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38 * CUDA non-bonded prune-only kernel.
40 * Unlike the non-bonded interaction kernels, this is not preprocessor-generated,
41 * the two flavors achieved by templating.
43 * \author Szilárd Páll <pall.szilard@gmail.com>
44 * \author Berk Hess <hess@kth.se>
45 * \ingroup module_nbnxm
49 #include "gromacs/gpu_utils/cuda_arch_utils.cuh"
50 #include "gromacs/math/utilities.h"
51 #include "gromacs/nbnxm/cuda/nbnxm_cuda_kernel_utils.cuh"
52 #include "gromacs/pbcutil/ishift.h"
54 #include "nbnxm_cuda_types.h"
56 /* Note that floating-point constants in CUDA code should be suffixed
57 * with f (e.g. 0.5f), to stop the compiler producing intermediate
58 * code that is in double precision.
62 /*! \brief Compute capability dependent definition of kernel launch configuration parameters.
64 * Kernel launch bounds for different compute capabilities. The value of NTHREAD_Z
65 * represents the j-concurrency, hence it determines the number of threads per block.
66 * It is chosen such that 100% occupancy is maintained (on Maxwell and later for any NTHREAD_Z,
67 * requires >=4 warp/block, NTHREAD_Z>=2 on Kepler).
69 * Hence, values NTHREAD_Z >= 2 trade inter- for intra-block parallelism
70 * which has the advantage of lowering the overhead of starting up a block, filling shmem
71 * and registers, etc. Ideally we'd want to expose as much intra-block work as possible
72 * As we also split lists to cater for the block-parallelization needed by the register-
73 * limited non-bonded kernels, for very short j-loops large NTHREAD_Z will cause slowdown
74 * as it leads to intra-block warp imbalance. Ideally, we'd want to auto-tune the choice
75 * of NTHREAD_Z, but for now we instead pick a reasonable tradeoff-value.
77 * Note that given the above input size tradeoffs and that performance depends on
78 * additional factors including GPU arch, #SM's, we'll accept performance tradeoffs
79 * of using a fixed NTHREAD_Z=4. The following outliers have been observed:
80 * - up to 25% faster (rolling) prune kernels with NTHREAD_Z=8 in the regime where lists
81 * are not split (much), but the rolling chunks are small;
82 * - with large inputs NTHREAD_Z=1 is 2-3% faster (on CC>=5.0)
84 #define NTHREAD_Z (GMX_NBNXN_PRUNE_KERNEL_J4_CONCURRENCY)
85 #define THREADS_PER_BLOCK (c_clSize*c_clSize*NTHREAD_Z)
86 // we want 100% occupancy, so max threads/block
87 #define MIN_BLOCKS_PER_MP (GMX_CUDA_MAX_THREADS_PER_MP/THREADS_PER_BLOCK)
90 /*! \brief Nonbonded list pruning kernel.
92 * The \p haveFreshList template parameter defines the two flavors of the kernel; when
93 * true a new list from immediately after pair-list generation is pruned using rlistOuter,
94 * the pruned masks are stored in a separate buffer and the outer-list is pruned
95 * using the rlistInner distance; when false only the pruning with rlistInner is performed.
97 * Kernel launch parameters:
98 * - #blocks = #pair lists, blockId = pair list Id
99 * - #threads = NTHREAD_Z * c_clSize^2
100 * - shmem = see nbnxn_cuda.cu:calc_shmem_required_prune()
102 * Each thread calculates an i-j atom distance..
104 template <bool haveFreshList>
105 __launch_bounds__(THREADS_PER_BLOCK, MIN_BLOCKS_PER_MP)
106 __global__ void nbnxn_kernel_prune_cuda(const cu_atomdata_t atdat,
107 const cu_nbparam_t nbparam,
108 const cu_plist_t plist,
111 #ifdef FUNCTION_DECLARATION_ONLY
112 ; /* Only do function declaration, omit the function body. */
114 // Add extern declarations so each translation unit understands that
115 // there will be a definition provided.
118 nbnxn_kernel_prune_cuda<true>(const cu_atomdata_t, const cu_nbparam_t,
119 const cu_plist_t, int, int);
122 nbnxn_kernel_prune_cuda<false>(const cu_atomdata_t, const cu_nbparam_t,
123 const cu_plist_t, int, int);
127 /* convenience variables */
128 const nbnxn_sci_t *pl_sci = plist.sci;
129 nbnxn_cj4_t *pl_cj4 = plist.cj4;
130 const float4 *xq = atdat.xq;
131 const float3 *shift_vec = atdat.shift_vec;
133 float rlistOuter_sq = nbparam.rlistOuter_sq;
134 float rlistInner_sq = nbparam.rlistInner_sq;
136 /* thread/block/warp id-s */
137 unsigned int tidxi = threadIdx.x;
138 unsigned int tidxj = threadIdx.y;
140 unsigned int tidxz = 0;
142 unsigned int tidxz = threadIdx.z;
144 unsigned int bidx = blockIdx.x;
145 unsigned int widx = (threadIdx.y * c_clSize) / warp_size; /* warp index */
147 /*********************************************************************
148 * Set up shared memory pointers.
149 * sm_nextSlotPtr should always be updated to point to the "next slot",
150 * that is past the last point where data has been stored.
152 extern __shared__ char sm_dynamicShmem[];
153 char *sm_nextSlotPtr = sm_dynamicShmem;
154 static_assert(sizeof(char) == 1, "The shared memory offset calculation assumes that char is 1 byte");
156 /* shmem buffer for i x+q pre-loading */
157 float4 *xib = (float4 *)sm_nextSlotPtr;
158 sm_nextSlotPtr += (c_numClPerSupercl * c_clSize * sizeof(*xib));
160 /* shmem buffer for cj, for each warp separately */
161 int *cjs = (int *)(sm_nextSlotPtr);
162 /* the cjs buffer's use expects a base pointer offset for pairs of warps in the j-concurrent execution */
163 cjs += tidxz * c_nbnxnGpuClusterpairSplit * c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize;
164 sm_nextSlotPtr += (NTHREAD_Z * c_nbnxnGpuClusterpairSplit * c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize * sizeof(*cjs));
165 /*********************************************************************/
168 nbnxn_sci_t nb_sci = pl_sci[bidx*numParts + part]; /* my i super-cluster's index = sciOffset + current bidx * numParts + part */
169 int sci = nb_sci.sci; /* super-cluster */
170 int cij4_start = nb_sci.cj4_ind_start; /* first ...*/
171 int cij4_end = nb_sci.cj4_ind_end; /* and last index of j clusters */
175 /* Pre-load i-atom x and q into shared memory */
176 int ci = sci * c_numClPerSupercl + tidxj;
177 int ai = ci * c_clSize + tidxi;
179 /* We don't need q, but using float4 in shmem avoids bank conflicts.
180 (but it also wastes L2 bandwidth). */
182 float4 xi = tmp + shift_vec[nb_sci.shift];
183 xib[tidxj * c_clSize + tidxi] = xi;
187 /* loop over the j clusters = seen by any of the atoms in the current super-cluster;
188 * The loop stride NTHREAD_Z ensures that consecutive warps-pairs are assigned
189 * consecutive j4's entries.
191 for (int j4 = cij4_start + tidxz; j4 < cij4_end; j4 += NTHREAD_Z)
193 unsigned int imaskFull, imaskCheck, imaskNew;
197 /* Read the mask from the list transferred from the CPU */
198 imaskFull = pl_cj4[j4].imei[widx].imask;
199 /* We attempt to prune all pairs present in the original list */
200 imaskCheck = imaskFull;
205 /* Read the mask from the "warp-pruned" by rlistOuter mask array */
206 imaskFull = plist.imask[j4*c_nbnxnGpuClusterpairSplit + widx];
207 /* Read the old rolling pruned mask, use as a base for new */
208 imaskNew = pl_cj4[j4].imei[widx].imask;
209 /* We only need to check pairs with different mask */
210 imaskCheck = (imaskNew ^ imaskFull);
215 /* Pre-load cj into shared memory on both warps separately */
216 if ((tidxj == 0 || tidxj == 4) && tidxi < c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize)
218 cjs[tidxi + tidxj * c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize/c_splitClSize] = pl_cj4[j4].cj[tidxi];
220 gmx_syncwarp(c_fullWarpMask);
223 for (int jm = 0; jm < c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize; jm++)
225 if (imaskCheck & (superClInteractionMask << (jm * c_numClPerSupercl)))
227 unsigned int mask_ji = (1U << (jm * c_numClPerSupercl));
229 int cj = cjs[jm + (tidxj & 4) * c_nbnxnGpuJgroupSize/c_splitClSize];
230 int aj = cj * c_clSize + tidxj;
232 /* load j atom data */
234 float3 xj = make_float3(tmp.x, tmp.y, tmp.z);
237 for (int i = 0; i < c_numClPerSupercl; i++)
239 if (imaskCheck & mask_ji)
241 /* load i-cluster coordinates from shmem */
242 float4 xi = xib[i * c_clSize + tidxi];
245 /* distance between i and j atoms */
246 float3 rv = make_float3(xi.x, xi.y, xi.z) - xj;
247 float r2 = norm2(rv);
249 /* If _none_ of the atoms pairs are in rlistOuter
250 range, the bit corresponding to the current
251 cluster-pair in imask gets set to 0. */
252 if (haveFreshList && !gmx_any_sync(c_fullWarpMask, r2 < rlistOuter_sq))
254 imaskFull &= ~mask_ji;
256 /* If any atom pair is within range, set the bit
257 corresponding to the current cluster-pair. */
258 if (gmx_any_sync(c_fullWarpMask, r2 < rlistInner_sq))
264 /* shift the mask bit by 1 */
272 /* copy the list pruned to rlistOuter to a separate buffer */
273 plist.imask[j4*c_nbnxnGpuClusterpairSplit + widx] = imaskFull;
275 /* update the imask with only the pairs up to rlistInner */
276 plist.cj4[j4].imei[widx].imask = imaskNew;
278 // avoid shared memory WAR hazards between loop iterations
279 gmx_syncwarp(c_fullWarpMask);
282 #endif /* FUNCTION_DECLARATION_ONLY */
285 #undef MIN_BLOCKS_PER_MP
286 #undef THREADS_PER_BLOCK