virtualx-engine/thirdparty/bullet/LinearMath/btThreads.cpp

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Copyright (c) 2003-2014 Erwin Coumans  http://bullet.googlecode.com

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#include "btThreads.h"
#include "btQuickprof.h"
#include <algorithm>  // for min and max


#if BT_USE_OPENMP && BT_THREADSAFE

#include <omp.h>

#endif // #if BT_USE_OPENMP && BT_THREADSAFE


#if BT_USE_PPL && BT_THREADSAFE

// use Microsoft Parallel Patterns Library (installed with Visual Studio 2010 and later)
#include <ppl.h>  // if you get a compile error here, check whether your version of Visual Studio includes PPL
// Visual Studio 2010 and later should come with it
#include <concrtrm.h>  // for GetProcessorCount()

#endif // #if BT_USE_PPL && BT_THREADSAFE


#if BT_USE_TBB && BT_THREADSAFE

// use Intel Threading Building Blocks for thread management
#define __TBB_NO_IMPLICIT_LINKAGE 1
#include <tbb/tbb.h>
#include <tbb/task_scheduler_init.h>
#include <tbb/parallel_for.h>
#include <tbb/blocked_range.h>

#endif // #if BT_USE_TBB && BT_THREADSAFE


#if BT_THREADSAFE
//
// Lightweight spin-mutex based on atomics
// Using ordinary system-provided mutexes like Windows critical sections was noticeably slower
// presumably because when it fails to lock at first it would sleep the thread and trigger costly
// context switching.
// 

#if __cplusplus >= 201103L

// for anything claiming full C++11 compliance, use C++11 atomics
// on GCC or Clang you need to compile with -std=c++11
#define USE_CPP11_ATOMICS 1

#elif defined( _MSC_VER )

// on MSVC, use intrinsics instead
#define USE_MSVC_INTRINSICS 1

#elif defined( __GNUC__ ) && (__GNUC__ > 4 || (__GNUC__ == 4 && __GNUC_MINOR__ >= 7))

// available since GCC 4.7 and some versions of clang
// todo: check for clang
#define USE_GCC_BUILTIN_ATOMICS 1

#elif defined( __GNUC__ ) && (__GNUC__ == 4 && __GNUC_MINOR__ >= 1)

// available since GCC 4.1
#define USE_GCC_BUILTIN_ATOMICS_OLD 1

#endif


#if USE_CPP11_ATOMICS

#include <atomic>
#include <thread>

#define THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC thread_local static

bool btSpinMutex::tryLock()
{
    std::atomic<int>* aDest = reinterpret_cast<std::atomic<int>*>(&mLock);
    int expected = 0;
    return std::atomic_compare_exchange_weak_explicit( aDest, &expected, int(1), std::memory_order_acq_rel, std::memory_order_acquire );
}

void btSpinMutex::lock()
{
    // note: this lock does not sleep the thread.
    while (! tryLock())
    {
        // spin
    }
}

void btSpinMutex::unlock()
{
    std::atomic<int>* aDest = reinterpret_cast<std::atomic<int>*>(&mLock);
    std::atomic_store_explicit( aDest, int(0), std::memory_order_release );
}


#elif USE_MSVC_INTRINSICS

#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN

#include <windows.h>
#include <intrin.h>

#define THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC __declspec( thread ) static


bool btSpinMutex::tryLock()
{
    volatile long* aDest = reinterpret_cast<long*>(&mLock);
    return ( 0 == _InterlockedCompareExchange( aDest, 1, 0) );
}

void btSpinMutex::lock()
{
    // note: this lock does not sleep the thread
    while (! tryLock())
    {
        // spin
    }
}

void btSpinMutex::unlock()
{
    volatile long* aDest = reinterpret_cast<long*>( &mLock );
    _InterlockedExchange( aDest, 0 );
}

#elif USE_GCC_BUILTIN_ATOMICS

#define THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC static __thread


bool btSpinMutex::tryLock()
{
    int expected = 0;
    bool weak = false;
    const int memOrderSuccess = __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL;
    const int memOrderFail = __ATOMIC_ACQUIRE;
    return __atomic_compare_exchange_n(&mLock, &expected, int(1), weak, memOrderSuccess, memOrderFail);
}

void btSpinMutex::lock()
{
    // note: this lock does not sleep the thread
    while (! tryLock())
    {
        // spin
    }
}

void btSpinMutex::unlock()
{
    __atomic_store_n(&mLock, int(0), __ATOMIC_RELEASE);
}

#elif USE_GCC_BUILTIN_ATOMICS_OLD


#define THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC static __thread

bool btSpinMutex::tryLock()
{
    return __sync_bool_compare_and_swap(&mLock, int(0), int(1));
}

void btSpinMutex::lock()
{
    // note: this lock does not sleep the thread
    while (! tryLock())
    {
        // spin
    }
}

void btSpinMutex::unlock()
{
    // write 0
    __sync_fetch_and_and(&mLock, int(0));
}

#else //#elif USE_MSVC_INTRINSICS

#error "no threading primitives defined -- unknown platform"

#endif  //#else //#elif USE_MSVC_INTRINSICS

#else //#if BT_THREADSAFE

// These should not be called ever
void btSpinMutex::lock()
{
    btAssert( !"unimplemented btSpinMutex::lock() called" );
}

void btSpinMutex::unlock()
{
    btAssert( !"unimplemented btSpinMutex::unlock() called" );
}

bool btSpinMutex::tryLock()
{
    btAssert( !"unimplemented btSpinMutex::tryLock() called" );
    return true;
}

#define THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC static

#endif // #else //#if BT_THREADSAFE


struct ThreadsafeCounter
{
    unsigned int mCounter;
    btSpinMutex mMutex;

    ThreadsafeCounter()
    {
        mCounter = 0;
        --mCounter; // first count should come back 0
    }

    unsigned int getNext()
    {
        // no need to optimize this with atomics, it is only called ONCE per thread!
        mMutex.lock();
        mCounter++;
        if ( mCounter >= BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT )
        {
            btAssert( !"thread counter exceeded" );
            // wrap back to the first worker index
            mCounter = 1;
        }
        unsigned int val = mCounter;
        mMutex.unlock();
        return val;
    }
};


static btITaskScheduler* gBtTaskScheduler;
static int gThreadsRunningCounter = 0;  // useful for detecting if we are trying to do nested parallel-for calls
static btSpinMutex gThreadsRunningCounterMutex;
static ThreadsafeCounter gThreadCounter;


//
// BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX tries to detect when there are multiple threads assigned the same thread index.
//
// BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX is a developer option to test if
// certain assumptions about how the task scheduler manages its threads
// holds true.
// The main assumption is:
//   - when the threadpool is resized, the task scheduler either
//      1. destroys all worker threads and creates all new ones in the correct number, OR
//      2. never destroys a worker thread
//
// We make that assumption because we can't easily enumerate the worker threads of a task scheduler
// to assign nice sequential thread-indexes. We also do not get notified if a worker thread is destroyed,
// so we can't tell when a thread-index is no longer being used.
// We allocate thread-indexes as needed with a sequential global thread counter.
//
// Our simple thread-counting scheme falls apart if the task scheduler destroys some threads but
// continues to re-use other threads and the application repeatedly resizes the thread pool of the 
// task scheduler.
// In order to prevent the thread-counter from exceeding the global max (BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT), we
// wrap the thread counter back to 1. This should only happen if the worker threads have all been
// destroyed and re-created.
//
// BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX only works for Win32 right now,
// but could be adapted to work with pthreads
#define BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX 0

#if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX

typedef DWORD ThreadId_t;
const static ThreadId_t kInvalidThreadId = 0;
ThreadId_t gDebugThreadIds[ BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT ];

static ThreadId_t getDebugThreadId()
{
    return GetCurrentThreadId();
}

#endif // #if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX


// return a unique index per thread, main thread is 0, worker threads are in [1, BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT)
unsigned int btGetCurrentThreadIndex()
{
    const unsigned int kNullIndex = ~0U;
    THREAD_LOCAL_STATIC unsigned int sThreadIndex = kNullIndex;
    if ( sThreadIndex == kNullIndex )
    {
        sThreadIndex = gThreadCounter.getNext();
        btAssert( sThreadIndex < BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT );
    }
#if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX
    if ( gBtTaskScheduler && sThreadIndex > 0 )
    {
        ThreadId_t tid = getDebugThreadId();
        // if not set
        if ( gDebugThreadIds[ sThreadIndex ] == kInvalidThreadId )
        {
            // set it
            gDebugThreadIds[ sThreadIndex ] = tid;
        }
        else
        {
            if ( gDebugThreadIds[ sThreadIndex ] != tid )
            {
                // this could indicate the task scheduler is breaking our assumptions about
                // how threads are managed when threadpool is resized
                btAssert( !"there are 2 or more threads with the same thread-index!" );
                __debugbreak();
            }
        }
    }
#endif // #if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX
    return sThreadIndex;
}

bool btIsMainThread()
{
    return btGetCurrentThreadIndex() == 0;
}

void btResetThreadIndexCounter()
{
    // for when all current worker threads are destroyed
    btAssert( btIsMainThread() );
    gThreadCounter.mCounter = 0;
}

btITaskScheduler::btITaskScheduler( const char* name )
{
    m_name = name;
    m_savedThreadCounter = 0;
    m_isActive = false;
}

void btITaskScheduler::activate()
{
    // gThreadCounter is used to assign a thread-index to each worker thread in a task scheduler.
    // The main thread is always thread-index 0, and worker threads are numbered from 1 to 63 (BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT-1)
    // The thread-indexes need to be unique amongst the threads that can be running simultaneously.
    // Since only one task scheduler can be used at a time, it is OK for a pair of threads that belong to different
    // task schedulers to share the same thread index because they can't be running at the same time.
    // So each task scheduler needs to keep its own thread counter value
    if ( !m_isActive )
    {
        gThreadCounter.mCounter = m_savedThreadCounter;  // restore saved thread counter
        m_isActive = true;
    }
}

void btITaskScheduler::deactivate()
{
    if ( m_isActive )
    {
        m_savedThreadCounter = gThreadCounter.mCounter;  // save thread counter
        m_isActive = false;
    }
}

void btPushThreadsAreRunning()
{
    gThreadsRunningCounterMutex.lock();
    gThreadsRunningCounter++;
    gThreadsRunningCounterMutex.unlock();
}

void btPopThreadsAreRunning()
{
    gThreadsRunningCounterMutex.lock();
    gThreadsRunningCounter--;
    gThreadsRunningCounterMutex.unlock();
}

bool btThreadsAreRunning()
{
    return gThreadsRunningCounter != 0;
}


void btSetTaskScheduler( btITaskScheduler* ts )
{
    int threadId = btGetCurrentThreadIndex();  // make sure we call this on main thread at least once before any workers run
    if ( threadId != 0 )
    {
        btAssert( !"btSetTaskScheduler must be called from the main thread!" );
        return;
    }
    if ( gBtTaskScheduler )
    {
        // deactivate old task scheduler
        gBtTaskScheduler->deactivate();
    }
    gBtTaskScheduler = ts;
    if ( ts )
    {
        // activate new task scheduler
        ts->activate();
    }
}


btITaskScheduler* btGetTaskScheduler()
{
    return gBtTaskScheduler;
}


void btParallelFor( int iBegin, int iEnd, int grainSize, const btIParallelForBody& body )
{
#if BT_THREADSAFE

#if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX
    if ( !btThreadsAreRunning() )
    {
        // clear out thread ids
        for ( int i = 0; i < BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT; ++i )
        {
            gDebugThreadIds[ i ] = kInvalidThreadId;
        }
    }
#endif // #if BT_DETECT_BAD_THREAD_INDEX

    btAssert( gBtTaskScheduler != NULL );  // call btSetTaskScheduler() with a valid task scheduler first!
    gBtTaskScheduler->parallelFor( iBegin, iEnd, grainSize, body );

#else // #if BT_THREADSAFE

    // non-parallel version of btParallelFor
    btAssert( !"called btParallelFor in non-threadsafe build. enable BT_THREADSAFE" );
    body.forLoop( iBegin, iEnd );

#endif// #if BT_THREADSAFE
}


///
/// btTaskSchedulerSequential -- non-threaded implementation of task scheduler
///                              (really just useful for testing performance of single threaded vs multi)
///
class btTaskSchedulerSequential : public btITaskScheduler
{
public:
    btTaskSchedulerSequential() : btITaskScheduler( "Sequential" ) {}
    virtual int getMaxNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE { return 1; }
    virtual int getNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE { return 1; }
    virtual void setNumThreads( int numThreads ) BT_OVERRIDE {}
    virtual void parallelFor( int iBegin, int iEnd, int grainSize, const btIParallelForBody& body ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        BT_PROFILE( "parallelFor_sequential" );
        body.forLoop( iBegin, iEnd );
    }
};


#if BT_USE_OPENMP && BT_THREADSAFE
///
/// btTaskSchedulerOpenMP -- wrapper around OpenMP task scheduler
///
class btTaskSchedulerOpenMP : public btITaskScheduler
{
    int m_numThreads;
public:
    btTaskSchedulerOpenMP() : btITaskScheduler( "OpenMP" )
    {
        m_numThreads = 0;
    }
    virtual int getMaxNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return omp_get_max_threads();
    }
    virtual int getNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return m_numThreads;
    }
    virtual void setNumThreads( int numThreads ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        // With OpenMP, because it is a standard with various implementations, we can't
        // know for sure if every implementation has the same behavior of destroying all
        // previous threads when resizing the threadpool
        m_numThreads = ( std::max )( 1, ( std::min )( int( BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT ), numThreads ) );
        omp_set_num_threads( 1 );  // hopefully, all previous threads get destroyed here
        omp_set_num_threads( m_numThreads );
        m_savedThreadCounter = 0;
        if ( m_isActive )
        {
            btResetThreadIndexCounter();
        }
    }
    virtual void parallelFor( int iBegin, int iEnd, int grainSize, const btIParallelForBody& body ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        BT_PROFILE( "parallelFor_OpenMP" );
        btPushThreadsAreRunning();
#pragma omp parallel for schedule( static, 1 )
        for ( int i = iBegin; i < iEnd; i += grainSize )
        {
            BT_PROFILE( "OpenMP_job" );
            body.forLoop( i, ( std::min )( i + grainSize, iEnd ) );
        }
        btPopThreadsAreRunning();
    }
};
#endif // #if BT_USE_OPENMP && BT_THREADSAFE


#if BT_USE_TBB && BT_THREADSAFE
///
/// btTaskSchedulerTBB -- wrapper around Intel Threaded Building Blocks task scheduler
///
class btTaskSchedulerTBB : public btITaskScheduler
{
    int m_numThreads;
    tbb::task_scheduler_init* m_tbbSchedulerInit;

public:
    btTaskSchedulerTBB() : btITaskScheduler( "IntelTBB" )
    {
        m_numThreads = 0;
        m_tbbSchedulerInit = NULL;
    }
    ~btTaskSchedulerTBB()
    {
        if ( m_tbbSchedulerInit )
        {
            delete m_tbbSchedulerInit;
            m_tbbSchedulerInit = NULL;
        }
    }

    virtual int getMaxNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return tbb::task_scheduler_init::default_num_threads();
    }
    virtual int getNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return m_numThreads;
    }
    virtual void setNumThreads( int numThreads ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        m_numThreads = ( std::max )( 1, ( std::min )( int(BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT), numThreads ) );
        if ( m_tbbSchedulerInit )
        {
            // destroys all previous threads
            delete m_tbbSchedulerInit;
            m_tbbSchedulerInit = NULL;
        }
        m_tbbSchedulerInit = new tbb::task_scheduler_init( m_numThreads );
        m_savedThreadCounter = 0;
        if ( m_isActive )
        {
            btResetThreadIndexCounter();
        }
    }
    struct BodyAdapter
    {
        const btIParallelForBody* mBody;

        void operator()( const tbb::blocked_range<int>& range ) const
        {
            BT_PROFILE( "TBB_job" );
            mBody->forLoop( range.begin(), range.end() );
        }
    };
    virtual void parallelFor( int iBegin, int iEnd, int grainSize, const btIParallelForBody& body ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        BT_PROFILE( "parallelFor_TBB" );
        // TBB dispatch
        BodyAdapter tbbBody;
        tbbBody.mBody = &body;
        btPushThreadsAreRunning();
        tbb::parallel_for( tbb::blocked_range<int>( iBegin, iEnd, grainSize ),
            tbbBody,
            tbb::simple_partitioner()
        );
        btPopThreadsAreRunning();
    }
};
#endif // #if BT_USE_TBB && BT_THREADSAFE


#if BT_USE_PPL && BT_THREADSAFE
///
/// btTaskSchedulerPPL -- wrapper around Microsoft Parallel Patterns Lib task scheduler
///
class btTaskSchedulerPPL : public btITaskScheduler
{
    int m_numThreads;
public:
    btTaskSchedulerPPL() : btITaskScheduler( "PPL" )
    {
        m_numThreads = 0;
    }
    virtual int getMaxNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return concurrency::GetProcessorCount();
    }
    virtual int getNumThreads() const BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        return m_numThreads;
    }
    virtual void setNumThreads( int numThreads ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        // capping the thread count for PPL due to a thread-index issue
        const int maxThreadCount = (std::min)(int(BT_MAX_THREAD_COUNT), 31);
        m_numThreads = ( std::max )( 1, ( std::min )( maxThreadCount, numThreads ) );
        using namespace concurrency;
        if ( CurrentScheduler::Id() != -1 )
        {
            CurrentScheduler::Detach();
        }
        SchedulerPolicy policy;
        {
            // PPL seems to destroy threads when threadpool is shrunk, but keeps reusing old threads
            // force it to destroy old threads
            policy.SetConcurrencyLimits( 1, 1 );
            CurrentScheduler::Create( policy );
            CurrentScheduler::Detach();
        }
        policy.SetConcurrencyLimits( m_numThreads, m_numThreads );
        CurrentScheduler::Create( policy );
        m_savedThreadCounter = 0;
        if ( m_isActive )
        {
            btResetThreadIndexCounter();
        }
    }
    struct BodyAdapter
    {
        const btIParallelForBody* mBody;
        int mGrainSize;
        int mIndexEnd;

        void operator()( int i ) const
        {
            BT_PROFILE( "PPL_job" );
            mBody->forLoop( i, ( std::min )( i + mGrainSize, mIndexEnd ) );
        }
    };
    virtual void parallelFor( int iBegin, int iEnd, int grainSize, const btIParallelForBody& body ) BT_OVERRIDE
    {
        BT_PROFILE( "parallelFor_PPL" );
        // PPL dispatch
        BodyAdapter pplBody;
        pplBody.mBody = &body;
        pplBody.mGrainSize = grainSize;
        pplBody.mIndexEnd = iEnd;
        btPushThreadsAreRunning();
        // note: MSVC 2010 doesn't support partitioner args, so avoid them
        concurrency::parallel_for( iBegin,
            iEnd,
            grainSize,
            pplBody
        );
        btPopThreadsAreRunning();
    }
};
#endif // #if BT_USE_PPL && BT_THREADSAFE


// create a non-threaded task scheduler (always available)
btITaskScheduler* btGetSequentialTaskScheduler()
{
    static btTaskSchedulerSequential sTaskScheduler;
    return &sTaskScheduler;
}


// create an OpenMP task scheduler (if available, otherwise returns null)
btITaskScheduler* btGetOpenMPTaskScheduler()
{
#if BT_USE_OPENMP && BT_THREADSAFE
    static btTaskSchedulerOpenMP sTaskScheduler;
    return &sTaskScheduler;
#else
    return NULL;
#endif
}


// create an Intel TBB task scheduler (if available, otherwise returns null)
btITaskScheduler* btGetTBBTaskScheduler()
{
#if BT_USE_TBB && BT_THREADSAFE
    static btTaskSchedulerTBB sTaskScheduler;
    return &sTaskScheduler;
#else
    return NULL;
#endif
}


// create a PPL task scheduler (if available, otherwise returns null)
btITaskScheduler* btGetPPLTaskScheduler()
{
#if BT_USE_PPL && BT_THREADSAFE
    static btTaskSchedulerPPL sTaskScheduler;
    return &sTaskScheduler;
#else
    return NULL;
#endif
}