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//! Unit tests for MAMBA-2 Hardware-Aware Optimizations
//!
//! Tests hardware capability detection, SIMD optimizations, and cache-aware operations.
use ml::mamba::hardware_aware::HardwareCapabilities;
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_default() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
// Verify cache parameters are realistic
assert_eq!(caps.cache_line_size, 64, "Standard cache line size is 64 bytes");
assert!(caps.l1_cache_size > 0 && caps.l1_cache_size < caps.l2_cache_size);
assert!(caps.l2_cache_size > 0 && caps.l2_cache_size < caps.l3_cache_size);
assert!(caps.l3_cache_size > 0);
// Verify SIMD width is reasonable
assert!(caps.simd_width == 4 || caps.simd_width == 8 || caps.simd_width == 16,
"SIMD width should be 4 (SSE), 8 (AVX2), or 16 (AVX-512)");
// Verify CPU core count is sensible
assert!(caps.num_cores > 0 && caps.num_cores <= 256,
"Core count should be positive and reasonable");
// Verify memory bandwidth is positive
assert!(caps.memory_bandwidth_gbps > 0.0,
"Memory bandwidth should be positive");
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_clone() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
let cloned = caps.clone();
assert_eq!(caps.cache_line_size, cloned.cache_line_size);
assert_eq!(caps.simd_width, cloned.simd_width);
assert_eq!(caps.num_cores, cloned.num_cores);
assert_eq!(caps.l1_cache_size, cloned.l1_cache_size);
assert_eq!(caps.l2_cache_size, cloned.l2_cache_size);
assert_eq!(caps.l3_cache_size, cloned.l3_cache_size);
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_debug() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
let debug_str = format!("{:?}", caps);
assert!(debug_str.contains("HardwareCapabilities"));
assert!(debug_str.contains("cache_line_size"));
assert!(debug_str.contains("simd_width"));
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_simd_features() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
// At least one SIMD feature should be supported on modern hardware
let has_simd = caps.supports_avx2 || caps.supports_avx512 || caps.supports_neon;
// Log detected features (for debugging, not assertion)
eprintln!("Detected SIMD features:");
eprintln!(" AVX2: {}", caps.supports_avx2);
eprintln!(" AVX-512: {}", caps.supports_avx512);
eprintln!(" NEON: {}", caps.supports_neon);
// This is informational - we don't fail if no SIMD (might be old hardware)
if !has_simd {
eprintln!("⚠️ No SIMD features detected - performance may be limited");
}
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_cache_hierarchy() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
// Verify cache hierarchy is logical
assert!(caps.l1_cache_size < caps.l2_cache_size,
"L1 cache should be smaller than L2");
assert!(caps.l2_cache_size < caps.l3_cache_size,
"L2 cache should be smaller than L3");
// Verify cache sizes are power-of-2 aligned
let is_power_of_2 = |n: usize| (n & (n - 1)) == 0 && n != 0;
// L1/L2/L3 caches are typically power-of-2 multiples of KB
assert!(is_power_of_2(caps.l1_cache_size / 1024) ||
caps.l1_cache_size % 1024 == 0,
"L1 cache size should be reasonable");
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_memory_bandwidth() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
// Memory bandwidth should be in a reasonable range
// Modern DDR4: 20-40 GB/s, DDR5: 40-80 GB/s, LPDDR: 10-30 GB/s
assert!(caps.memory_bandwidth_gbps >= 5.0 && caps.memory_bandwidth_gbps <= 200.0,
"Memory bandwidth should be in realistic range (5-200 GB/s)");
}
#[test]
fn test_hardware_capabilities_consistency() {
let caps = HardwareCapabilities::default();
// If AVX-512 is supported, AVX2 should also be (backward compatibility)
if caps.supports_avx512 {
// Note: This may not always be true, but it's typical
eprintln!("System has AVX-512, checking AVX2...");
eprintln!("AVX2 support: {}", caps.supports_avx2);
}
// NEON is ARM-specific, shouldn't coexist with AVX
if caps.supports_neon {
assert!(!caps.supports_avx2 && !caps.supports_avx512,
"NEON (ARM) and AVX (x86) should not both be supported");
}
// x86 systems should have AVX or AVX2 on modern hardware
#[cfg(target_arch = "x86_64")]
{
eprintln!("x86_64 platform detected");
// This is informational, not enforced
}
// ARM systems should have NEON
#[cfg(target_arch = "aarch64")]
{
assert!(caps.supports_neon, "ARM platforms should have NEON support");
}
}