one platform. * example: a CPU available via the AMD and Intel SDKs shouldn't end up in two contexts */ private static Map> filterPlatformConflicts(Collection devices) { // FIXME: devicename-platform is used as unique device identifier - replace if we have something better Map> filtered = new HashMap>(); Map used = new HashMap(); for (CLDevice device : devices) { String name = device.getName(); CLPlatform platform = device.getPlatform(); CLPlatform usedPlatform = used.get(name); if(usedPlatform == null || platform.equals(usedPlatform)) { if(!filtered.containsKey(platform)) { filtered.put(platform, new ArrayList()); } filtered.get(platform).add(device); used.put(name, platform); } } return filtered; } /** * Releases all contexts. * @see CLContext#release() */ public void release() { for (CLContext context : contexts) { context.release(); } contexts.clear(); } public List getContexts() { return Collections.unmodifiableList(contexts); } /** * Returns a list containing all devices used in this multi context. */ public List getDevices() { List devices = new ArrayList(); for (CLContext context : contexts) { devices.addAll(asList(context.getDevices())); } return devices; } @Override public String toString() { return getClass().getSimpleName()+" [" + contexts.size()+" contexts, " + getDevices().size()+ " devices]"; } }