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Pull Request Description

This adds a basic registration-based scheduler option to Argobots, which allows users to
associate a scheduling policy with each pool that is passed to the scheduler which determines
how the scheduler will select which pool to pop from at each iteration of the scheduler loop.

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  • Reference appropriate issues (with "Fixes" or "See" as appropriate)
  • Commits are self-contained and do not do two things at once
  • Commit message is of the form: module: short description and follows good practice
  • Passes whitespace checkers

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sched: Add a registration-based scheduler to Argobots
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This scheduler allows users to associate simple policies with
each pool that dictate how the scheduler selects the pool to pop
from at each iteration of the scheduler loop.
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shintaro-iwasaki commented Jan 26, 2022

Thank you for your contribution, @epmikida!

Before diving into the detailed code review, can I ask you the following?

  1. Please add at least one small test in test/basic/ (in a different commit).
  2. Please fix all the whitespace/compilation problems. The CI tests will be run automatically whenever you push changes
  3. Please rebase the branch to the latest main branch (GitHub says This branch is out-of-date with the base branch)
  4. Please explain a typical use case of the new scheduler. It'd be great if you could give a small code snippet.
  5. Similar to 4: please explain merits of this new scheduler over the existing user-defined scheduler from a viewpoint of performance, abstraction, and/or functionality.
    • Particularly, do we need a new function for this new scheduler type? Isn't it another "predefined" scheduler (see ABT_sched_predef)?

(Please let me note that I am not opposing to the idea, and I believe I know the idea and like it!)

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epmikida commented Jan 31, 2022

Thank you for your contribution, @epmikida!

Before diving into the detailed code review, can I ask you the following?

  1. Please add at least one small test in test/basic/ (in a different commit).

  2. Please fix all the whitespace/compilation problems. The CI tests will be run automatically whenever you push changes

  3. Please rebase the branch to the latest main branch (GitHub says This branch is out-of-date with the base branch)

  4. Please explain a typical use case of the new scheduler. It'd be great if you could give a small code snippet.

  5. Similar to 4: please explain merits of this new scheduler over the existing user-defined scheduler from a viewpoint of performance, abstraction, and/or functionality.

    • Particularly, do we need a new function for this new scheduler type? Isn't it another "predefined" scheduler (see ABT_sched_predef)?

(Please let me note that I am not opposing to the idea, and I believe I know the idea and like it!)

Yes, I'll get working on these changes right away.

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