#11115: Rewrite cached_method in Cython
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Reporter: SimonKing |
Owner: jason
Type: enhancement |
Status: positive_review
Priority: major |
Milestone: sage-pending
Component: misc |
Keywords: category cython cache
Work_issues: |
Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: Nicolas M. Thiéry, Andrey Novoseltsev, Volker Braun |
Author: Simon King
Merged: |
Dependencies: #9976 #11298 #11342 #9138 #11815
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Description changed by jdemeyer:
Old description:
> Broadening the original description of the ticket:
>
> The aim is to provide a Cython version of the cached_method decorator.
> There are three benefits:
>
> 1)
> Speed (see timings in the comments)
>
> 2)
> Using cached methods in Cython code.
>
> 3) Parent and element methods of categories
>
> Let me elaborate on the last point:
>
> In order to make full use of the parent and element methods of a
> category, it should be possible to define a ''cached'' method in the
> category, so that any object of that category inherits it ''with
> caching''.
>
> Currently, it fails as follows:
> {{{
> sage: class MyCategory(Category):
> ....: def super_categories(self):
> ....: return [Objects()]
> ....: class ParentMethods:
> ....: @cached_method
> ....: def f(self, x):
> ....: return x^2
> ....:
> sage: cython("""from sage.structure.parent cimport Parent
> ....: cdef class MyClass(Parent): pass
> ....: """)
> sage: O = MyClass(category=MyCategory())
> sage: O.f(4)
> 16
> sage: O.f(x) is O.f(x)
> False
> }}}
>
> So, the method is inherited, but not cached.
>
> Depends on #9976, #11298, #11342, #9138
>
> Apply:
>
> [attachment:trac11115-cached_cython.patch]
>
> [attachment:trac11115_element_with_cache.patch]
>
> [attachment:trac11115_cached_function_pickling.patch]
>
> [attachment:trac_11115_reviewer.patch]
>
> Note that, if you want to '''remove''' the patches after testing them,
> you need to do
> {{{
> rm $SAGE_ROOT/devel/sage/build/sage/misc/cachefunc.*
> rm $SAGE_ROOT/devel/sage/build/*/sage/misc/cachefunc.*
> }}}
> Otherwise, `sage -br` would not work.
New description:
Broadening the original description of the ticket:
The aim is to provide a Cython version of the cached_method decorator.
There are three benefits:
1)
Speed (see timings in the comments)
2)
Using cached methods in Cython code.
3) Parent and element methods of categories
Let me elaborate on the last point:
In order to make full use of the parent and element methods of a category,
it should be possible to define a ''cached'' method in the category, so
that any object of that category inherits it ''with caching''.
Currently, it fails as follows:
{{{
sage: class MyCategory(Category):
....: def super_categories(self):
....: return [Objects()]
....: class ParentMethods:
....: @cached_method
....: def f(self, x):
....: return x^2
....:
sage: cython("""from sage.structure.parent cimport Parent
....: cdef class MyClass(Parent): pass
....: """)
sage: O = MyClass(category=MyCategory())
sage: O.f(4)
16
sage: O.f(x) is O.f(x)
False
}}}
So, the method is inherited, but not cached.
'''Apply:'''
1. [attachment:trac11115-cached_cython.patch]
1. [attachment:trac11115_element_with_cache.patch]
1. [attachment:trac11115_cached_function_pickling.patch]
1. [attachment:trac_11115_reviewer.patch]
Note that, if you want to '''remove''' the patches after testing them, you
need to do
{{{
rm $SAGE_ROOT/devel/sage/build/sage/misc/cachefunc.*
rm $SAGE_ROOT/devel/sage/build/*/sage/misc/cachefunc.*
}}}
Otherwise, `sage -br` would not work.
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