mfem::Backend Struct Reference

MFEM backends. More...

#include <device.hpp>

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enum	Id : unsigned long {   CPU = 1 << 0, OMP = 1 << 1, CUDA = 1 << 2, HIP = 1 << 3,   RAJA_CPU = 1 << 4, RAJA_OMP = 1 << 5, RAJA_CUDA = 1 << 6, OCCA_CPU = 1 << 7,   OCCA_OMP = 1 << 8, OCCA_CUDA = 1 << 9, CEED_CPU = 1 << 10, CEED_CUDA = 1 << 11,   CEED_HIP = 1 << 12, DEBUG_DEVICE = 1 << 13 }
	In the documentation below, we use square brackets to indicate the type of the backend: host or device. More...
enum	{   NUM_BACKENDS = 14, CPU_MASK = CPU | RAJA_CPU | OCCA_CPU | CEED_CPU, CUDA_MASK = CUDA | RAJA_CUDA | OCCA_CUDA | CEED_CUDA, HIP_MASK = HIP | CEED_HIP,   OMP_MASK = OMP | RAJA_OMP | OCCA_OMP, CEED_MASK = CEED_CPU | CEED_CUDA | CEED_HIP, DEVICE_MASK = CUDA_MASK | HIP_MASK | DEBUG_DEVICE, RAJA_MASK = RAJA_CPU | RAJA_OMP | RAJA_CUDA,   OCCA_MASK = OCCA_CPU | OCCA_OMP | OCCA_CUDA }
	Additional useful constants. For example, the *_MASK constants can be used with Device::Allows(). More...

Detailed Description

MFEM backends.

Individual backends will generally implement only a subset of the kernels implemented by the default CPU backend. The goal of the backends is to accelerate data-parallel portions of the code and they can use a device memory space (e.g. GPUs) or share the memory space of the host (OpenMP).

Definition at line 26 of file device.hpp.

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anonymous enum

Additional useful constants. For example, the *_MASK constants can be used with Device::Allows().

Enumerator
NUM_BACKENDS	Number of backends: from (1 << 0) to (1 << (NUM_BACKENDS-1)).
CPU_MASK	Biwise-OR of all CPU backends.
CUDA_MASK	Biwise-OR of all CUDA backends.
HIP_MASK	Biwise-OR of all HIP backends.
OMP_MASK	Biwise-OR of all OpenMP backends.
CEED_MASK	Bitwise-OR of all CEED backends.
DEVICE_MASK	Biwise-OR of all device backends.
RAJA_MASK	Biwise-OR of all RAJA backends.
OCCA_MASK	Biwise-OR of all OCCA backends.

Definition at line 77 of file device.hpp.

enum mfem::Backend::Id : unsigned long

In the documentation below, we use square brackets to indicate the type of the backend: host or device.

Enumerator
CPU	[host] Default CPU backend: sequential execution on each MPI rank.
OMP	[host] OpenMP backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_OPENMP = YES.
CUDA	[device] CUDA backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_CUDA = YES.
HIP	[device] HIP backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_HIP = YES.
RAJA_CPU	[host] RAJA CPU backend: sequential execution on each MPI rank. Enabled when MFEM_USE_RAJA = YES.
RAJA_OMP	[host] RAJA OpenMP backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_RAJA = YES and MFEM_USE_OPENMP = YES.
RAJA_CUDA	[device] RAJA CUDA backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_RAJA = YES and MFEM_USE_CUDA = YES.
OCCA_CPU	[host] OCCA CPU backend: sequential execution on each MPI rank. Enabled when MFEM_USE_OCCA = YES.
OCCA_OMP	[host] OCCA OpenMP backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_OCCA = YES.
OCCA_CUDA	[device] OCCA CUDA backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_OCCA = YES and MFEM_USE_CUDA = YES.
CEED_CPU	[host] CEED CPU backend. GPU backends can still be used, but with expensive memory transfers. Enabled when MFEM_USE_CEED = YES.
CEED_CUDA	[device] CEED CUDA backend working together with the CUDA backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_CEED = YES and MFEM_USE_CUDA = YES. NOTE: The current default libCEED CUDA backend is non-deterministic!
CEED_HIP	[device] CEED HIP backend working together with the HIP backend. Enabled when MFEM_USE_CEED = YES and MFEM_USE_HIP = YES.
DEBUG_DEVICE	[device] Debug backend: host memory is READ/WRITE protected while a device is in use. It allows to test the "device" code-path (using separate host/device memory pools and host <-> device transfers) without any GPU hardware. As 'DEBUG' is sometimes used as a macro, _DEVICE has been added to avoid conflicts.

Definition at line 30 of file device.hpp.

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

• general/device.hpp