elpa2_print_kernels.F90

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! This file was written by A. Marek, MPCDF

#include "config-f90.h"

!> \file print_available_elpa2_kernels.F90
!> \par
!> \brief Provide information which ELPA2 kernels are available on this system
!>
!> \details
!> It is possible to configure ELPA2 such, that different compute intensive
!> "ELPA2 kernels" can be choosen at runtime.
!> The service binary print_available_elpa2_kernels will query the library and tell
!> whether ELPA2 has been configured in this way, and if this is the case which kernels can be
!> choosen at runtime.
!> It will furthermore detail whether ELPA has been configured with OpenMP support
!>
!> Synopsis: print_available_elpa2_kernels
!>
!> \author A. Marek (MPCDF)
program print_available_elpa2_kernels

   use precision
   !use elpa1_impl
   !use elpa2

   use elpa2_utilities
   use elpa2_utilities_private

   implicit none

   integer(kind=ik) :: i

   print *, "This program will give information on the ELPA2 kernels, "
   print *, "which are available with this library and it will give "
   print *, "information if (and how) the kernels can be choosen at "
   print *, "runtime"
   print *
   print *
#ifdef WITH_OPENMP
   print *, " ELPA supports threads: yes"
#else
   print *, " ELPA supports threads: no"
#endif

   print *, "Information on ELPA2 real case: "
   print *, "=============================== "
#ifdef HAVE_ENVIRONMENT_CHECKING
   print *, " choice via environment variable: yes"
   print *, " environment variable name      : REAL_ELPA_KERNEL"
#else
   print *, " choice via environment variable: no"
#endif
   print *
   print *, " Available real kernels are: "
#ifdef HAVE_AVX2
   print *, " AVX kernels are optimized for FMA (AVX2)"
#endif
   call print_available_real_kernels()

   print *
   print *
   print *, "Information on ELPA2 complex case: "
   print *, "=============================== "
#ifdef HAVE_ENVIRONMENT_CHECKING
   print *, " choice via environment variable: yes"
   print *, " environment variable name      : COMPLEX_ELPA_KERNEL"
#else
   print *,  " choice via environment variable: no"
#endif
   print *
   print *, " Available complex kernels are: "
#ifdef HAVE_AVX2
   print *, " AVX kernels are optimized for FMA (AVX2)"
#endif
   call print_available_complex_kernels()

end program print_available_elpa2_kernels