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/******************************************************************************
 * Top contributors (to current version):
 *   Gereon Kremer
 *
 * This file is part of the cvc5 project.
 *
 * Copyright (c) 2009-2021 by the authors listed in the file AUTHORS
 * in the top-level source directory and their institutional affiliations.
 * All rights reserved.  See the file COPYING in the top-level source
 * directory for licensing information.
 * ****************************************************************************
 *
 * Statistic proxy objects
 *
 * Conceptually, every statistic consists of a data object and a proxy
 * object. The proxy objects are issued by the `StatisticsRegistry` and
 * maintained by the user. They only hold a pointer to a matching data
 * object. The purpose of proxy objects is to implement methods to easily
 * change the statistic data, but shield the regular user from the internals.
 */

#include "cvc5_private_library.h"

#ifndef CVC5__UTIL__STATISTICS_STATS_H
#define CVC5__UTIL__STATISTICS_STATS_H

#include <optional>

#include "base/configuration.h"

namespace cvc5 {

// forward declare all values to avoid inclusion
struct StatisticAverageValue;
template <typename T>
struct StatisticBackedValue;
template <typename T>
struct StatisticHistogramValue;
template <typename T>
struct StatisticReferenceValue;
template <typename T>
struct StatisticSizeValue;
struct StatisticTimerValue;

class StatisticsRegistry;

/**
 * Collects the average of a series of double values.
 * New values are added by
 *   AverageStat stat;
 *   stat << 1.0 << 2.0;
 */
class AverageStat
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticAverageValue;
  /** Add the value `v` to the running average */
  AverageStat& operator<<(double v);

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  AverageStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  stat_type* d_data;
};

/**
 * Collects a histogram over some type.
 * The type needs to be (convertible to) integral and support streaming to
 * an `std::ostream`.
 * New values are added by
 *    HistogramStat<Kind> stat;
 *    stat << Kind::PLUS << Kind::AND;
 */
template <typename Integral>
class HistogramStat
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticHistogramValue<Integral>;
  /** Add the value `val` to the histogram */
  HistogramStat& operator<<(Integral val)
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->add(val);
    }
    return *this;
  }

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  HistogramStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  stat_type* d_data;
};

/**
 * Stores the reference to some value that exists outside of this statistic.
 * Despite being called `ReferenceStat`, the reference is held as a pointer
 * and can thus be reset using `set`.
 * Note that the referenced object must have a lifetime that is longer than
 * the lifetime of the `ReferenceStat` object. Upon destruction of the
 * `ReferenceStat` the current value of the referenced object is copied into
 * the `StatisticsRegistry`.
 *
 * To convert to the API representation in `api::Stat`, `T` can only be one
 * of the types accepted by the `api::Stat` constructors (or be implicitly
 * converted to one of them).
 */
template <typename T>
class ReferenceStat
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticReferenceValue<T>;
  /** Reset the reference to point to `t`. */
  template <typename TT>
  void set(const TT& t)
  {
    static_assert(std::is_same_v<T, TT>, "Incorrect type for ReferenceStat");
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->d_value = &t;
    }
  }
  /** Commit the value currently pointed to and release it. */
  void reset()
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->commit();
      d_data->d_value = nullptr;
    }
  }
  /** Copy the current value of the referenced object. */
  ~ReferenceStat()
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->commit();
    }
  }

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  ReferenceStat(StatisticReferenceValue<T>* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  StatisticReferenceValue<T>* d_data;
};

/**
 * Stores the size of some container that exists outside of this statistic.
 * Note that the referenced container must have a lifetime that is longer than
 * the lifetime of the `SizeStat` object. Upon destruction of the `SizeStat`
 * the current size of the referenced container is copied into the
 * `StatisticsRegistry`.
 */
template <typename T>
class SizeStat
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticSizeValue<T>;
  /** Reset the reference to point to `t`. */
  void set(const T& t)
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->d_value = &t;
    }
  }
  /** Copy the current size of the referenced container. */
  ~SizeStat()
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->commit();
    }
  }

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  SizeStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  stat_type* d_data;
};

class CodeTimer;
/**
 * Collects cumulative runtimes. The timer can be started and stopped
 * arbitrarily like a stopwatch. The value of the statistic is the
 * accumulated time over all (start,stop) pairs.
 * While the runtimes are stored in nanosecond precision internally,
 * the API exports runtimes as integral numbers in millisecond
 * precision.
 *
 * Note that it is recommended to use it in an RAII fashion using the
 * `CodeTimer` class.
 */
class TimerStat
{
 public:
  /** Utility for RAII-style timing of code blocks */
  using CodeTimer = cvc5::CodeTimer;
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticTimerValue;

  /** Start the timer. Assumes it is not already running. */
  void start();
  /** Stop the timer. Assumes it is running. */
  void stop();
  /** Checks whether the timer is running. */
  bool running() const;

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  TimerStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  stat_type* d_data;
};

/**
 * Utility class to make it easier to call `stop` at the end of a code
 * block. When constructed, it starts the timer. When destructed, it stops
 * the timer.
 *
 * Allows for reentrant usage. If `allow_reentrant` is true, we check
 * whether the timer is already running. If so, this particular instance
 * of `CodeTimer` neither starts nor stops the actual timer, but leaves
 * this to the first (or outermost) `CodeTimer`.
 */
class CodeTimer
{
 public:
  /** Disallow copying */
  CodeTimer(const CodeTimer& timer) = delete;
  /** Disallow assignment */
  CodeTimer& operator=(const CodeTimer& timer) = delete;
  /**
   * Start the timer.
   * If `allow_reentrant` is true we check whether the timer is already
   * running. If so, this particular instance of `CodeTimer` neither starts
   * nor stops the actual timer, but leaves this to the first (or outermost)
   * `CodeTimer`.
   */
  CodeTimer(TimerStat& timer, bool allow_reentrant = false);
  /** Stop the timer */
  ~CodeTimer();

 private:
  /** Reference to the timer this utility works on */
  TimerStat& d_timer;
  /** Whether this timer is reentrant (i.e. does not do anything) */
  bool d_reentrant;
};

/**
 * Stores a simple value that can be set manually using regular assignment
 * or the `set` method.
 *
 * To convert to the API representation in `api::Stat`, `T` can only be one
 * of the types accepted by the `api::Stat` constructors (or be implicitly
 * converted to one of them).
 */
template <typename T>
class ValueStat
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  friend class IntStat;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticBackedValue<T>;
  /** Set to `t` */
  void set(const T& t)
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      d_data->d_value = t;
    }
  }
  /** Set to `t` */
  ValueStat<T>& operator=(const T& t)
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      set(t);
    }
    return *this;
  }
  T get() const
  {
    if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
    {
      return d_data->d_value;
    }
    return T();
  }

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  ValueStat(StatisticBackedValue<T>* data) : d_data(data) {}
  /** The actual data that lives in the registry */
  StatisticBackedValue<T>* d_data;
};

/**
 * Stores an integer value as int64_t.
 * Supports the most useful standard operators (assignment, pre- and
 * post-increment, addition assignment) and some custom ones (maximum
 * assignment, minimum assignment).
 */
class IntStat : public ValueStat<int64_t>
{
 public:
  /** Allow access to private constructor */
  friend class StatisticsRegistry;
  /** Value stored for this statistic */
  using stat_type = StatisticBackedValue<int64_t>;
  /** Set to given value */
  IntStat& operator=(int64_t val);
  /** Pre-increment for the integer */
  IntStat& operator++();
  /** Post-increment for the integer */
  IntStat& operator++(int);
  /** Add `val` to the integer */
  IntStat& operator+=(int64_t val);
  /** Assign the maximum of the current value and `val` */
  void maxAssign(int64_t val);
  /** Assign the minimum of the current value and `val` */
  void minAssign(int64_t val);

 private:
  /** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
  IntStat(stat_type* data) : ValueStat(data) {}
};

}  // namespace cvc5

#endif


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1		/******************************************************************************
2		* Top contributors (to current version):
3		* Gereon Kremer
4		*
5		* This file is part of the cvc5 project.
6		*
7		* Copyright (c) 2009-2021 by the authors listed in the file AUTHORS
8		* in the top-level source directory and their institutional affiliations.
9		* All rights reserved. See the file COPYING in the top-level source
10		* directory for licensing information.
11		* ****************************************************************************
12		*
13		* Statistic proxy objects
14		*
15		* Conceptually, every statistic consists of a data object and a proxy
16		* object. The proxy objects are issued by the `StatisticsRegistry` and
17		* maintained by the user. They only hold a pointer to a matching data
18		* object. The purpose of proxy objects is to implement methods to easily
19		* change the statistic data, but shield the regular user from the internals.
20		*/
21
22		#include "cvc5_private_library.h"
23
24		#ifndef CVC5__UTIL__STATISTICS_STATS_H
25		#define CVC5__UTIL__STATISTICS_STATS_H
26
27		#include <optional>
28
29		#include "base/configuration.h"
30
31		namespace cvc5 {
32
33		// forward declare all values to avoid inclusion
34		struct StatisticAverageValue;
35		template <typename T>
36		struct StatisticBackedValue;
37		template <typename T>
38		struct StatisticHistogramValue;
39		template <typename T>
40		struct StatisticReferenceValue;
41		template <typename T>
42		struct StatisticSizeValue;
43		struct StatisticTimerValue;
44
45		class StatisticsRegistry;
46
47		/**
48		* Collects the average of a series of double values.
49		* New values are added by
50		* AverageStat stat;
51		* stat << 1.0 << 2.0;
52		*/
53		class AverageStat
54		{
55		public:
56		/** Allow access to private constructor */
57		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
58		/** Value stored for this statistic */
59		using stat_type = StatisticAverageValue;
60		/** Add the value `v` to the running average */
61		AverageStat& operator<<(double v);
62
63		private:
64		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
65	39666	AverageStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
66		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
67		stat_type* d_data;
68		};
69
70		/**
71		* Collects a histogram over some type.
72		* The type needs to be (convertible to) integral and support streaming to
73		* an `std::ostream`.
74		* New values are added by
75		* HistogramStat<Kind> stat;
76		* stat << Kind::PLUS << Kind::AND;
77		*/
78		template <typename Integral>
79		class HistogramStat
80		{
81		public:
82		/** Allow access to private constructor */
83		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
84		/** Value stored for this statistic */
85		using stat_type = StatisticHistogramValue<Integral>;
86		/** Add the value `val` to the histogram */
87	99428484	HistogramStat& operator<<(Integral val)
88		{
89		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
90		{
91	99428484	d_data->add(val);
92		}
93	99428484	return *this;
94		}
95
96		private:
97		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
98	1076292	HistogramStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
99		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
100		stat_type* d_data;
101		};
102
103		/**
104		* Stores the reference to some value that exists outside of this statistic.
105		* Despite being called `ReferenceStat`, the reference is held as a pointer
106		* and can thus be reset using `set`.
107		* Note that the referenced object must have a lifetime that is longer than
108		* the lifetime of the `ReferenceStat` object. Upon destruction of the
109		* `ReferenceStat` the current value of the referenced object is copied into
110		* the `StatisticsRegistry`.
111		*
112		* To convert to the API representation in `api::Stat`, `T` can only be one
113		* of the types accepted by the `api::Stat` constructors (or be implicitly
114		* converted to one of them).
115		*/
116		template <typename T>
117		class ReferenceStat
118		{
119		public:
120		/** Allow access to private constructor */
121		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
122		/** Value stored for this statistic */
123		using stat_type = StatisticReferenceValue<T>;
124		/** Reset the reference to point to `t`. */
125		template <typename TT>
126	132814	void set(const TT& t)
127		{
128		static_assert(std::is_same_v<T, TT>, "Incorrect type for ReferenceStat");
129		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
130		{
131	132814	d_data->d_value = &t;
132		}
133	132814	}
134		/** Commit the value currently pointed to and release it. */
135	89851	void reset()
136		{
137		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
138		{
139	89851	d_data->commit();
140	89851	d_data->d_value = nullptr;
141		}
142	89851	}
143		/** Copy the current value of the referenced object. */
144	130136	~ReferenceStat()
145		{
146		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
147		{
148	130136	d_data->commit();
149		}
150	130136	}
151
152		private:
153		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
154	132814	ReferenceStat(StatisticReferenceValue<T>* data) : d_data(data) {}
155		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
156		StatisticReferenceValue<T>* d_data;
157		};
158
159		/**
160		* Stores the size of some container that exists outside of this statistic.
161		* Note that the referenced container must have a lifetime that is longer than
162		* the lifetime of the `SizeStat` object. Upon destruction of the `SizeStat`
163		* the current size of the referenced container is copied into the
164		* `StatisticsRegistry`.
165		*/
166		template <typename T>
167		class SizeStat
168		{
169		public:
170		/** Allow access to private constructor */
171		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
172		/** Value stored for this statistic */
173		using stat_type = StatisticSizeValue<T>;
174		/** Reset the reference to point to `t`. */
175	9919	void set(const T& t)
176		{
177		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
178		{
179	9919	d_data->d_value = &t;
180		}
181	9919	}
182		/** Copy the current size of the referenced container. */
183	9916	~SizeStat()
184		{
185		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
186		{
187	9916	d_data->commit();
188		}
189	9916	}
190
191		private:
192		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
193	9919	SizeStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
194		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
195		stat_type* d_data;
196		};
197
198		class CodeTimer;
199		/**
200		* Collects cumulative runtimes. The timer can be started and stopped
201		* arbitrarily like a stopwatch. The value of the statistic is the
202		* accumulated time over all (start,stop) pairs.
203		* While the runtimes are stored in nanosecond precision internally,
204		* the API exports runtimes as integral numbers in millisecond
205		* precision.
206		*
207		* Note that it is recommended to use it in an RAII fashion using the
208		* `CodeTimer` class.
209		*/
210		class TimerStat
211		{
212		public:
213		/** Utility for RAII-style timing of code blocks */
214		using CodeTimer = cvc5::CodeTimer;
215		/** Allow access to private constructor */
216		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
217		/** Value stored for this statistic */
218		using stat_type = StatisticTimerValue;
219
220		/** Start the timer. Assumes it is not already running. */
221		void start();
222		/** Stop the timer. Assumes it is running. */
223		void stop();
224		/** Checks whether the timer is running. */
225		bool running() const;
226
227		private:
228		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
229	1129321	TimerStat(stat_type* data) : d_data(data) {}
230		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
231		stat_type* d_data;
232		};
233
234		/**
235		* Utility class to make it easier to call `stop` at the end of a code
236		* block. When constructed, it starts the timer. When destructed, it stops
237		* the timer.
238		*
239		* Allows for reentrant usage. If `allow_reentrant` is true, we check
240		* whether the timer is already running. If so, this particular instance
241		* of `CodeTimer` neither starts nor stops the actual timer, but leaves
242		* this to the first (or outermost) `CodeTimer`.
243		*/
244		class CodeTimer
245		{
246		public:
247		/** Disallow copying */
248		CodeTimer(const CodeTimer& timer) = delete;
249		/** Disallow assignment */
250		CodeTimer& operator=(const CodeTimer& timer) = delete;
251		/**
252		* Start the timer.
253		* If `allow_reentrant` is true we check whether the timer is already
254		* running. If so, this particular instance of `CodeTimer` neither starts
255		* nor stops the actual timer, but leaves this to the first (or outermost)
256		* `CodeTimer`.
257		*/
258		CodeTimer(TimerStat& timer, bool allow_reentrant = false);
259		/** Stop the timer */
260		~CodeTimer();
261
262		private:
263		/** Reference to the timer this utility works on */
264		TimerStat& d_timer;
265		/** Whether this timer is reentrant (i.e. does not do anything) */
266		bool d_reentrant;
267		};
268
269		/**
270		* Stores a simple value that can be set manually using regular assignment
271		* or the `set` method.
272		*
273		* To convert to the API representation in `api::Stat`, `T` can only be one
274		* of the types accepted by the `api::Stat` constructors (or be implicitly
275		* converted to one of them).
276		*/
277		template <typename T>
278		class ValueStat
279		{
280		public:
281		/** Allow access to private constructor */
282		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
283		friend class IntStat;
284		/** Value stored for this statistic */
285		using stat_type = StatisticBackedValue<T>;
286		/** Set to `t` */
287	6227	void set(const T& t)
288		{
289		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
290		{
291	6227	d_data->d_value = t;
292		}
293	6227	}
294		/** Set to `t` */
295		ValueStat<T>& operator=(const T& t)
296		{
297		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
298		{
299		set(t);
300		}
301		return *this;
302		}
303	68457	T get() const
304		{
305		if constexpr (Configuration::isStatisticsBuild())
306		{
307	68457	return d_data->d_value;
308		}
309		return T();
310		}
311
312		private:
313		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
314	3095558	ValueStat(StatisticBackedValue<T>* data) : d_data(data) {}
315		/** The actual data that lives in the registry */
316		StatisticBackedValue<T>* d_data;
317		};
318
319		/**
320		* Stores an integer value as int64_t.
321		* Supports the most useful standard operators (assignment, pre- and
322		* post-increment, addition assignment) and some custom ones (maximum
323		* assignment, minimum assignment).
324		*/
325		class IntStat : public ValueStat<int64_t>
326		{
327		public:
328		/** Allow access to private constructor */
329		friend class StatisticsRegistry;
330		/** Value stored for this statistic */
331		using stat_type = StatisticBackedValue<int64_t>;
332		/** Set to given value */
333		IntStat& operator=(int64_t val);
334		/** Pre-increment for the integer */
335		IntStat& operator++();
336		/** Post-increment for the integer */
337		IntStat& operator++(int);
338		/** Add `val` to the integer */
339		IntStat& operator+=(int64_t val);
340		/** Assign the maximum of the current value and `val` */
341		void maxAssign(int64_t val);
342		/** Assign the minimum of the current value and `val` */
343		void minAssign(int64_t val);
344
345		private:
346		/** Construct from a pointer to the internal data */
347	3076152	IntStat(stat_type* data) : ValueStat(data) {}
348		};
349
350		} // namespace cvc5
351
352		#endif