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# INITIAL AUTHORS - API and implementation and/or documentation
# :author: Charlie Vanaret, Francois Gallard, Gilberto Ruiz
# OTHER AUTHORS - MACROSCOPIC CHANGES
"""Parallel execution of disciplines and functions using multiprocessing."""
from __future__ import annotations
import logging
import multiprocessing as mp
import queue
import sys
import threading as th
import time
import traceback
from multiprocessing import get_context
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
from typing import Any
from typing import Callable
from typing import ClassVar
from typing import Final
from typing import TypeVar
from docstring_inheritance import GoogleDocstringInheritanceMeta
from strenum import StrEnum
from gemseo.utils.multiprocessing import get_multi_processing_manager
from gemseo.utils.platform import PLATFORM_IS_WINDOWS
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from collections.abc import Iterable
from collections.abc import Sequence
SUBPROCESS_NAME: Final[str] = "subprocess"
LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
_QueueType = TypeVar("_QueueType", queue.Queue, mp.Queue)
CallbackType = Callable[[int, Any], Any]
"""The type of a callback function."""
def _execute_workers(
task_callables: _TaskCallables,
queue_in: _QueueType,
queue_out: _QueueType,
) -> None:
"""Call the task callables for args that are left in the queue_in.
Args:
task_callables: The task callables.
queue_in: The queue with the task index to execute.
queue_out: The queue object where the outputs of the workers are saved.
"""
for task_index, input_ in iter(queue_in.get, None):
try:
sys.stdout.flush()
output = task_callables(task_index, input_)
except BaseException as err:
traceback.print_exc()
queue_out.put((task_index, err))
queue_in.task_done()
continue
queue_out.put((task_index, output))
queue_in.task_done()
class _TaskCallables:
"""Manage the call of one callable among callables."""
callables: Sequence[Callable]
"""The callables."""
inputs: Sequence[Any]
"""The inputs to be passed to the callables."""
def __init__(self, callables: Sequence[Callable]) -> None:
"""
Args:
callables: The callables.
inputs: The inputs to be passed to the callables.
""" # noqa: D205, D212, D415
self.callables = callables
def __call__(self, task_index: int, input_) -> Any:
"""Call a callable.
Args:
task_index: The index of the callable to call.
Returns:
The output of callable.
"""
if len(self.callables) > 1:
callable_ = self.callables[task_index]
else:
callable_ = self.callables[0]
return callable_(input_)
[docs]
class CallableParallelExecution(metaclass=GoogleDocstringInheritanceMeta):
"""Perform a parallel execution of callables.
The inputs must be independent objects.
"""
[docs]
class MultiProcessingStartMethod(StrEnum):
"""The multiprocessing start method."""
FORK = "fork"
SPAWN = "spawn"
FORKSERVER = "forkserver"
MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD: ClassVar[MultiProcessingStartMethod]
"""The start method used for multiprocessing.
The default is :attr:`.MultiProcessingStartMethod.SPAWN` on Windows,
:attr:`.MultiProcessingStartMethod.FORK` otherwise.
"""
if PLATFORM_IS_WINDOWS: # pragma: win32 cover
MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD = MultiProcessingStartMethod.SPAWN
else: # pragma: win32 no cover
MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD = MultiProcessingStartMethod.FORK
N_CPUS: Final[int] = mp.cpu_count()
"""The number of CPUs."""
workers: Sequence[Callable]
"""The objects that perform the tasks."""
n_processes: int
"""The maximum simultaneous number of threads or processes."""
use_threading: bool
"""Whether to use threads instead of processes to parallelize the execution."""
wait_time_between_fork: float
"""The time to wait between two forks of the process/thread."""
inputs: list[Any]
"""The inputs to be passed to the workers."""
__exceptions_to_re_raise: tuple[type[Exception]]
"""The exception from a worker to be raised."""
def __init__(
self,
workers: Sequence[Callable],
n_processes: int = N_CPUS,
use_threading: bool = False,
wait_time_between_fork: float = 0.0,
exceptions_to_re_raise: tuple[type[Exception]] = (),
) -> None:
"""
Args:
workers: The objects that perform the tasks.
Either pass one worker, and it will be forked in multiprocessing.
Or, when using multithreading or different workers, pass one worker
per input data.
n_processes: The maximum simultaneous number of threads,
if ``use_threading`` is True, or processes otherwise,
used to parallelize the execution.
use_threading: Whether to use threads instead of processes
to parallelize the execution.
Multiprocessing will copy (serialize) all the disciplines,
while threading will share all the memory.
This is important to note if you want to execute the same
discipline multiple times, in which case you shall use
multiprocessing.
wait_time_between_fork: The time to wait between two forks of the
process/thread.
exceptions_to_re_raise: The exceptions that should be raised again
when caught inside a worker. If ``None``, all exceptions coming from
workers are caught and the execution is allowed to continue.
Raises:
ValueError: If there are duplicated workers in ``workers`` when
using multithreading.
""" # noqa: D205, D212, D415
self.workers = workers
self.n_processes = n_processes
self.use_threading = use_threading
self.wait_time_between_fork = wait_time_between_fork
self.__exceptions_to_re_raise = exceptions_to_re_raise
self._check_unicity(workers)
def _check_unicity(self, objects: Any) -> None:
"""Check that the objects are unique.
Args:
objects: The objects to check.
"""
if self.use_threading:
ids = {id(obj) for obj in objects}
if len(ids) != len(objects):
msg = (
"When using multithreading, all workers shall be different objects."
)
raise ValueError(msg)
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def execute(
self,
inputs: Sequence[Any],
exec_callback: CallbackType | Iterable[CallbackType] = (),
task_submitted_callback: Callable | None = None,
) -> list[Any]:
"""Execute all the processes.
Args:
inputs: The input values.
exec_callback: Callback functions called with the
pair (index, outputs) as arguments when an item is retrieved
from the processing. Index is the associated index
in inputs of the input used to compute the outputs.
If empty, no function is called.
task_submitted_callback: A callback function called when all the
tasks are submitted, but not done yet. If ``None``, no function
is called.
Returns:
The computed outputs.
Warnings:
This class relies on multiprocessing features, it is therefore
necessary to protect its execution with an ``if __name__ == '__main__':``
statement when working on Windows.
"""
if exec_callback is None:
exec_callback = []
if callable(exec_callback):
exec_callback = [exec_callback]
n_tasks = len(inputs)
tasks = list(range(n_tasks))[::-1]
# Queue for workers.
if self.use_threading:
queue_in = queue.Queue()
queue_out = queue.Queue()
processor = th.Thread
else:
manager = get_multi_processing_manager()
queue_in = manager.Queue()
queue_out = manager.Queue()
tasks = manager.list(tasks)
self.__check_multiprocessing_start_method()
processor = get_context(method=self.MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD).Process
task_callables = _TaskCallables(self.workers)
processes = []
for _ in range(min(n_tasks, self.n_processes)):
proc = processor(
target=_execute_workers,
args=(task_callables, queue_in, queue_out),
name=SUBPROCESS_NAME,
)
proc.daemon = True
proc.start()
processes.append(proc)
if mp.current_process().name == SUBPROCESS_NAME and not self.use_threading:
# The subprocesses do nothing here.
return []
# Fill the input queue.
while tasks:
task_index = tasks.pop()
# Delay the next processes execution after the first one.
if self.wait_time_between_fork > 0 and task_index > 0:
time.sleep(self.wait_time_between_fork)
queue_in.put((task_index, inputs[task_index]))
if task_submitted_callback is not None:
task_submitted_callback()
# Sort the outputs with the same order as functions.
ordered_outputs = [None] * n_tasks
got_n_outs = 0
# Retrieve outputs on the fly to call the callbacks, typically
# iterates progress bar and stores the data in database or cache.
stop = False
while got_n_outs != n_tasks and not stop:
index, output = queue_out.get()
if isinstance(output, Exception):
LOGGER.error("Failed to execute task indexed %s", str(index))
LOGGER.error(output)
# Condition to stop the execution only for required exceptions.
# Otherwise, keep getting outputs from the queue.
if isinstance(output, self.__exceptions_to_re_raise):
stop = True
else:
ordered_outputs[index] = output
for callback in exec_callback:
callback(index, output)
got_n_outs += 1
# Terminate the threads or processes.
for _ in processes:
queue_in.put(None)
for proc in processes:
proc.join()
if isinstance(output, self.__exceptions_to_re_raise):
raise output
return ordered_outputs
def __check_multiprocessing_start_method(self) -> None:
"""Check the multiprocessing start method with respect to the platform.
Raises:
ValueError: If the start method is different from ``spawn`` on
Windows platform.
"""
if (
PLATFORM_IS_WINDOWS
and self.MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD
!= self.MultiProcessingStartMethod.SPAWN
): # pragma: win32 cover
msg = (
f"The multiprocessing start method "
f"{self.MULTI_PROCESSING_START_METHOD.value} "
f"cannot be used on the Windows platform. "
f"Only {self.MultiProcessingStartMethod.SPAWN.value} is available."
)
raise ValueError(msg)
