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"""
Utility functions for checking constraints on kernels and calculating kernel attributes
"""

import ctypes

import cutlass_bindings
import cutlass
from cutlass.backend.library import DataTypeSize, TileDescription
from cutlass.utils.datatypes import binding_type


def calculate_smem_usage_per_stage(td: TileDescription, operation_kind: cutlass.OperationKind) -> int:
    """
    Returns the amount of shared memory in bytes consumed in a single stage of a kernel.

    :param td: tile description to compute shared memory of
    :type td: TileDescription
    :param operation_kind: identifier for the type of operation being performed
    :type operation_kind: cutlass.OperationKind

    :return: number of bytes of shared memory consumed by a single stage
    :rtype: int
    """
    m, n, k = td.threadblock_shape

    if operation_kind == cutlass.OperationKind.Gemm:
        stage_barrier_bytes = 32
        return (
            (DataTypeSize[td.math_instruction.element_a] * m * k // 8)
            + (DataTypeSize[td.math_instruction.element_b] * k * n // 8)
            + stage_barrier_bytes
        )
    else:
        raise Exception(f"No available shared memory calculation for operation kind {operation.operation_kind}")


def calculate_smem_usage(operation) -> int:
    """
    Returns the amount of shared memory in bytes consumed by a kernel.

    :return: number of bytes of shared memory consumed by the operation
    :return: int
    """
    _per_stage = calculate_smem_usage_per_stage(operation.tile_description, operation.operation_kind)
    return _per_stage * operation.tile_description.stages


def valid_stage_count(
    cc: int,
    td: TileDescription,
    element_C: cutlass.DataType = None,
    element_D: cutlass.DataType = None) -> tuple:
    """
    Checks whether a device with `cc` supports the number of stages within `tile_description`, both
    based on raw limits on the number of stages and based on shared memory capacity

    :param cc: compute capability of device in question
    :type cc: int
    :param td: tile description to check
    :type td: TileDescription
    :param element_C: data type of operand C
    :type element_C: cutlass.DataType
    :param element_D: data type of operand D
    :type element_D: cutlass.DataType

    :return: tuple with the first element indicating whether the provided tile description is
             valid for the provided device and the second element being an error message
    :rtype: tuple
    """
    if cc == 90:
        if (td.stages is None or td.stages == 0):
            # Stage count of None or 0 for SM90 indicates that the CollectiveBuilder automatically
            # determines the stage count to use. Thus, all settings are valid in these scenarios.
            return (True, "")
        else:
            cutlass.logger.warning(
                "Setting an explicit stage count for SM90 kernels currently may "
                "result in compilation errors if the combination of tile shape, "
                "stage count, and shared memory requirement of the epilogue exceeds "
                "the available shared memory per SM.")

    if td.stages <= 0:
        return (False, f"Stage counts must be positive integers. Tile description has stage count of {td.stages}.")

    if cc < 80 and td.stages != 2:
        return (False, f"Tile description has stage count of {td.stages}, "
                       f"but only 2 stages are supported on SM{cc}.")

    # The calculation below does not consider shared memory used by the epilogue and, thus,
    # only catches cases in which the mainloop exceeds the device's shared memory capacity.
    # This is not a concern for CUTLASS 2.x kernels, for which the shared memory of the
    # mainloop and epilogue is shared.
    smem_per_stage = calculate_smem_usage_per_stage(td, cutlass.OperationKind.Gemm)
    smem_usage_mainloop = (smem_per_stage * td.stages)
    smem_arch = cutlass.SharedMemPerCC[cc] << 10
    if smem_usage_mainloop > smem_arch:
        return ( False,
            "Configuration uses too much shared memory. Consider reducing stage count or tile shape.\n"
            f"Details:\n"
            f"Mainloop uses {smem_per_stage} bytes of shared memory per stage, and "
            f"{td.stages} stages for a total of {smem_usage_mainloop} bytes.\n"
            f"The maxmium amount of shared memory that can be used per block on CC {cc} is {smem_arch}.")

    return (True, "")


def valid_cluster_shape(cc: int, cluster_shape: list) -> tuple:
    """
    Checks whether a device with `cc` supports a thread block cluster of shape `cluster_shape`.

    :param cc: compute capability of device in question
    :type cc: int
    :param cluster_shape: dimensions of thread block cluster shape to check
    :type cluster_shape: list

    :return: tuple with the first element indicating whether the provided cluster shape is
             valid for the provided device and the second element being an error message
    :rtype: tuple
    """

    if cc < 90:
        if cluster_shape != [1, 1, 1]:
            return (False,
                    f"Cluster shape for pre-SM90 architectures must be [1, 1, 1]. Received cluster shape of "
                    f"{cluster_shape} for SM{cc}.")
        else:
            return (True, "")

    if len(cluster_shape) != 3:
        return (False,
                f"Cluster shapes must be rank-3. Received {cluster_shape} (rank {len(cluster_shape)}")

    if cluster_shape[2] != 1:
        return (False,
                "CUTLASS kernels currently require the third dimension of cluster shape to be 1. "
                f"Received cluster shape of {cluster_shape}.")

    # The CUDA programming guide currently defines a maximum of 8 thread blocks per cluster
    # as being portably supported (https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/#thread-block-clusters).
    # Current CUTLASS kernels only have non-unit cluster dimensions within the first two dimensions,
    # so we check that the first two dimensions of the cluster shape do not exceed 8 thread blocks in total.
    blocks_in_2d = cluster_shape[0] * cluster_shape[1]
    if blocks_in_2d > 8:
        return (False,
            f"Thread block clusters with more than 8 thread blocks are currently unsupported on SM{cc}. "
            f"Received cluster shape {cluster_shape}, which has {blocks_in_2d} thread blocks.")
    return (True, "")


def valid_schedule(
    cc: int,
    kernel_schedule: cutlass.KernelScheduleType,
    epilogue_schedule: cutlass.EpilogueScheduleType,
    tile_scheduler: cutlass.TileSchedulerType) -> tuple:
    """
    Checks that the kernel and epilogue schedules passed in are a valid combination for
    a device of compute capability ``cc``.

    :param cc: compute capability of device in question
    :type cc: int
    :param kernel_schedule: kernel schedule type
    :type kernel_schedule: cutlass.KernelScheduleType
    :param epilogue_schedule: epilogue schedule type
    :type epilogue_schedule: cutlass.EpilogueScheduleType
    :param tile_scheduler: tile scheduler type
    :type tile_scheduler: cutlass.TileSchedulerType

    :return: tuple with the first element indicating whether the provided schedules are
             valid for the provided device and the second element being an error message
    :rtype: tuple
    """
    kernel_auto = (kernel_schedule == cutlass.KernelScheduleType.ScheduleAuto)
    epilogue_auto = (epilogue_schedule == cutlass.EpilogueScheduleType.ScheduleAuto)
    tile_scheduler_default = (tile_scheduler == cutlass.TileSchedulerType.Default)
    if cc < 90 and not (kernel_auto and epilogue_auto and tile_scheduler_default):
        return (False, "Non-default schedules are only supported on SM90 and beyond")

    if (kernel_auto and not epilogue_auto) or (not kernel_auto and epilogue_auto):
        return (False, "Kernel and epilogue schedules must either both be auto or neither be auto")

    if not tile_scheduler_default:
        if (tile_scheduler == cutlass.TileSchedulerType.StreamK) and (kernel_schedule != cutlass.KernelScheduleType.TmaWarpSpecializedCooperative):
            return (False, "Stream-K tile scheduler is currently only supported with the cooperative kernel schedule")
    return (True, "")


def alignment_or_default(alignment_provided: int, default_alignment: int) -> int:
    """
    Returns `alignment_provided` if it is set, otherwise `default_alignment` and checks
    that `alignment_provided` does not exceed `default_alignment`.

    :param alignment_provided: alignment preference specified. Can be None.
    :type alignment_provided: int
    :param default_alignment: alignment to use if `alignment_provided` is None
    :type default_alignment: int

    :return: alignment to use
    :rtype: int
    """
    if alignment_provided is not None:
        if alignment_provided > default_alignment:
            raise Exception(f"Alignment {alignment_provided} exceeds the maximum supported of {default_alignment}.")
        return alignment_provided

    return default_alignment


def update_alignment(alignment_provided:int, default_alignment: int) -> int:
    """
    Returns `alignment_provided` if it is set, otherwise `default_alignment` and checks
    that `alignment_provided` does not exceed `default_alignment`.

    :param alignment_provided: alignment preference specified. Can be None.
    :type alignment_provided: int
    :param default_alignment: alignment to use if `alignment_provided` is None
    :type default_alignment: int

    :return: alignment to use
    :rtype: int
    """
    if alignment_provided is not None:
        if alignment_provided > default_alignment:
            if alignment_provided % default_alignment == 0:
                return default_alignment
            raise Exception(f"Alignment {alignment_provided} exceeds the maximum supported of {default_alignment}.")
        return alignment_provided

    return default_alignment
