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vtkSMPTools Class Reference

A set of parallel (multi-threaded) utility functions. More...

#include <vtkSMPTools.h>

Static Public Member Functions

static void Initialize (int numThreads=0)
 
template<typename Functor >
static void For (vtkIdType first, vtkIdType last, vtkIdType grain, Functor &f)
 
template<typename Functor >
static void For (vtkIdType first, vtkIdType last, vtkIdType grain, Functor const &f)
 
template<typename Functor >
static void For (vtkIdType first, vtkIdType last, Functor &f)
 
template<typename Functor >
static void For (vtkIdType first, vtkIdType last, Functor const &f)
 
static int GetEstimatedNumberOfThreads ()
 

Detailed Description

A set of parallel (multi-threaded) utility functions.

vtkSMPTools provides a set of utility functions that can be used to parallelize parts of VTK code using multiple threads. There are several back-end implementations of parallel functionality (currently Sequential, TBB and X-Kaapi) that actual execution is delegated to.

Examples:
vtkSMPTools (Examples)
Tests:
vtkSMPTools (Tests)

Definition at line 143 of file vtkSMPTools.h.

Member Function Documentation

template<typename Functor >
static void vtkSMPTools::For ( vtkIdType  first,
vtkIdType  last,
vtkIdType  grain,
Functor &  f 
)
inlinestatic

Execute a for operation in parallel. First and last define the range over which to operate (which is defined by the operator). The operation executed is defined by operator() of the functor object. The grain gives the parallel engine a hint about the coarseness over which to parallelize the function (as defined by last-first of each execution of operator() ).

Definition at line 155 of file vtkSMPTools.h.

template<typename Functor >
static void vtkSMPTools::For ( vtkIdType  first,
vtkIdType  last,
vtkIdType  grain,
Functor const &  f 
)
inlinestatic

Execute a for operation in parallel. First and last define the range over which to operate (which is defined by the operator). The operation executed is defined by operator() of the functor object. The grain gives the parallel engine a hint about the coarseness over which to parallelize the function (as defined by last-first of each execution of operator() ).

Definition at line 170 of file vtkSMPTools.h.

template<typename Functor >
static void vtkSMPTools::For ( vtkIdType  first,
vtkIdType  last,
Functor &  f 
)
inlinestatic

Execute a for operation in parallel. First and last define the range over which to operate (which is defined by the operator). The operation executed is defined by operator() of the functor object. The grain gives the parallel engine a hint about the coarseness over which to parallelize the function (as defined by last-first of each execution of operator() ). Uses a default value for the grain.

Definition at line 185 of file vtkSMPTools.h.

template<typename Functor >
static void vtkSMPTools::For ( vtkIdType  first,
vtkIdType  last,
Functor const &  f 
)
inlinestatic

Execute a for operation in parallel. First and last define the range over which to operate (which is defined by the operator). The operation executed is defined by operator() of the functor object. The grain gives the parallel engine a hint about the coarseness over which to parallelize the function (as defined by last-first of each execution of operator() ). Uses a default value for the grain.

Definition at line 199 of file vtkSMPTools.h.

static void vtkSMPTools::Initialize ( int  numThreads = 0)
static

Initialize the underlying libraries for execution. This is not required as it is automatically called before the first execution of any parallel code. However, it can be used to control the maximum number of threads used when the back-end supports it (currently Simple and TBB only). Make sure to call it before any other parallel operation. When using Kaapi, use the KAAPI_CPUCOUNT env. variable to control the number of threads used in the thread pool.

static int vtkSMPTools::GetEstimatedNumberOfThreads ( )
static

Get the estimated number of threads being used by the backend. This should be used as just an estimate since the number of threads may vary dynamically and a particular task may not be executed on all the available threads.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: