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blis/frame/include/level0/1m/bli_set1ms_mxn.h
Field G. Van Zee f808d829c5 Handle edge cases, zero-filling in packm kernels.
Details:
- Updated the API and semantics of packm kernels such that they must now
  handle edge cases, meaning that a c-by-k packm kernel must be able to
  pack edge cases that are fewer than c rows/columns and be able to
  zero-fill the remaining elements. They must also be able to zero-fill
  the equivalent region when copying fewer than k columns/rows (which is
  needed by trsm). The new packm kernel API is generally:

    void packm_kernel
         (
           conj_t           conja,
           dim_t            cdim,
           dim_t            n,
           dim_t            n_max,
           ctype*  restrict kappa,
           ctype*  restrict a, inc_t inca, inc_t lda,
           ctype*  restrict p,             inc_t ldp,
           cntx_t* restrict cntx
         );

  where cdim and n are the dimensions (short and long, respectively) of
  the submatrix being copied from the source matrix A, and n_max is the
  "full" long dimension (corresponding to the k dimension in gemm) of
  the micropanel. The "full" short dimension (corresponding to the
  register blocksize MR or NR) is not part of the API because it is
  known intrinsically by the packm kernel implementation. Thanks to
  Devin Matthews for prompting us to make this change (#282).
- Updated all reference packm kernels in ref_kernels/1m according to
  above changes, as well as all optimized packm kernels (which only
  consisted of those for knl).
- Bumped the major soname version number in 'so_version' to 2. At first
  I was considering leaving it unchanged, but I couldn't escape the
  reality that the packm kernel API is much closer to an expert API
  than it is some obscure helper function interface within the framework
  that nobody would ever notice.
- Removed reference packm kernels for mr/nr = 30. The only sub-config
  that would have been using those kernels is knc, which is likely no
  longer being used by very many people (if any). (This also mostly
  offset the larger object code footprint incurred by moving the edge-
  case handling into the individual packm kernels.)
- Fixed an obscure race condition for 3mh and 4mh induced methods in
  which those implementations were modifying the contexts stored in the
  gks rather than a local copy.
- Fixed a minor bug in the testsuite that prevented non-1m-based induced
  method implementations of trsm from executing.
2018-12-12 15:22:59 -06:00

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#ifndef BLIS_SET1MS_MXN_H
#define BLIS_SET1MS_MXN_H
// set1ms_mxn
#define bli_sset1ms_mxn( schema, offm, offn, m, n, a, y, rs_y, cs_y, ld_y ) \
{ \
/* Include real domain version to facilitate macro-izing mixed-datatype
components of packm. */ \
}
#define bli_dset1ms_mxn( schema, offm, offn, m, n, a, y, rs_y, cs_y, ld_y ) \
{ \
/* Include real domain version to facilitate macro-izing mixed-datatype
components of packm. */ \
}
static void bli_cset1ms_mxn
(
const pack_t schema,
const dim_t offm,
const dim_t offn,
const dim_t m,
const dim_t n,
scomplex* restrict alpha,
scomplex* restrict y, const inc_t rs_y, const inc_t cs_y, const inc_t ld_y
)
{
inc_t offm_local = offm;
inc_t offn_local = offn;
dim_t m_local = m;
dim_t n_local = n;
inc_t rs_y1 = rs_y;
inc_t cs_y1 = cs_y;
inc_t rs_y2 = rs_y;
inc_t cs_y2 = cs_y;
dim_t i, j;
/* Optimization: The loops walk through y with unit stride if y is
column-stored. If y is row-stored, swap the dimensions and strides
to preserve unit stride movement. */
if ( cs_y == 1 )
{
bli_swap_incs( &offm_local, &offn_local );
bli_swap_dims( &m_local, &n_local );
bli_swap_incs( &rs_y1, &cs_y1 );
bli_swap_incs( &rs_y2, &cs_y2 );
}
/* Handle 1e and 1r separately. */
if ( bli_is_1e_packed( schema ) )
{
scomplex* restrict y_off_ri = y + (offm_local )*rs_y1
+ (offn_local )*cs_y1;
scomplex* restrict y_off_ir = y + (offm_local )*rs_y1
+ (offn_local )*cs_y1 + ld_y/2;
for ( j = 0; j < n_local; ++j )
for ( i = 0; i < m_local; ++i )
{
bli_ccopy1es( *(alpha),
*(y_off_ri + i*rs_y1 + j*cs_y1),
*(y_off_ir + i*rs_y1 + j*cs_y1) );
}
}
else /* if ( bli_is_1r_packed( schema ) ) */
{
/* Scale the non-unit stride by two for the 1r loop, which steps
in units of real (not complex) values. */
if ( rs_y2 == 1 ) { cs_y2 *= 2; }
else /* if ( cs_y2 == 1 ) */ { rs_y2 *= 2; }
float* restrict y_cast = ( float* )y;
float* restrict y_off_r = y_cast + (offm_local )*rs_y2
+ (offn_local )*cs_y2;
float* restrict y_off_i = y_cast + (offm_local )*rs_y2
+ (offn_local )*cs_y2 + ld_y;
for ( j = 0; j < n_local; ++j )
for ( i = 0; i < m_local; ++i )
{
bli_ccopy1rs( *(alpha),
*(y_off_r + i*rs_y2 + j*cs_y2),
*(y_off_i + i*rs_y2 + j*cs_y2) );
}
}
}
static void bli_zset1ms_mxn
(
const pack_t schema,
const dim_t offm,
const dim_t offn,
const dim_t m,
const dim_t n,
dcomplex* restrict alpha,
dcomplex* restrict y, const inc_t rs_y, const inc_t cs_y, const inc_t ld_y
)
{
inc_t offm_local = offm;
inc_t offn_local = offn;
dim_t m_local = m;
dim_t n_local = n;
inc_t rs_y1 = rs_y;
inc_t cs_y1 = cs_y;
inc_t rs_y2 = rs_y;
inc_t cs_y2 = cs_y;
dim_t i, j;
/* Optimization: The loops walk through y with unit stride if y is
column-stored. If y is row-stored, swap the dimensions and strides
to preserve unit stride movement. */
if ( cs_y == 1 )
{
bli_swap_incs( &offm_local, &offn_local );
bli_swap_dims( &m_local, &n_local );
bli_swap_incs( &rs_y1, &cs_y1 );
bli_swap_incs( &rs_y2, &cs_y2 );
}
/* Handle 1e and 1r separately. */
if ( bli_is_1e_packed( schema ) )
{
dcomplex* restrict y_off_ri = y + (offm_local )*rs_y1
+ (offn_local )*cs_y1;
dcomplex* restrict y_off_ir = y + (offm_local )*rs_y1
+ (offn_local )*cs_y1 + ld_y/2;
for ( j = 0; j < n_local; ++j )
for ( i = 0; i < m_local; ++i )
{
bli_zcopy1es( *(alpha),
*(y_off_ri + i*rs_y1 + j*cs_y1),
*(y_off_ir + i*rs_y1 + j*cs_y1) );
}
}
else /* if ( bli_is_1r_packed( schema ) ) */
{
/* Scale the non-unit stride by two for the 1r loop, which steps
in units of real (not complex) values. */
if ( rs_y2 == 1 ) { cs_y2 *= 2; }
else /* if ( cs_y2 == 1 ) */ { rs_y2 *= 2; }
double* restrict y_cast = ( double* )y;
double* restrict y_off_r = y_cast + (offm_local )*rs_y2
+ (offn_local )*cs_y2;
double* restrict y_off_i = y_cast + (offm_local )*rs_y2
+ (offn_local )*cs_y2 + ld_y;
for ( j = 0; j < n_local; ++j )
for ( i = 0; i < m_local; ++i )
{
bli_zcopy1rs( *(alpha),
*(y_off_r + i*rs_y2 + j*cs_y2),
*(y_off_i + i*rs_y2 + j*cs_y2) );
}
}
}
#endif