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I'm trying to parallelize 2D FFT on a square NxN matrix. My serial 1-D FFT code is:
void FFT::fft( Complex* primal, Complex* dual, UINT stride, UINT indexOffset ) { const int absP = logf(N)/logf(2.0f); // Bottom level of iteration tree for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) c = primal[reverseIndex(i)*stride + indexOffset]; // There are absP levels above the bottom for (int p = 1; p <= absP; p++) { // Complex root of unity const int unityStep = 0x1 << p; const double theta = 2.0f * PI / unityStep; // INVERSE const Complex unityRoot(cos(theta), sin(theta)); // Each higher level doubles the step size for (int offset = 0; offset < N; offset += unityStep) { Complex omega = Complex(1.0f,0.0f); // Combine within a step segment (note only iterate over half step) for (int k = 0; k < unityStep/2; k++) { const Complex u = c[offset + k]; const Complex t = omega * c[offset + k + unityStep/2]; omega *= unityRoot; c[offset + k] = u + t; c[offset + k + unityStep/2] = u - t; } } } for (int j = 0; j < N; j++) dual[j*stride + indexOffset] = c; }
Which I call on every row, then on every collumn to get the 2D fourier transform. Since this operation is independent for each collumn & row, this should be easy to do in parallel. The fft operation uses a single global buffer c for temporary values, I just need M buffers for M threads to do their data juggling independently so I can
// fft on every row tbb::parallel_for( 0, N, 1, [&](int i) { fft->fft(matrix0, matrix0, 1, i * N); }); // fft on every collumn tbb::parallel_for( 0, N, 1, [&](int j) { fft->fft(matrix0, matrix0, N, j); });
but I don't know how to get some sort of "thread index" so each thread can index its own temporary buffer.
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Are you asking about TLS?
https://www.threadingbuildingblocks.org/docs/help/reference/thread_local_storage.htm
--Vladimir
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