generate_TableFunctionsFactory_init Namespace Reference

Functions
def	line_is_incomplete
def	find_signatures
def	format_function_args
def	build_template_function_call
def	build_preflight_function
def	must_emit_preflight_function
def	format_annotations
def	is_template_function
def	uses_manager
def	is_cpu_function
def	is_gpu_function
def	parse_annotations
def	call_methods

Variables
string	separator = '$=>$'
list	input_files = [os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'test_udtf_signatures.hpp')]
tuple	cpu_output_header = os.path.splitext(output_filename)
tuple	gpu_output_header = os.path.splitext(output_filename)
list	add_stmts = []
list	cpu_template_functions = []
list	gpu_template_functions = []
list	cpu_address_expressions = []
list	gpu_address_expressions = []
list	cond_fns = []
list	canonical_input_files = [input_file[input_file.find("/QueryEngine/") + 1:] for input_file in input_files]
list	header_file = ['#include "' + canonical_input_file + '"' for canonical_input_file in canonical_input_files]
tuple	dirname = os.path.dirname(output_filename)
tuple	add_tf_generated_files
tuple	cpu_generated_files
tuple	gpu_generated_files
string	content

Detailed Description

Given a list of input files, scan for lines containing UDTF
specification statements in the following form:

  UDTF: function_name(<arguments>) -> <output column types> (, <template type specifications>)?

where <arguments> is a comma-separated list of argument types. The
argument types specifications are:

- scalar types:
    Int8, Int16, Int32, Int64, Float, Double, Bool, TextEncodingDict, etc
- column types:
    ColumnInt8, ColumnInt16, ColumnInt32, ColumnInt64, ColumnFloat, ColumnDouble, ColumnBool, etc
- column list types:
    ColumnListInt8, ColumnListInt16, ColumnListInt32, ColumnListInt64, ColumnListFloat, ColumnListDouble, ColumnListBool, etc
- cursor type:
    Cursor<t0, t1, ...>
  where t0, t1 are column or column list types
- output buffer size parameter type:
    RowMultiplier<i>, ConstantParameter<i>, Constant<i>, TableFunctionSpecifiedParameter<i>
  where i is a literal integer.

The output column types is a comma-separated list of column types, see above.

In addition, the following equivalents are suppored:

  Column<T> == ColumnT
  ColumnList<T> == ColumnListT
  Cursor<T, V, ...> == Cursor<ColumnT, ColumnV, ...>
  int8 == int8_t == Int8, etc
  float == Float, double == Double, bool == Bool
  T == ColumnT for output column types
  RowMultiplier == RowMultiplier<i> where i is the one-based position of the sizer argument
  when no sizer argument is provided, Constant<1> is assumed

Argument types can be annotated using `|' (bar) symbol after an
argument type specification. An annotation is specified by a label and
a value separated by `=' (equal) symbol. Multiple annotations can be
specified by using `|` (bar) symbol as the annotations separator.
Supported annotation labels are:

- name: to specify argument name
- input_id: to specify the dict id mapping for output TextEncodingDict columns.
- default: to specify a default value for an argument (scalar only)

If argument type follows an identifier, it will be mapped to name
annotations. For example, the following argument type specifications
are equivalent:

  Int8 a
  Int8 | name=a

Template type specifications is a comma separated list of template
type assignments where values are lists of argument type names. For
instance:

  T = [Int8, Int16, Int32, Float], V = [Float, Double]

Function Documentation

def generate_TableFunctionsFactory_init.build_preflight_function	(		fn_name,
			sizer,
			input_types,
			output_types,
			uses_manager
	)

Definition at line 203 of file generate_TableFunctionsFactory_init.py.

References format_function_args().

Referenced by parse_annotations().

def build_preflight_function(fn_name, sizer, input_types, output_types, uses_manager):

    def format_error_msg(err_msg, uses_manager):
        if uses_manager:
            return "    return mgr.error_message(%s);\n" % (err_msg,)
        else:
            return "    return table_function_error(%s);\n" % (err_msg,)

    cpp_args, _ = format_function_args(input_types,
                                       output_types,
                                       uses_manager,
                                       use_generic_arg_name=False,
                                       emit_output_args=False)

    if uses_manager:
        fn = "EXTENSION_NOINLINE int32_t\n"
        fn += "%s(%s) {\n" % (fn_name.lower() + "__preflight", cpp_args)
    else:
        fn = "EXTENSION_NOINLINE int32_t\n"
        fn += "%s(%s) {\n" % (fn_name.lower() + "__preflight", cpp_args)

    for typ in input_types:
        if isinstance(typ, declbracket.Declaration):
            ann = typ.annotations
            for key, value in ann:
                if key == 'require':
                    err_msg = '"Constraint `%s` is not satisfied."' % (value[1:-1])

                    fn += "  if (!(%s)) {\n" % (value[1:-1].replace('\\', ''),)
                    fn += format_error_msg(err_msg, uses_manager)
                    fn += "  }\n"

    if sizer.is_arg_sizer():
        precomputed_nrows = str(sizer.args[0])
        if '"' in precomputed_nrows:
            precomputed_nrows = precomputed_nrows[1:-1]
        # check to see if the precomputed number of rows > 0
        err_msg = '"Output size expression `%s` evaluated in a negative value."' % (precomputed_nrows)
        fn += "  auto _output_size = %s;\n" % (precomputed_nrows)
        fn += "  if (_output_size < 0) {\n"
        fn += format_error_msg(err_msg, uses_manager)
        fn += "  }\n"
        fn += "  return _output_size;\n"
    else:
        fn += "  return 0;\n"
    fn += "}\n\n"

    return fn

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