Module: Bones
- Defined in:
- lib/bones.rb,
lib/bones/copy.rb,
lib/bones/engine.rb,
lib/bones/species.rb,
lib/bones/variable.rb,
lib/bones/algorithm.rb,
lib/bones/structure.rb,
lib/bones/preprocessor.rb,
lib/bones/variablelist.rb
Overview
The Bones module keeps all the Bones classes and constants together. It contains the classes:
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Engine The main component of the Bones tool, providing the high-level tool flow.
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Preprocessor A C-preprocessor, extracting class information from source code.
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Algorithm An individual algorithm, containing an algorithm classification, code and more.
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Species A class representing an algorithm class (or: species).
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Variable A class for individual variables (not related to CAST).
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Structure A class inheriting from the String class, representing parts of the algorithm classification.
The module also contains a list of inter-class constants.
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: Algorithm, Common, Copy, Engine, Preprocessor, Species, Structure, Variable, Variablelist
Constant Summary collapse
- NL =
Set the newline character
"\n"- INDENT =
Set the tab size (currently: 2 spaces)
' '- MESSAGE =
A string given as a start of an informative message. See also ERROR and WARNING.
'[Bones] ### Info : '- WARNING =
A string given as a start of an warning message. See also ERROR and MESSAGE.
'[Bones] ### Warning: '- ERROR =
A string given as a start of an error message. See also MESSAGE and WARNING.
'[Bones] ### Error : '- INPUT =
Gives a string representing an read-only variable. See also OUTPUT, INOUT and DIRECTIONS.
'in'- OUTPUT =
Gives a string representing an write-only variable. See also INPUT, INOUT and DIRECTIONS.
'out'- INOUT =
Gives a string representing an read/write variable. See also INPUT, OUTPUT and DIRECTIONS.
'inout'- DIRECTIONS =
Gives a list of all directions considered. Makes use of the INPUT and OUTPUT constants.
[INPUT,OUTPUT]
- WEDGE =
A string representing the combination character (‘^’) of a species. See also ARROW and PIPE.
'^'- ARROW =
A string representing the production character (‘->’) of a species. See also WEDGE and PIPE.
'->'- PIPE =
A string representing the pipe character (‘|’) of a species. See also WEDGE and ARROW.
'|'- RANGE_SEP =
A string representing the colon character (‘:’) to separate ranges in dimensions.
':'- DIM_SEP =
A string representing the comma character (‘,’) to separate different ranges.
','- VARIABLE_PREFIX =
Sets the prefix used by variables in the skeleton library. This is used in LOCAL_MEMORY, GLOBAL_ID, LOCAL_ID, GLOBAL_SIZE and LOCAL_SIZE.
'bones_'- LOCAL_MEMORY =
Sets the variable name for the local memory variable in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'local_memory'
- PRIVATE_MEMORY =
Sets the variable name for the thread private (i.e. register) memory variable in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'private_memory'
- GLOBAL_ID =
Sets the variable name for the global memory thread index in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'global_id'
- LOCAL_ID =
Sets the variable name for the local memory thread index in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'local_id'
- GLOBAL_SIZE =
Sets the variable name for the global memory size as used in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'global_size'
- LOCAL_SIZE =
Sets the variable name for the local memory size as used in the skeleton library.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'local_size'
- INITIALIZATION_DEFINITION =
Provide a function definition for the initialization C-code (if present). See als INITIALIZATION_CODE.
'void '+VARIABLE_PREFIX+'initialize_target(void);'
- INITIALIZATION_CODE =
Provide a function call to the initialization C-code (if present). See als INITIALIZATION_DEFINITION.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'initialize_target();'
- GOLDEN =
Sets the name for the ‘golden’ output, required for verification purposes.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'golden'
- LOOP =
Sets the loop variable name for the ‘golden’ output, required for verification purposes.
VARIABLE_PREFIX+'loop'
- DEVICE =
Constant to set the device variable name
'device_'- SAR_MARKER1 =
Provides the starting marker for a search-and-replace variable. See also SAR_MARKER2.
'<'- SAR_MARKER2 =
Provides the ending marker for a search-and-replace variable. See also SAR_MARKER1.
'>'- START_DEFINITION =
Set the start of a function definition, used in the skeleton library files. See also END_DEFINITION.
'\/\* STARTDEF'- END_DEFINITION =
Set the end of a function definition, used in the skeleton library files. See also START_DEFINITION.
'ENDDEF \*\/'