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blis/gtestsuite/testsuite/level1/subv/subv_IIT_ERS.cpp
Edward Smyth 75f21182bd GTestSuite: IIT and ERS test improvements
Various improvements:
- Where appropriate, test both:
  - with nullptr for suitable arguments that should never
    be touched.
  - with all arguments correct except the one we want to
    test, to check we are not returning early because
    another argument is a nullptr.
- Test incorrect values for order argument in CBLAS calls.
- Test early exits with limited data changes, e.g. set
  C to 0 or scale C in GEMM when alpha = 0.
- Bugfix in gemmt test when alpha is 0 and beta is 1.
- Use reference library gemmt for comparison when library
  is not netlib BLAS.

AMD-Internal: [CPUPL-4500]
Change-Id: Ibde7eaba5a484a87674044ca44855c6f6ee4ff4b
2024-07-31 15:36:01 -04:00

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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include "test_subv.h"
#include "common/wrong_inputs_helpers.h"
#include "common/testing_helpers.h"
#include "inc/check_error.h"
template <typename T>
class subv_IIT_ERS : public ::testing::Test {};
typedef ::testing::Types<float, double, scomplex, dcomplex> TypeParam;
TYPED_TEST_SUITE(subv_IIT_ERS, TypeParam);
using namespace testinghelpers::IIT;
#if defined(TEST_BLIS_TYPED)
/*
BLIS Early Return Scenarios(ERS):
SUBV is expected to return early in the following cases:
1. n <= 0
*/
// n < 0, with non-unit stride
TYPED_TEST(subv_IIT_ERS, n_lt_zero_nonUnitStride)
{
using T = TypeParam;
gtint_t invalid_n = -1;
gtint_t inc = 5;
// Test with all arguments correct except for the value we are choosing to test.
// Defining the X & Y vectors with values for debugging purposes
std::vector<T> x = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
std::vector<T> y = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
// Copy so that we check that the elements of Y are not modified.
std::vector<T> y_ref(y);
// Call BLIS subv with a invalid value for n==-1 & non-unit stride inc = 5.
subv<T>( 'n', invalid_n, x.data(), inc, y.data(), inc );
// Use bitwise comparison (no threshold).
computediff<T>( "y", N, y.data(), y_ref.data(), inc );
}
// n < 0, with unit stride
TYPED_TEST(subv_IIT_ERS, n_lt_zero_unitStride)
{
using T = TypeParam;
gtint_t invalid_n = -1;
gtint_t inc = 1;
// Test with all arguments correct except for the value we are choosing to test.
// Defining the X & Y vectors with values for debugging purposes
std::vector<T> x = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
std::vector<T> y = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
// Copy so that we check that the elements of Y are not modified.
std::vector<T> y_ref(y);
// Call BLIS subv with a invalid value for n==-1 & unit stride inc = 1.
subv<T>( 'n', invalid_n, x.data(), inc, y.data(), inc );
// Use bitwise comparison (no threshold).
computediff<T>( "y", N, y.data(), y_ref.data(), inc );
}
// n == 0, with non-unit stride
TYPED_TEST(subv_IIT_ERS, n_eq_zero_nonUnitStride)
{
using T = TypeParam;
gtint_t invalid_n = 0;
gtint_t inc = 2;
// Test with all arguments correct except for the value we are choosing to test.
// Defining the X & Y vectors with values for debugging purposes
std::vector<T> x = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
std::vector<T> y = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
// Copy so that we check that the elements of Y are not modified.
std::vector<T> y_ref(y);
// Call BLIS subv with a invalid value for n==0 & non-unit stride inc = 2.
subv<T>( 'n', invalid_n, x.data(), inc, y.data(), inc );
// Use bitwise comparison (no threshold).
computediff<T>( "y", N, y.data(), y_ref.data(), inc );
}
// n == 0, with unit stride
TYPED_TEST(subv_IIT_ERS, n_eq_zero_unitStride)
{
using T = TypeParam;
gtint_t invalid_n = 0;
gtint_t inc = 1;
// Test with all arguments correct except for the value we are choosing to test.
// Defining the X & Y vectors with values for debugging purposes
std::vector<T> x = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
std::vector<T> y = testinghelpers::get_random_vector<T>( -10, 10, N, inc );
// Copy so that we check that the elements of Y are not modified.
std::vector<T> y_ref(y);
// Call BLIS subv with a invalid value for n==0 & unit stride inc = 1.
subv<T>( 'n', invalid_n, x.data(), inc, y.data(), inc );
// Use bitwise comparison (no threshold).
computediff<T>( "y", N, y.data(), y_ref.data(), inc );
}
#endif