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#include <iostream>
#include <string>

// mfh 06 Jun 2013: This macro doesn't work like one might thing it
// should.  It doesn't take the template parameter DeviceType and
// print its actual type name; it just literally prints out
// "DeviceType".  I've worked around this below without using the
// macro, so I'm commenting out the macro to avoid compiler complaints
// about an unused macro.

// #define KOKKOS_MACRO_IMPL_TO_STRING( X ) #X
// #define KOKKOS_MACRO_TO_STRING( X )  KOKKOS_MACRO_IMPL_TO_STRING( X )

//------------------------------------------------------------------------

namespace Test {

enum { NUMBER_OF_TRIALS = 5 };



template< class DeviceType >
void run_test_hexgrad( int exp_beg , int exp_end, const char deviceTypeName[] )
{
  std::string label_hexgrad ;
  label_hexgrad.append( "\"HexGrad< double , " );
  // mfh 06 Jun 2013: This only appends "DeviceType" (literally) to
  // the string, not the actual name of the device type.  Thus, I've
  // modified the function to take the name of the device type.
  //
  //label_hexgrad.append( KOKKOS_MACRO_TO_STRING( DeviceType ) );
  label_hexgrad.append( deviceTypeName );
  label_hexgrad.append( " >\"" );

  for (int i = exp_beg ; i < exp_end ; ++i) {
    double min_seconds = 0.0 ;
    double max_seconds = 0.0 ;
    double avg_seconds = 0.0 ;

    const int parallel_work_length = 1<<i;

    for ( int j = 0 ; j < NUMBER_OF_TRIALS ; ++j ) {
      const double seconds = HexGrad< DeviceType >::test(parallel_work_length) ;

      if ( 0 == j ) {
        min_seconds = seconds ;
        max_seconds = seconds ;
      }
      else {
        if ( seconds < min_seconds ) min_seconds = seconds ;
        if ( seconds > max_seconds ) max_seconds = seconds ;
      }
      avg_seconds += seconds ;
    }
    avg_seconds /= NUMBER_OF_TRIALS ;

    std::cout << label_hexgrad
      << " , " << parallel_work_length
      << " , " << min_seconds
      << " , " << ( min_seconds / parallel_work_length )
      << std::endl ;
  }
}

template< class DeviceType >
void run_test_gramschmidt( int exp_beg , int exp_end, const char deviceTypeName[] )
{
  std::string label_gramschmidt ;
  label_gramschmidt.append( "\"GramSchmidt< double , " );
  // mfh 06 Jun 2013: This only appends "DeviceType" (literally) to
  // the string, not the actual name of the device type.  Thus, I've
  // modified the function to take the name of the device type.
  //
  //label_gramschmidt.append( KOKKOS_MACRO_TO_STRING( DeviceType ) );
  label_gramschmidt.append( deviceTypeName );
  label_gramschmidt.append( " >\"" );

  for (int i = exp_beg ; i < exp_end ; ++i) {
    double min_seconds = 0.0 ;
    double max_seconds = 0.0 ;
    double avg_seconds = 0.0 ;

    const int parallel_work_length = 1<<i;

    for ( int j = 0 ; j < NUMBER_OF_TRIALS ; ++j ) {
      const double seconds = ModifiedGramSchmidt< double , DeviceType >::test(parallel_work_length, 32 ) ;

      if ( 0 == j ) {
        min_seconds = seconds ;
        max_seconds = seconds ;
      }
      else {
        if ( seconds < min_seconds ) min_seconds = seconds ;
        if ( seconds > max_seconds ) max_seconds = seconds ;
      }
      avg_seconds += seconds ;
    }
    avg_seconds /= NUMBER_OF_TRIALS ;

    std::cout << label_gramschmidt
      << " , " << parallel_work_length
      << " , " << min_seconds
      << " , " << ( min_seconds / parallel_work_length )
      << std::endl ;
  }
}

}