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do concurrentを使用した並列化の調査(MinGW-W64 GCC-8.1.0)

本記事はFortran Advent Calendar 2021の12日目の記事です。

はじめに

11月13日に開催された第2回並列計算勉強会で実施したdo concurrentを使用した並列化について、実施した内容を残すために書きます。

実行環境について

OS:Windows10
CPU:AMD Ryzen3
メモリ:32GB(1067MHz)
コンパイラ:MinGW-W64 GCC-8.1.0 x86_64-posix-seh

実行コードについて

こちらのコードを元に書き換えたものをベースとして使用した。

ベースのソースコード(通常のdoループ)

himenoBMT.f90
program HimenoBMTxp_F90
    use, intrinsic :: iso_fortran_env
    implicit none

    !&<
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: p
        !! pressure
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: a
        !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1), p(i,j,k)
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: b
        !! coefficient matrix for cross derivative terms
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: c
        !! coefficient matrix for p(i-1), p(j-1), p(k-1)
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: bnd
        !! control variable for boundaries and objects. <br>
        !! 1 in fluid and 0 on boundaries or in a object.
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: src
        !! source term of Poisson equation
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: wrk
        !! working area
    !&>

    integer(int32) :: mimax, mjmax, mkmax
    integer(int32) ::  imax,  jmax,  kmax !&

    integer(int32) :: num_iteration
    real(real32) :: flop, mflops, score, error
    real(real64) :: time_begin_s, time_end_s, time_elapsed_s, dt

    ! Parameters related to performance measurments
    real(real32), parameter :: FlopToMFlop = 1e-6
        !! conversion coefficient from flops to mega flops
    real(real32), parameter :: numFlopPerPoint = 34.0 ! [operations]
        !! number of floating point number operations per grid point
    real(real32), parameter :: MFlopsPenIII600 = 82.84 ! [MFLOPS]
        !! reference performance (Mega flops) when using Pentium III 600 MHz

    call read_grid_parameter(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, imax, jmax, kmax)

    ! Initializing matrixes
    Initialize: block
        integer(int32) :: k, num_points

        !&<
        allocate (p  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (a  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 4), source=0.0) ! 4D for +x, +y, +z, and center
        allocate (b  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 3), source=0.0) ! 3D for xy, yz, xz
        allocate (c  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 3), source=0.0) ! 3D for -x, -y, -z
        allocate (bnd(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (src(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (wrk(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        !&>

        !&<
        a  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, 1:3) = 1.0
        a  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, 4)   = 1.0/6.0
        b  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, :)   = 0.0
        c  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, :)   = 1.0
        bnd(1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax)      = 1.0
        !&>

        do k = 1, kmax
            p(:, :, k) = real((k - 1)**2)/real((kmax - 1)**2)
        end do

        num_points = (kmax-2)*(jmax-2)*(imax-2) !& 2:imax-1 times 2:jmax-1 times 2:kmax-1
        flop = real(num_points)*numFlopPerPoint
    end block Initialize

    print *, " mimax=", mimax, " mjmax=", mjmax, " mkmax=", mkmax
    print *, "  imax=", imax, "  jmax=", jmax, "  kmax=", kmax

    dt = get_time_measurement_resolution()
    print "(a,e12.5)", "Time measurement accuracy : ", dt

    ! Rehearsal measurment to estimate the number of iterations
    Rehearsal: block
        num_iteration = 3
        print *, " Start rehearsal measurement process."
        print *, " Measure the performance in 3 times."

        ! Jacobi iteration
        time_begin_s = get_current_time()
        call jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        time_end_s = get_current_time()

        time_elapsed_s = time_end_s - time_begin_s
        if (time_elapsed_s < dt) error stop "error : execution time is not correct. The grid size may be too small."

        mflops = flop*FlopToMFlop/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration))
        print *, "  MFLOPS:", mflops, "  time(s):", time_elapsed_s, error
    end block Rehearsal
    ! end Rehearsal measurment

    ! Acatual measurment
    Actual: block
        ! ExecTime specifys the measuring period in sec
        ! real(real32), parameter :: ExecTime = 60.0 !sec
        real(real32), parameter :: ExecTime = 10.0 !sec

        ! set the number of Iterations so that the execution time is roughly ExecTime sec
        num_iteration = int(ExecTime/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration)))
        print *, "Now, start the actual measurement process."
        print *, "The loop will be excuted in", num_iteration, " times."
        print *, "This will take about one minute."
        print *, "Wait for a while."

        ! Jacobi iteration
        time_begin_s = get_current_time()
        call jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        time_end_s = get_current_time()

        ! compute benchmark results
        time_elapsed_s = time_end_s - time_begin_s
        mflops = flop*FlopToMFlop/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration))
        score = mflops/MFlopsPenIII600

        print *, " Loop executed for ", num_iteration, " times"
        print *, " Error :", error
        print *, " MFLOPS:", mflops, "  time(s):", time_elapsed_s
        print *, " Score based on Pentium III 600MHz :", score
    end block Actual

    Finalize: block
        deallocate (p)
        deallocate (a)
        deallocate (b)
        deallocate (c)
        deallocate (bnd)
        deallocate (src)
        deallocate (wrk)
    end block Finalize

contains

    !| get time measurement resolution of the system
    function get_time_measurement_resolution() result(time_interval)
        implicit none
        integer(int32) :: count, count_rate, count_max
        real(real64) :: time_interval

        call system_clock(count, count_rate, count_max)
        time_interval = 1.0/dble(count_rate)
    end function get_time_measurement_resolution

    !| get elapsed time in second from the reference time
    ! function get_current_time() result(current_time_s)
    !     implicit none
    !     integer(int32) :: count, count_rate, count_max
    !     real(real64) :: current_time_s

    !     call system_clock(count, count_rate, count_max)
    !     current_time_s = dble(count)/dble(count_rate)
    ! end function get_current_time
    function get_current_time() result(current_time_s)
        use omp_lib
        implicit none
        real(real64) :: current_time_s
        current_time_s = omp_get_wtime()
    end function get_current_time

    !| read problem (grid size) from standard input and set the number of grid points according to the grid size
    subroutine read_grid_parameter(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, imax, jmax, kmax)
        implicit none
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mimax
            !! number of grid points in x direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mjmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mkmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: imax
            !! number of grid points in x direction
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: jmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: kmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction

        character(10) :: size

        print *, "Select Grid-size:"
        print *, "           XS (64x32x32)"
        print *, "           S  (128x64x64)"
        print *, "           M  (256x128x128)"
        print *, "           L  (512x256x256)"
        print *, "           XL (1024x512x512)"
        print "(A,$)", " Grid-size = "
        ! read (*, *) size
        size = "L"

        call set_grid_size(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, size)

        imax = mimax - 1
        jmax = mjmax - 1
        kmax = mkmax - 1

    end subroutine read_grid_parameter

    !| set the number of grid points according to the grid size
    subroutine set_grid_size(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, size)
        implicit none
        !&<
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mimax
            !! number of grid points in x direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mjmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mkmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction (with padding)
        character(*),   intent(in)      :: size
            !! grid size
        !&>

        select case (size)
        case ("XS", "xs")
            mimax = 64 + 1
            mjmax = 32 + 1
            mkmax = 32 + 1
        case ("S", "s")
            mimax = 128 + 1
            mjmax = 64 + 1
            mkmax = 64 + 1
        case ("M", "m")
            mimax = 256 + 1
            mjmax = 128 + 1
            mkmax = 128 + 1
        case ("L", "l")
            mimax = 512 + 1
            mjmax = 256 + 1
            mkmax = 256 + 1
        case ("XL", "xl")
            mimax = 1024 + 1
            mjmax = 512 + 1
            mkmax = 512 + 1
        case default
            error stop "Unexpected Grid-size"
        end select
    end subroutine set_grid_size

    !| solve Poisson equation using Jacobi method
    subroutine jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        implicit none
        !&<
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: p(:, :, :)
            !! pressure
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: error
            !! squared error
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: a(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1), p(i,j,k)
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: b(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for cross derivative term
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: c(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1)
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: bnd(:, :, :)
            !! control variable for boundaries and objects
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: src(:, :, :)
            !! source term of Poisson equation
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: wrk(:, :, :)
            !! working area
        integer(int32), intent(in)      :: num_iteration
            !! number of Jacobi iteration
        !&>

        integer(int32) :: loop
        integer(int32) :: i, j, k
        real(real32) :: p_new, dp
        real(real32), parameter :: rlx = 0.8 !relaxation parameter

        integer(int32), parameter :: x = 1
        integer(int32), parameter :: y = 2
        integer(int32), parameter :: z = 3
        integer(int32), parameter :: center = 4
        integer(int32), parameter :: xy = 1
        integer(int32), parameter :: yz = 2
        integer(int32), parameter :: zx = 3

        integer(int32) :: imax
        integer(int32) :: jmax
        integer(int32) :: kmax
        imax = ubound(p, x) - 1
        jmax = ubound(p, y) - 1
        kmax = ubound(p, z) - 1

        !&<
        Jacobi_iteration: do loop = 1, num_iteration
            error = 0.0
            do k = 2, kmax-1
                do j = 2, jmax-1
                    do i = 2, imax-1
                        p_new =  a(i, j, k, x )*p(i+1, j  , k  ) &
                               + a(i, j, k, y )*p(i  , j+1, k  ) &
                               + a(i, j, k, z )*p(i  , j  , k+1) &
                               + b(i, j, k, xy)*(  p(i+1, j+1, k  ) - p(i+1, j-1, k  ) &
                                                 - p(i-1, j+1, k  ) + p(i-1, j-1, k  )) &
                               + b(i, j, k, yz)*(  p(i  , j+1, k+1) - p(i  , j-1, k+1) &
                                                 - p(i  , j+1, k-1) + p(i  , j-1, k-1)) &
                               + b(i, j, k, zx)*(  p(i+1, j  , k+1) - p(i-1, j  , k+1) &
                                                 - p(i+1, j  , k-1) + p(i-1, j  , k-1)) &
                               + c(i, j, k, x)*p(i-1, j  , k  ) &
                               + c(i, j, k, y)*p(i  , j-1, k  ) &
                               + c(i, j, k, z)*p(i  , j  , k-1) &
                               + src(i, j, k)

                        dp = (p_new*a(i, j, k, center) - p(i, j, k))*bnd(i, j, k)
                        ! error = error + dp*dp
                        wrk(i, j, k) = p(i, j, k) + rlx*dp
                    end do
                end do
            end do
            p(2:imax-1, 2:jmax-1, 2:kmax-1) = wrk(2:imax-1, 2:jmax-1, 2:kmax-1)
        end do Jacobi_iteration
        !&>

    end subroutine jacobi
end program HimenoBMTxp_F90

do concurrentを使うように書き換えたもの。

himenoBMT_dc.f90
program HimenoBMTxp_F90
    use, intrinsic :: iso_fortran_env
    implicit none

    !&<
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: p
        !! pressure
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: a
        !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1), p(i,j,k)
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: b
        !! coefficient matrix for cross derivative terms
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :, :),    allocatable :: c
        !! coefficient matrix for p(i-1), p(j-1), p(k-1)
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: bnd
        !! control variable for boundaries and objects. <br>
        !! 1 in fluid and 0 on boundaries or in a object.
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: src
        !! source term of Poisson equation
    real(real32), dimension(:, :, :),       allocatable :: wrk
        !! working area
    !&>

    integer(int32) :: mimax, mjmax, mkmax
    integer(int32) ::  imax,  jmax,  kmax !&

    integer(int32) :: num_iteration
    real(real32) :: flop, mflops, score, error
    real(real64) :: time_begin_s, time_end_s, time_elapsed_s, dt

    ! Parameters related to performance measurments
    real(real32), parameter :: FlopToMFlop = 1e-6
        !! conversion coefficient from flops to mega flops
    real(real32), parameter :: numFlopPerPoint = 34.0 ! [operations]
        !! number of floating point number operations per grid point
    real(real32), parameter :: MFlopsPenIII600 = 82.84 ! [MFLOPS]
        !! reference performance (Mega flops) when using Pentium III 600 MHz

    call read_grid_parameter(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, imax, jmax, kmax)

    ! Initializing matrixes
    Initialize: block
        integer(int32) :: k, num_points

        !&<
        allocate (p  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (a  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 4), source=0.0) ! 4D for +x, +y, +z, and center
        allocate (b  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 3), source=0.0) ! 3D for xy, yz, xz
        allocate (c  (mimax, mjmax, mkmax, 3), source=0.0) ! 3D for -x, -y, -z
        allocate (bnd(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (src(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        allocate (wrk(mimax, mjmax, mkmax),    source=0.0)
        !&>

        !&<
        a  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, 1:3) = 1.0
        a  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, 4)   = 1.0/6.0
        b  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, :)   = 0.0
        c  (1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax, :)   = 1.0
        bnd(1:imax, 1:jmax, 1:kmax)      = 1.0
        !&>

        do k = 1, kmax
            p(:, :, k) = real((k - 1)**2)/real((kmax - 1)**2)
        end do

        num_points = (kmax-2)*(jmax-2)*(imax-2) !& 2:imax-1 times 2:jmax-1 times 2:kmax-1
        flop = real(num_points)*numFlopPerPoint
    end block Initialize

    print *, " mimax=", mimax, " mjmax=", mjmax, " mkmax=", mkmax
    print *, "  imax=", imax, "  jmax=", jmax, "  kmax=", kmax

    dt = get_time_measurement_resolution()
    print "(a,e12.5)", "Time measurement accuracy : ", dt

    ! Rehearsal measurment to estimate the number of iterations
    Rehearsal: block
        num_iteration = 3
        print *, " Start rehearsal measurement process."
        print *, " Measure the performance in 3 times."

        ! Jacobi iteration
        time_begin_s = get_current_time()
        call jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        time_end_s = get_current_time()

        time_elapsed_s = time_end_s - time_begin_s
        if (time_elapsed_s < dt) error stop "error : execution time is not correct. The grid size may be too small."

        mflops = flop*FlopToMFlop/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration))
        print *, "  MFLOPS:", mflops, "  time(s):", time_elapsed_s, error
    end block Rehearsal
    ! end Rehearsal measurment

    ! Acatual measurment
    Actual: block
        ! ExecTime specifys the measuring period in sec
        ! real(real32), parameter :: ExecTime = 60.0 !sec
        real(real32), parameter :: ExecTime = 10.0 !sec

        ! set the number of Iterations so that the execution time is roughly ExecTime sec
        num_iteration = int(ExecTime/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration)))
        print *, "Now, start the actual measurement process."
        print *, "The loop will be excuted in", num_iteration, " times."
        print *, "This will take about one minute."
        print *, "Wait for a while."

        ! Jacobi iteration
        time_begin_s = get_current_time()
        call jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        time_end_s = get_current_time()

        ! compute benchmark results
        time_elapsed_s = time_end_s - time_begin_s
        mflops = flop*FlopToMFlop/(time_elapsed_s/dble(num_iteration))
        score = mflops/MFlopsPenIII600

        print *, " Loop executed for ", num_iteration, " times"
        print *, " Error :", error
        print *, " MFLOPS:", mflops, "  time(s):", time_elapsed_s
        print *, " Score based on Pentium III 600MHz :", score
    end block Actual

    Finalize: block
        deallocate (p)
        deallocate (a)
        deallocate (b)
        deallocate (c)
        deallocate (bnd)
        deallocate (src)
        deallocate (wrk)
    end block Finalize

contains

    !| get time measurement resolution of the system
    function get_time_measurement_resolution() result(time_interval)
        implicit none
        integer(int32) :: count, count_rate, count_max
        real(real64) :: time_interval

        call system_clock(count, count_rate, count_max)
        time_interval = 1.0/dble(count_rate)
    end function get_time_measurement_resolution

    !| get elapsed time in second from the reference time
    ! function get_current_time() result(current_time_s)
    !     implicit none
    !     integer(int32) :: count, count_rate, count_max
    !     real(real64) :: current_time_s

    !     call system_clock(count, count_rate, count_max)
    !     current_time_s = dble(count)/dble(count_rate)
    ! end function get_current_time
    function get_current_time() result(current_time_s)
        use omp_lib
        implicit none
        real(real64) :: current_time_s
        current_time_s = omp_get_wtime()
    end function get_current_time

    !| read problem (grid size) from standard input and set the number of grid points according to the grid size
    subroutine read_grid_parameter(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, imax, jmax, kmax)
        implicit none
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mimax
            !! number of grid points in x direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mjmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: mkmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: imax
            !! number of grid points in x direction
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: jmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction
        integer(int32), intent(inout) :: kmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction

        character(10) :: size

        print *, "Select Grid-size:"
        print *, "           XS (64x32x32)"
        print *, "           S  (128x64x64)"
        print *, "           M  (256x128x128)"
        print *, "           L  (512x256x256)"
        print *, "           XL (1024x512x512)"
        print "(A,$)", " Grid-size = "
        ! read (*, *) size
        size = "L"

        call set_grid_size(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, size)

        imax = mimax - 1
        jmax = mjmax - 1
        kmax = mkmax - 1

    end subroutine read_grid_parameter

    !| set the number of grid points according to the grid size
    subroutine set_grid_size(mimax, mjmax, mkmax, size)
        implicit none
        !&<
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mimax
            !! number of grid points in x direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mjmax
            !! number of grid points in y direction (with padding)
        integer(int32), intent(inout)   :: mkmax
            !! number of grid points in z direction (with padding)
        character(*),   intent(in)      :: size
            !! grid size
        !&>

        select case (size)
        case ("XS", "xs")
            mimax = 64 + 1
            mjmax = 32 + 1
            mkmax = 32 + 1
        case ("S", "s")
            mimax = 128 + 1
            mjmax = 64 + 1
            mkmax = 64 + 1
        case ("M", "m")
            mimax = 256 + 1
            mjmax = 128 + 1
            mkmax = 128 + 1
        case ("L", "l")
            mimax = 512 + 1
            mjmax = 256 + 1
            mkmax = 256 + 1
        case ("XL", "xl")
            mimax = 1024 + 1
            mjmax = 512 + 1
            mkmax = 512 + 1
        case default
            error stop "Unexpected Grid-size"
        end select
    end subroutine set_grid_size

    !| solve Poisson equation using Jacobi method
    subroutine jacobi(p, error, a, b, c, bnd, src, wrk, num_iteration)
        implicit none
        !&<
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: p(:, :, :)
            !! pressure
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: error
            !! squared error
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: a(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1), p(i,j,k)
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: b(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for cross derivative term
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: c(:, :, :, :)
            !! coefficient matrix for p(i+1), p(j+1), p(k+1)
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: bnd(:, :, :)
            !! control variable for boundaries and objects
        real(real32),   intent(in)      :: src(:, :, :)
            !! source term of Poisson equation
        real(real32),   intent(inout)   :: wrk(:, :, :)
            !! working area
        integer(int32), intent(in)      :: num_iteration
            !! number of Jacobi iteration
        !&>

        integer(int32) :: loop
        integer(int32) :: i, j, k
        real(real32) :: p_new, dp
        real(real32), parameter :: rlx = 0.8 !relaxation parameter

        integer(int32), parameter :: x = 1
        integer(int32), parameter :: y = 2
        integer(int32), parameter :: z = 3
        integer(int32), parameter :: center = 4
        integer(int32), parameter :: xy = 1
        integer(int32), parameter :: yz = 2
        integer(int32), parameter :: zx = 3

        integer(int32) :: imax
        integer(int32) :: jmax
        integer(int32) :: kmax
        imax = ubound(p, x) - 1
        jmax = ubound(p, y) - 1
        kmax = ubound(p, z) - 1

        !&<
        ! 
        ! Jacobi_iteration: do loop = 1, num_iteration
        do concurrent (loop = 1:num_iteration)
            error = 0.0
            do concurrent (k = 2:kmax-1)
            ! do k = 2, kmax-1
                do concurrent (j = 2:jmax-1)
                ! do j = 2, jmax-1
                    do concurrent (i = 2:imax-1)
                    ! do i = 2, imax-1
                        p_new =  a(i, j, k, x )*p(i+1, j  , k  ) &
                               + a(i, j, k, y )*p(i  , j+1, k  ) &
                               + a(i, j, k, z )*p(i  , j  , k+1) &
                               + b(i, j, k, xy)*(  p(i+1, j+1, k  ) - p(i+1, j-1, k  ) &
                                                 - p(i-1, j+1, k  ) + p(i-1, j-1, k  )) &
                               + b(i, j, k, yz)*(  p(i  , j+1, k+1) - p(i  , j-1, k+1) &
                                                 - p(i  , j+1, k-1) + p(i  , j-1, k-1)) &
                               + b(i, j, k, zx)*(  p(i+1, j  , k+1) - p(i-1, j  , k+1) &
                                                 - p(i+1, j  , k-1) + p(i-1, j  , k-1)) &
                               + c(i, j, k, x)*p(i-1, j  , k  ) &
                               + c(i, j, k, y)*p(i  , j-1, k  ) &
                               + c(i, j, k, z)*p(i  , j  , k-1) &
                               + src(i, j, k)

                        dp = (p_new*a(i, j, k, center) - p(i, j, k))*bnd(i, j, k)
                        ! error = error + dp*dp
                        wrk(i, j, k) = p(i, j, k) + rlx*dp
                    end do
                end do
            end do
            p(2:imax-1, 2:jmax-1, 2:kmax-1) = wrk(2:imax-1, 2:jmax-1, 2:kmax-1)
        ! end do Jacobi_iteration
        end do
        !&>

    end subroutine jacobi
end program HimenoBMTxp_F90

テスト条件について

今回は並列コア数とコンパイル時の最適化オプションを振って並列性能が上がるか検討した。

  • コア数:1、2、4
  • コンパイルオプション:-O1、-O2、-O3、-Ofast、-Og
  • 複数コア計算時の共通コンパイルオプション:-floop-parallelize-all、-ftree-parallelize-loops(1コアの場合は使用していない)

マトリックスのサイズはLを使用した。

実行結果

比較対象にする通常のdoループ

gfortran .\himenoBMT.f90 -o himenoBMT.exe -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 791.631592 1

do concurrent + コンパイルオプションによるMFROPS。コンパイルコマンドと結果を順に示す。

gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc.exe -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 895.503235 1.131212099
2 897.748962 1.134048933
4 884.753357 1.117632704
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_o1.exe -O1 -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2_o1.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -O1 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4_o1.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -O1 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 1704.48059 2.153123507
2 1705.00012 2.153779785
4 1693.13 2.138785285
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_o2.exe -O2 -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2_o2.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -O2 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4_o2.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -O2 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 1846.24219 2.332198726
2 736.637878 0.930531178
4 604.445312 0.763543696
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_o3.exe -O3 -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2_o3.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -O3 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4_o3.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -O3 -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 1740.00525 2.19799875
2 3242.29468 4.095711582
4 5825.41113 7.358740087
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_ofast.exe -Ofast -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2_ofast.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -Ofast -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4_ofast.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -Ofast -floop-parallelize-all -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 1723.20935 2.176781937
2 3276.69116 4.139161692
4 5855.90527 7.397260707
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_og.exe -Og -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl2_og.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=2 -Og -fopenmp
gfortran .\himenoBMT_dc.f90 -o himenoBMT_dc_fpl4_og.exe -ftree-parallelize-loops=4 -Og -fopenmp
スレッド数 MFROPS doループのMFROPSとの比
1 1232.59961 1.557036913
2 1229.75427 1.55344264
4 1228.80859 1.552248044

グラフで見るとこんな感じになる。

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おわりに

do concurrentでフロップスの変化を確認した。

最適化オプションによって顕著に傾向が異なる様子が見えた。

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