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#ifndef TENSORFLOW_CORE_UTIL_WORK_SHARDER_H_

#define TENSORFLOW_CORE_UTIL_WORK_SHARDER_H_

#include <functional>

#include "tensorflow/core/lib/core/threadpool.h"

#include "tensorflow/core/platform/types.h"

namespace tensorflow {

// DEPRECATED: Prefer threadpool->ParallelFor with SchedulingStrategy, which

// allows you to specify the strategy for choosing shard sizes, including using

// a fixed shard size. Use this function only if you want to manually cap

// parallelism.

//

// Shards the "total" unit of work assuming each unit of work having

// roughly "cost_per_unit". Each unit of work is indexed 0, 1, ...,

// total - 1. Each shard contains 1 or more units of work and the

// total cost of each shard is roughly the same. The calling thread and the

// "workers" are used to compute each shard (calling work(start,

// limit). A common configuration is that "workers" is a thread pool

// with at least "max_parallelism" threads.

//

// "cost_per_unit" is an estimate of the number of CPU cycles (or nanoseconds

// if not CPU-bound) to complete a unit of work. Overestimating creates too

// many shards and CPU time will be dominated by per-shard overhead, such as

// Context creation. Underestimating may not fully make use of the specified

// parallelism.

//

// "work" should be a callable taking (int64, int64) arguments.

// work(start, limit) computes the work units from [start,

// limit), i.e., [start, limit) is a shard.

//

// Too much parallelism can also cause excessive thread switches,

// therefore, Shard() often limits the maximum parallelism. Each

// caller can provide the 1st argument max_parallelism. A thread can

// call SetMaxParallelism() so that all Shard() calls later limits the

// thread parallelism.

//

// REQUIRES: max_parallelism >= 0

// REQUIRES: workers != nullptr

// REQUIRES: total >= 0

// REQUIRES: cost_per_unit >= 0

void Shard(int max_parallelism, thread::ThreadPool* workers, int64_t total,

int64_t cost_per_unit, std::function<void(int64_t, int64_t)> work);

// Each thread has an associated option to express the desired maximum

// parallelism. Its default is a very large quantity.

//

// Within TF runtime, per-thread max parallelism affects Shard() and

// intra-op parallelism. E.g., if SetPerThreadMaxParallelism(1) is

// arranged to be called by a tf_compute thread, Shard() calls and

// eigen device assignment happens in that thread afterwards becomes

// single-threaded.

void SetPerThreadMaxParallelism(int max_parallelism);

int GetPerThreadMaxParallelism();

// Helper to set and unset per-thread max parallelism.

class ScopedPerThreadMaxParallelism {

};

// Implementation details for Shard().

class Sharder {

};

} // end namespace tensorflow

#endif // TENSORFLOW_CORE_UTIL_WORK_SHARDER_H_