test: batch JIT cast expressions - #24041
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WalkthroughThe cast tests add table comparison and array support. A templated helper now constructs typed inputs, evaluates 13 casts with ChangesJIT cast testing
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In `@cpp/tests/ast/jit_expressions_tests.cpp`:
- Line 655: Add a unit benchmark around the 13-expression compute_table_jit call
in the existing JIT test, measuring cold NVRTC compilation for the batched path
and comparing it against the prior per-expression execution pattern. Retain the
current result-validation assertions while adding benchmark coverage that
demonstrates compilation reduction.
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| cast_d32, | ||
| cast_d64, | ||
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| auto result = cudf::compute_table_jit(table, expressions); |
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Add a unit benchmark for the batched JIT path.
Measure cold compilation for this 13-expression compute_table_jit call. Compare it with the previous per-expression execution pattern. The current test validates results, but it cannot validate the stated NVRTC-compilation reduction.
As per coding guidelines, “6. Add unit tests and unit benchmarks.”
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In `@cpp/tests/ast/jit_expressions_tests.cpp` at line 655, Add a unit benchmark
around the 13-expression compute_table_jit call in the existing JIT test,
measuring cold NVRTC compilation for the batched path and comparing it against
the prior per-expression execution pattern. Retain the current result-validation
assertions while adding benchmark coverage that demonstrates compilation
reduction.
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The rationale seems reasonable, but do we have any evidence that less compilation is happening (e.g., code sizes or wallclock timing)?
| auto& cast_d32 = cudf::ast::jit::operation(tree, op, {refs[10]}); | ||
| auto& cast_d64 = cudf::ast::jit::operation(tree, op, {refs[11]}); | ||
| auto& cast_d128 = cudf::ast::jit::operation(tree, op, {refs[12]}); | ||
| auto expressions = std::array<std::reference_wrapper<cudf::ast::expression const>, 13>{cast_u8, |
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std::to_array<std::reference_wrapper<cudf::ast::expression const>>({…}). This will let you drop the (fragile, hand-maintained) count.
| test_from_decimal_cast<numeric::decimal128, To>(); | ||
| auto const values = std::array{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; | ||
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| auto u8 = column_wrapper<uint8_t>(values.begin(), values.end()); |
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Can we automate the repetition too? E.g.:
#include <cudf/table/table.hpp>
#include <span>
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template <typename T>
std::unique_ptr<cudf::column> make_cast_input(std::span<int const> vs)
{
if constexpr (cudf::is_fixed_point<T>()) {
return decimal_column_wrapper<T>(vs.begin(), vs.end(), numeric::scale_type{0}).release();
} else {
return column_wrapper<T>(vs.begin(), vs.end()).release();
}
}
template <typename To, typename... From>
void test_casts_to()
{
auto const values = std::array{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5};
auto columns = std::vector<std::unique_ptr<cudf::column>>{};
(columns.push_back(make_cast_input<From>(values)), ...);
auto const table = cudf::table{std::move(columns)};
auto const op = get_cast_op<To>();
auto tree = cudf::ast::tree{};
auto expressions = std::vector<std::reference_wrapper<cudf::ast::expression const>>{};
for (auto i = 0; i < table.num_columns(); ++i) {
auto const& ref = tree.push(cudf::ast::column_reference(i));
expressions.push_back(cudf::ast::jit::operation(tree, op, {ref}));
}
auto result = cudf::compute_table_jit(table, expressions);
auto expected = column_wrapper<To>(values.begin(), values.end());
auto expected_table =
cudf::table_view{std::vector<cudf::column_view>(sizeof...(From), expected)};
CUDF_TEST_EXPECT_TABLES_EQUAL(expected_table, result->view());
}
template <typename To>
void test_cast_to()
{
test_casts_to<To,
uint8_t, uint16_t, uint32_t, uint64_t,
int8_t, int16_t, int32_t, int64_t,
float, double,
numeric::decimal32, numeric::decimal64, numeric::decimal128>();
}| values.begin(), values.end(), numeric::scale_type{0}); | ||
| auto table = cudf::table_view{{u8, u16, u32, u64, i8, i16, i32, i64, f32, f64, d32, d64, d128}}; | ||
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| auto tree = cudf::ast::tree{}; |
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Careful: tree will contain references to the refs elements, but is declared before it (and thus will be destroyed after).
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| CUDF_TEST_EXPECT_TABLES_EQUAL(expected_table, result->view()); |
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[Optional] Unlike CUDF_TEST_EXPECT_COLUMNS_EQUAL, CUDF_TEST_EXPECT_TABLES_EQUAL doesn't have a verbosity parameter, so it hard-codes FIRST_ERROR internally. It also doesn't output which column failed, so debugging errors from this test might become painful… Should this do a per-column loop with a SCOPED_TRACE(i) instead?
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| void test_cast_to() |
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[Really optional] Should we do the same for test_decimal_cast below?
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Batch the JIT cast-expression coverage for each destination type into one
compute_table_jitinvocation. This preserves coverage of every source/destination cast combination while avoiding repeated NVRTC compilation.Checklist