onnxruntime/onnxruntime/test/framework/mem_pattern_planner_test.cc
Scott McKay 00412a76e9
Exclude some training specific code from the minimal build. Cleanup some related aspects of allocation planner. (#5861)
* Exclude some training specific code around the allocation planning and initializer handling from the minimal build.
Simplify the code around tracking start/end usage of a value.
2020-11-20 20:25:46 +10:00

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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License.
#include "core/framework/mem_pattern_planner.h"
#include "gtest/gtest.h"
namespace onnxruntime {
namespace test {
TEST(MemPatternPlannerTest, TraceAllocaitonTest) {
const bool using_counters = false; // we're not tracking start/end for use/re-use of each allocation via counters
MemPatternPlanner planner{using_counters};
planner.TraceAllocation(0, 1024);
planner.TraceAllocation(1, 256);
planner.TraceAllocation(2, 512);
planner.TraceAllocation(3, 1024);
auto pattern = planner.GenerateMemPattern();
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.PeakSize(), 1024u + 256u + 512u + 1024u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(0)->offset_, 0u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(1)->offset_, 1024u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(2)->offset_, 1024 + 256u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(3)->offset_, 1024u + 256u + 512u);
planner.TraceFree(1);
planner.TraceAllocation(4, 512);
planner.TraceFree(3);
planner.TraceAllocation(5, 600);
planner.TraceAllocation(6, 200);
pattern = planner.GenerateMemPattern();
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.PeakSize(), 1024u + 256u + 512u + 1024u + 512u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(4)->offset_, 1024u + 256u + 512u + 1024u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(5)->offset_, 1024u + 256u + 512u);
EXPECT_EQ(pattern.GetBlock(6)->offset_, 1024u);
}
} // namespace test
} // namespace onnxruntime