//// Copyright (c) 2017 The Khronos Group Inc.//// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.// You may obtain a copy of the License at//// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0//// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and// limitations under the License.//#ifndef TEST_CONFORMANCE_CLCPP_FUNCS_TEST_UTILS_HPP#define TEST_CONFORMANCE_CLCPP_FUNCS_TEST_UTILS_HPP// This file contains helper classes and functions for testing various unary, binary// and ternary OpenCL functions (for example cl::abs(x) or cl::abs_diff(x, y)),// as well as other helper functions/classes.#include "common.hpp"#define TEST_UNARY_FUNC_MACRO(TEST_CLASS) \last_error = test_unary_func( \device, context, queue, n_elems, TEST_CLASS \); \CHECK_ERROR(last_error) \error |= last_error;#define TEST_BINARY_FUNC_MACRO(TEST_CLASS) \last_error = test_binary_func( \device, context, queue, n_elems, TEST_CLASS \); \CHECK_ERROR(last_error) \error |= last_error;#define TEST_TERNARY_FUNC_MACRO(TEST_CLASS) \last_error = test_ternary_func( \device, context, queue, n_elems, TEST_CLASS \); \CHECK_ERROR(last_error) \error |= last_error;#include "utils_test/compare.hpp"#include "utils_test/generate_inputs.hpp"// HOWTO://// unary_func, binary_func, ternary_func - base classes wrapping OpenCL functions that// you want to test.//// To create a wrapper class for given function, you need to create a class derived from correct// base class (unary_func, binary_func, ternary_func), and define://// * std::string str() method which should return class name in OpenCL ("abs", "abs_diff"),// * operator(x), operator(x, y) or operator(x,y,z) depending on arity of the function you wish// to test, method should work exactly as the tested function works in OpenCL// * if it's needed you can overload min1, max1, min2, max2, min3, max3 methods with returns min// and max values that can be generated for given input (function argument) [required for vec// arguments],// * if you want to use vector arguments (for example: cl_int2, cl_ulong16), you should look at// how int_func_clamp<> is implemented in integer_funcs/numeric_funcs.hpp.//// To see how you should use class you've just created see AUTO_TEST_CASE(test_int_numeric_funcs)// in integer_funcs/numeric_funcs.hpp.#include "utils_test/unary.hpp"#include "utils_test/binary.hpp"#include "utils_test/ternary.hpp"#endif // TEST_CONFORMANCE_CLCPP_FUNCS_TEST_UTILS_HPP