GetMeanTmpBufferFactorSize

Function Usage

Obtains maxLiveNodeCnt and extraBuf to calculate the maximum number of elements in a single computation when the space is fixed. maxLiveNodeCnt indicates how many times the temporary space is the data size in a single computation. extraBuf indicates the size of the extra temporary space.

Example:

• The MeanMax/ClampMin API needs to be called for operator implementation. Developers need to reserve space of the currBuff size and use the GetMeanTmpBufferFactorSize API to obtain the output values of maxLivedNodeCnt and extraBuf and calculate the maximum number of elements in a single computation.

  currentShapeSize = (currBuff - extraBuf) / maxLivedNodeCnt / typeSize

• To implement the operator, two kernel APIs KernelIntf1 and KernelIntf2 need to be called. Two output values (maxLivedNodeCnt and extraBuf) of two GetXxxTmpBufferFactorSize API functions (Xxx indicates the two high-level APIs to be called) and the existing temporary space are used to calculate the maximum number of elements in a single computation (currentShapeSize).

  currentShapeSize1 = (currBuff - extraBuf1) / maxLivedNodeCnt1 / typeSize

  currentShapeSize2 = (currBuff - extraBuf2) / maxLivedNodeCnt2 / typeSize

  currentShapeSize = min(currentShapeSize1 , currentShapeSize2)

Note that currBuff indicates the available space for API computation. The space such as user input and output needs to be excluded.

Prototype

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void GetMeanTmpBufferFactorSize(const uint32_t typeSize, uint32_t &maxLiveNodeCount, uint32_t &extraBuffer)

Parameters

Returns

None

Availability

Constraints

If currentShapeSize × typeSize < 256B is obtained based on maxLiveNodeCount and extraBuffer, currentShapeSize should be rounded up based on the value of 256B/typeSize.

Example

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uint32_t maxLiveNodeCnt = 0;
uint32_t extraBuf = 0;
AscendC::GetMeanTmpBufferFactorSize(typeSize, maxLiveNodeCnt, extraBuf);