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global.h
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1!! Copyright (C) 2003-2006 M. Marques, A. Castro, A. Rubio, G. Bertsch
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18
19#include "config_F90.h"
20#include "options.h"
21#include "defaults.h"
22
23! If the compiler accepts long Fortran lines, it is better to use that
24! capacity, and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line. In
25! this way, the debuggers will provide the right line numbers.
26#if defined(LONG_LINES)
27# define _newline_
28# define _anl_
29#else
30# define _newline_ \newline
31# define _anl_ & \newline
32#endif
35! If the compiler accepts line number markers, then "CARDINAL" and "ACARDINAL"
36! will put them. Otherwise, just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line.
37! These macros should be used in macros that span several lines. They should by
38! put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the
39! end of the macro.
40! Note that the "cardinal" and "newline" words are substituted by the program
41! preprocess.pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation.
42#if defined(LONG_LINES)
43# define CARDINAL
44# define ACARDINAL
45#else
46# if defined(F90_ACCEPTS_LINE_NUMBERS)
47# define CARDINAL _newline_\cardinal __LINE__ __FILE__ _newline_
48# define ACARDINAL _anl_\cardinal __LINE__ __FILE__ _newline_
49# else
50# define CARDINAL _newline_
51# define ACARDINAL _anl_
52# endif
53#endif
54
55
56! The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not-debug mode (NDEBUG
57! is defined). Otherwise it is merely a logical assertion that, when fails,
58! prints out the assertion string, the file, and the line. The subroutine
59! assert_die is in the global_m module.
60#if !defined(NDEBUG)
61# define ASSERT(expr) \
62 if(.not.(expr)) ACARDINAL \
63 call assert_die(TOSTRING(expr), ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__) \
64 CARDINAL
65#else
66# define ASSERT(expr)
67#endif
68
69
70
71! Some compilers will not have the sizeof intrinsic.
72#ifdef HAVE_FC_SIZEOF
73# define FC_SIZEOF(x) sizeof(x)
74#else
75# define FC_SIZEOF(x) 1
76#endif
77
78! In octopus, one should normally use the SAFE_(DE)ALLOCATE macros below, which emit
79! a helpful error if the allocation or deallocation fails. They also take care of
80! calling the memory profiler. The "MY_DEALLOCATE" macro is only used in this file;
81! in the code, one should use SAFE_DEALLOCATE_P for pointers and SAFE_DEALLOCATE_A
82! for arrays.
83! A special version of the SAFE_ALLOCATE macro named SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE is also
84! provided to allocate a polymorphic variable. This is necessary because of the
85! special Fortran syntax "type::var".
86#if defined(NDEBUG)
87# define SAFE_ALLOCATE(x) allocate(x)
88
89# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE(type, x) allocate(type::x)
90
91# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE_ARRAY(type, x, bounds) allocate(type::x bounds)
92
93# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE(x, y) \
94 allocate(x, source=y); CARDINAL \
95 CARDINAL
96
97# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE_A(x, y) \
98 if(allocated(y)) then; CARDINAL \
99 allocate(x, source=y); CARDINAL \
100 end if; \
101 CARDINAL
102
103# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE_P(x, y) \
104 if(associated(y)) then; CARDINAL \
105 allocate(x, source=y); CARDINAL \
106 else; CARDINAL \
107 nullify(x); CARDINAL \
108 end if; \
109 CARDINAL
110
111# define SAFE_DEALLOCATE_P(x) \
112 if(associated(x)) then; CARDINAL \
113 deallocate(x); CARDINAL \
114 nullify(x); CARDINAL \
115 end if; \
116 CARDINAL
117# define SAFE_DEALLOCATE_A(x) \
118 if(allocated(x)) then; CARDINAL \
119 deallocate(x); CARDINAL \
120 end if; \
121 CARDINAL
122
123#else
124# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x) \
125 if(not_in_openmp() .and. iand(prof_vars%mode, PROFILING_MEMORY).ne.0 .or. global_alloc_err.ne.0) ACARDINAL \
126 global_sizeof = FC_SIZEOF( ACARDINAL x ACARDINAL ); CARDINAL \
127 if(iand(prof_vars%mode, PROFILING_MEMORY).ne.0) ACARDINAL \
128 call profiling_memory_allocate(ACARDINAL TOSTRING(x), ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__, ACARDINAL global_sizeof); CARDINAL \
129 if(global_alloc_err.ne.0) ACARDINAL \
130 call alloc_error(global_sizeof, ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__); \
131 CARDINAL
132
133# define SAFE_ALLOCATE(x) \
134 allocate( ACARDINAL x, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
135 SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x)
136
137# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE(type, x) \
138 allocate( ACARDINAL type::x, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
139 SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x)
140
141! Some versions of GCC have a bug in the sizeof() function such that the compiler crashes with a ICE
142! when passing a polymorphic variable to the function and explicit array bounds are given.
143! The workaround is not to pass the bounds to sizeof. Otherwise we could just use SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE.
144# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE_ARRAY(type, x, bounds) \
145 allocate( ACARDINAL type::x bounds, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
146 if(not_in_openmp() .and. iand(prof_vars%mode, PROFILING_MEMORY).ne.0 .or. global_alloc_err.ne.0) ACARDINAL \
147 global_sizeof = FC_SIZEOF( ACARDINAL x ACARDINAL ); CARDINAL \
148 if(iand(prof_vars%mode, PROFILING_MEMORY).ne.0) ACARDINAL \
149 call profiling_memory_allocate(ACARDINAL TOSTRING(x)+TOSTRING(bounds), ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__, ACARDINAL global_sizeof); CARDINAL \
150 if(global_alloc_err.ne.0) ACARDINAL \
151 call alloc_error(global_sizeof, ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__); \
152 CARDINAL
153
154# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE_P(x, y) \
155 if(associated(y)) then; CARDINAL \
156 allocate( ACARDINAL x, ACARDINAL source=y, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
157 SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x); CARDINAL \
158 else; CARDINAL \
159 nullify(x); CARDINAL \
160 end if; \
161 CARDINAL
162
163# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE_A(x, y) \
164 if(allocated(y)) then; CARDINAL \
165 allocate( ACARDINAL x, ACARDINAL source=y, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
166 SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x); CARDINAL \
167 end if; \
168 CARDINAL
169
170# define SAFE_ALLOCATE_SOURCE(x, y) \
171 allocate( ACARDINAL x, ACARDINAL source=y, ACARDINAL stat=global_alloc_err); CARDINAL \
172 SAFE_ALLOCATE_PROFILE(x); CARDINAL \
173 CARDINAL
174
175# define MY_DEALLOCATE(x) \
176 global_sizeof = FC_SIZEOF(x) ; \
177 CARDINAL \
178 deallocate(x, stat=global_alloc_err, errmsg=global_alloc_errmsg); CARDINAL \
179 if(not_in_openmp() .and. iand(prof_vars%mode, PROFILING_MEMORY).ne.0) ACARDINAL \
180 call profiling_memory_deallocate(TOSTRING(x), ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__, ACARDINAL global_sizeof); CARDINAL \
181 if(global_alloc_err.ne.0) then; CARDINAL \
182 write(stderr,'(a)') global_alloc_errmsg; CARDINAL \
183 call dealloc_error(global_sizeof, ACARDINAL __FILE__, ACARDINAL __LINE__); CARDINAL \
184 end if; \
185 CARDINAL
186
187# define SAFE_DEALLOCATE_P(x) \
188 if(associated(x)) then; CARDINAL \
189 MY_DEALLOCATE(x); CARDINAL \
190 nullify(x); CARDINAL \
191 end if; \
192 CARDINAL
193
194# define SAFE_DEALLOCATE_A(x) \
195 if(allocated(x)) then; CARDINAL \
196 MY_DEALLOCATE(x); CARDINAL \
197 end if; \
198 CARDINAL
199
200#endif
201
202
203
204#define SAFE_TOL(x, tol) sign(max(abs(x),tol),x)
205
206
207! the TOSTRING macro converts a macro into a string
208! do not use the STRINGIFY macro
209#define STRINGIFY(x) #x
210#define TOSTRING(x) STRINGIFY(x)
211
212
213! Whenever a procedure is not called too many times, one should start it
214! and finish it with the PUSH_SUB and POP_SUB macros, which are these
215! pieces of code that call the push_sub and pop_sub routines defined
216! in the messages_m module.
217#ifndef NDEBUG
218#define PUSH_SUB(routine) \
219 if(debug%trace .or. debug%instrument) then; if(not_in_openmp()) then; CARDINAL \
220 call debug_push_sub(__FILE__+"." ACARDINAL +TOSTRING(routine)); CARDINAL \
221 endif; endif; \
222 CARDINAL
223#define POP_SUB(routine) \
224 if(debug%trace .or. debug%instrument) then; if(not_in_openmp()) then; CARDINAL \
225 call debug_pop_sub(__FILE__+"." ACARDINAL +TOSTRING(routine)); CARDINAL \
226 endif; endif; \
227 CARDINAL
228#else
229#define PUSH_SUB(routine)
230#define POP_SUB(routine)
231#endif
232
233! push_pop_mismatch: begin ignore
234#define PUSH_SUB_WITH_PROFILE(routine) \
235 PUSH_SUB(routine) CARDINAL \
236 call profiling_in(TOSTRING(routine)); CARDINAL
237#define POP_SUB_WITH_PROFILE(routine) \
238 call profiling_out(TOSTRING(routine)); CARDINAL \
239 POP_SUB(routine) CARDINAL
240! push_pop_mismatch: end ignore
241
242!! Local Variables:
243!! mode: f90
244!! coding: utf-8
245!! End:
if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug when !prints out the assertion the file
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if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug mode(NDEBUG ! is defined). Otherwise it is merely a logical assertion that
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!in the one should use SAFE_DEALLOCATE_P for pointers and SAFE_DEALLOCATE_A !for arrays !A special version of the SAFE_ALLOCATE macro named SAFE_ALLOCATE_TYPE is also !provided to allocate a polymorphic variable This is necessary because of the !special Fortran syntax type::var !Some versions of GCC have a bug in the one should start it !and finish it with the PUSH_SUB and POP_SUB macros
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if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug when !prints out the assertion string
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if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug when !prints out the assertion the and the line The subroutine !assert_die is in the global_m module !Some compilers will not have the sizeof intrinsic !In octopus
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if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug when !prints out the assertion the and the line The subroutine !assert_die is in the global_m module !Some compilers will not have the sizeof intrinsic !In one should normally use the SAFE_(DE) ALLOCATE macros below
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if write to the Free Software Franklin Fifth USA !If the compiler accepts long Fortran it is better to use that and build all the preprocessor definitions in one line In !this the debuggers will provide the right line numbers !If the compiler accepts line number then CARDINAL and ACARDINAL !will put them just a new line or a ampersand plus a new line !These macros should be used in macros that span several lines They should by !put immedialty before a line where a compilation error might occur and at the !end of the macro !Note that the cardinal and newline words are substituted by the program !preprocess pl by the ampersand and by a real new line just before compilation !The assertions are ignored if the code is compiled in not debug when fails
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subroutine assert_die(s, f, l)
This subroutine is called by the assert macro, it is not in a module so it can be called from any fil...
Definition: messages.F90:1348
type(debug_t), save, public debug
Definition: debug.F90:154
integer(int64), public global_sizeof
Definition: global.F90:245
logical pure function, public not_in_openmp()
Definition: global.F90:453
integer, public global_alloc_err
Definition: global.F90:244
logical pure function, public even(n)
Returns if n is even.
Definition: math.F90:689
subroutine, public alloc_error(size, file, line)
Definition: messages.F90:701
integer, parameter in
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integer, parameter out
Definition: pes_mask.F90:258
type(profile_vars_t), target, save, public prof_vars
Definition: profiling.F90:246
subroutine, public profiling_memory_allocate(var, file, line, size_)
Definition: profiling.F90:1321
subroutine start()
start the timer (save starting time)
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