include/tuple_policy.hpp (59 lines of code) (raw):
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#include <memory>
#include <nanobind/nanobind.h>
#include <nanobind/trampoline.h>
#include <nanobind/intrusive/counter.h>
#include <nanobind/intrusive/ref.h>
#ifndef _TUPLE_POLICY_HPP_
#define _TUPLE_POLICY_HPP_
namespace nb = nanobind;
namespace datasketches {
/**
* @brief tuple_policy provides the underlying base class from
* which native Python policies ultimately inherit. The actual
* policies implement TuplePolicy, as shown in TuplePolicy.py
*/
struct tuple_policy : public nb::intrusive_base {
virtual nb::object create_summary() const = 0;
virtual nb::object update_summary(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const = 0;
virtual nb::object operator()(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const = 0;
virtual ~tuple_policy() = default;
};
/**
* @brief TuplePolicy provides the "trampoline" class for nanobind
* that allows for a native Python implementation of tuple
* sketch policies.
*/
struct TuplePolicy : public tuple_policy {
NB_TRAMPOLINE(tuple_policy, 3);
/**
* @brief Create a summary object
*
* @return nb::object representing a new summary
*/
nb::object create_summary() const override {
NB_OVERRIDE_PURE(
create_summary, // Name of function in C++ (must match Python name)
// Argument(s) -- if any
);
}
/**
* @brief Update a summary object using this policy
*
* @param summary The current summary to update
* @param update The new value with which to update the summary
* @return nb::object The updated summary
*/
nb::object update_summary(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const override {
NB_OVERRIDE_PURE(
update_summary, // Name of function in C++ (must match Python name)
summary, update // Arguments
);
}
/**
* @brief Applies this policy to summary with the provided update
*
* @param summary The current summary on which to apply the policy
* @param update An update to apply to the current summary
* @return nb::object The potentially modified summary
*/
nb::object operator()(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const override {
NB_OVERRIDE_PURE_NAME(
"__call__", // Name of function in python
operator(), // Name of function in C++
summary, update // Arguments
);
}
};
/* The tuple_policy_holder provides a concrete class that dispatches calls
* from the sketch to the tuple_policy. This class is needed to provide a
* concrete object to produce a compiled library, but library users should
* never need to use this directly.
*/
struct tuple_policy_holder {
explicit tuple_policy_holder(tuple_policy* policy) : _policy(policy) {}
tuple_policy_holder(const tuple_policy_holder& other) : _policy(other._policy) {}
tuple_policy_holder(tuple_policy_holder&& other) : _policy(std::move(other._policy)) {}
tuple_policy_holder& operator=(const tuple_policy_holder& other) { _policy = other._policy; return *this; }
tuple_policy_holder& operator=(tuple_policy_holder&& other) { std::swap(_policy, other._policy); return *this; }
nb::object create() const { return _policy->create_summary(); }
void update(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const {
summary = _policy->update_summary(summary, update);
}
void operator()(nb::object& summary, const nb::object& update) const {
summary = _policy->operator()(summary, update);
}
private:
nb::ref<tuple_policy> _policy;
};
/* A degenerate policy used to enable Jaccard Similarity on tuple sketches,
* where the computation requires a union and intersection over the keys but
* does not need to observe the summaries.
*/
struct dummy_jaccard_policy {
void operator()(nb::object&, const nb::object&) const {
return;
}
};
}
#endif // _TUPLE_POLICY_HPP_