Source code for pygram11.misc

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import sys
import pygram11
from pygram11._backend import _omp_get_max_threads


def omp_get_max_threads() -> int:
    """Get the number of threads available to OpenMP.

    This returns the result of calling the OpenMP C API function `of
    the same name
    <https://www.openmp.org/spec-html/5.0/openmpsu112.html>`_.

    Returns
    -------
    int
        the maximum number of available threads

    """
    return _omp_get_max_threads()


[docs]def disable_omp() -> None: """Disable OpenMP acceleration by maximizing the parallel thresholds. The default behavior is to avoid OpenMP acceleration for input data with length below about 10,000 for fixed with histograms and 5,000 for variable width histograms. This function forces all thresholds to be the ``sys.maxsize`` (never use OpenMP acceleration). """ # fixed pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = sys.maxsize pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_2D = sys.maxsize # parallel pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = sys.maxsize pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_2D = sys.maxsize # multiweight fixed pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_MW_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = sys.maxsize # multiweight variable pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_MW_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = sys.maxsize
[docs]def force_omp() -> None: """Force OpenMP acceleration by minimizing the parallel thresholds. The default behavior is to avoid OpenMP acceleration for input data with length below about 10,000 for fixed with histograms and 5,000 for variable width histograms. This function forces all thresholds to be the 1 (always use OpenMP acceleration). """ # fixed pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = 0 pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_2D = 0 # parallel pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = 0 pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_2D = 0 # multiweight fixed pygram11.FIXED_WIDTH_MW_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = 0 # multiweight variable pygram11.VARIABLE_WIDTH_MW_PARALLEL_THRESHOLD_1D = 0