/*
   This source code file is part of thread_mpi.
   Written by Sander Pronk, Erik Lindahl, and possibly others.

   Copyright (c) 2009, Sander Pronk, Erik Lindahl.
   All rights reserved.

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 */


/*#define TMPI_DEBUG*/


/* If this is defined, thread_mpi will print a message when for every MPI
   call is called or returns. Useful for debugging MPI-related issues
   in the calling program. */
/*#define TMPI_TRACE*/

/* if this is defined, MPI will warn/hang/crash on practices that don't conform
   to the MPI standard (such as not calling tMPI_Comm_free on all threads that
   are part of the comm being freed). */
#define TMPI_STRICT

/* whether to warn if there are mallocs at performance-critical sections
   (due to preallocations being too small) */
#ifdef TMPI_WARNINGS
#define TMPI_WARN_MALLOC
#else
/*#define TMPI_WARN_MALLOC*/
#endif


/* the number of envelopes to allocate per thread-to-thread path */
#define N_EV_ALLOC 16

/* the normal maximum number of threads for pre-defined arrays
   (if the actual number of threads is bigger than this, it'll
    allocate/deallocate arrays, so no problems will arise). */
#define MAX_PREALLOC_THREADS 64

/* Whether to use lock-free lists using compare-and-swap (cmpxchg on x86)
   pointer functions. Message passing using blocking Send/Recv, and multicasts
   are is still blocking, of course. */
#define TMPI_LOCK_FREE_LISTS

/* Whether to disable yielding to the OS scheduler during waits. Disabling
   this improves performance very slightly if Nthreads<=Ncores on an
   otherwise idle system because waits have slightly lower latencies, but
   causes very poor performance if threads are competing for CPU time (for
   example, when Nthreads>Ncores, or another process is running on the
   system.

   This option can be set with cmake. */
/*#define TMPI_WAIT_FOR_NO_ONE 1 */



/* whether to enable double-copying (where the sender copies data to an
   intermediate buffer for small enough buffers, allowing it to return
   from a blocking send call early. The receiver is free to copy from the
   original buffer while the sender is copying, possibly allowing them to
   work in parallel).

   This option can be set with cmake. */
/*#define TMPI_COPY_BUFFER*/


/* The size (in bytes) of the maximum transmission size for which double
   copying is allowed (i.e. the sender doesn't wait for the receiver to
   become ready, but posts a copied buffer in its envelope).

   A size of 8192 bytes was chosen after some testing with Gromacs. */
#define COPY_BUFFER_SIZE 8192
#ifdef TMPI_COPY_BUFFER
/* We can separately specify whether we want copy buffers for send/recv or
   multicast communications: */
#define USE_SEND_RECV_COPY_BUFFER
#define USE_COLLECTIVE_COPY_BUFFER
#endif


/* The number of collective envelopes per comm object. This is the maximum
   number of simulataneous collective communications that can
   take place per comm object. If TMPI_NO_COPY_BUFFER is set, simultaneous
   collective communications don't happen and 2 is the right value.  */
#ifdef USE_COLLECTIVE_COPY_BUFFER
#define N_COLL_ENV 12
#else
#define N_COLL_ENV 2
#endif


/* Whether to do profiling of the number of MPI communication calls. A
    report with the total number of calls for each communication function
    will be generated at MPI_Finalize().

    This option can be set with cmake.*/
/*#define TMPI_PROFILE*/


/* whether to turn on thread affinity (required for NUMA optimizations)
   if the number of threads to spawn is equal to the number of processors. */
#define TMPI_THREAD_AFFINITY
