blis/frame/base/bli_query.c

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#include "blis.h"

bool bli_obj_equals( obj_t* a, obj_t* b )
{
#if 0
	bool  r_val = FALSE;
	num_t dt_a;
	num_t dt_b;
	num_t dt;

	// The function is not yet implemented for vectors and matrices.
	if ( !bli_obj_is_1x1( a ) ||
	     !bli_obj_is_1x1( b ) )
		bli_check_error_code( BLIS_NOT_YET_IMPLEMENTED );

	dt_a = bli_obj_dt( a );
	dt_b = bli_obj_dt( b );

	// If B is BLIS_CONSTANT, then we need to test equality based on the
	// datatype of A--this works even if A is also BLIS_CONSTANT. If B
	// is a regular non-constant type, then we should use its datatype
	// to test equality.
	if ( dt_b == BLIS_CONSTANT ) dt = dt_a;
	else                         dt = dt_b;

	// Now test equality based on the chosen datatype.
	if ( dt == BLIS_CONSTANT )
	{
		dcomplex* ap_z = bli_obj_buffer_for_const( BLIS_DCOMPLEX, a );
		dcomplex* bp_z = bli_obj_buffer_for_const( BLIS_DCOMPLEX, b );

		// We only test equality for one datatype (double complex) since
		// we expect either all fields within the constant to be equal or
		// none to be equal. Therefore, we can just test one of them.
		r_val = bli_zeqa( ap_z, bp_z );
	}
	else
	{
		void* buf_a = bli_obj_buffer_for_1x1( dt, a );
		void* buf_b = bli_obj_buffer_for_1x1( dt, b );

		if      ( dt == BLIS_FLOAT )    r_val = bli_seqa( buf_a, buf_b );
		else if ( dt == BLIS_DOUBLE )   r_val = bli_deqa( buf_a, buf_b );
		else if ( dt == BLIS_SCOMPLEX ) r_val = bli_ceqa( buf_a, buf_b );
		else if ( dt == BLIS_DCOMPLEX ) r_val = bli_zeqa( buf_a, buf_b );
		else if ( dt == BLIS_INT )      r_val = bli_ieqa( buf_a, buf_b );
	}

	return r_val;
#else
	bool r_val;

	if ( bli_obj_is_1x1( a ) && bli_obj_is_1x1( b ) )
		bli_eqsc( a, b, &r_val );
	else if ( bli_obj_is_vector( a ) && bli_obj_is_vector( b ) )
		bli_eqv( a, b, &r_val );
	else
		bli_eqm( a, b, &r_val );

	return r_val;
#endif
}

bool bli_obj_imag_equals( obj_t* a, obj_t* b )
{
#if 0
	bool  r_val = FALSE;
	num_t dt_a;
	num_t dt_b;

	dt_a = bli_obj_dt( a );
	dt_b = bli_obj_dt( b );

	// The function is not yet implemented for vectors and matrices.
	if ( !bli_obj_is_1x1( a ) ||
	     !bli_obj_is_1x1( b ) ||
	     bli_is_constant( dt_a ) ||
	     bli_is_complex( dt_b ) )
		bli_check_error_code( BLIS_NOT_YET_IMPLEMENTED );

	// Handle the special (trivial) case where a is real, in which
	// case all we have to do is test whether b is zero.
	if ( bli_is_real( dt_a ) )
	{
		r_val = bli_obj_equals( &BLIS_ZERO, b );
	}
	else // if ( bli_is_complex( dt_a ) )
	{
		num_t dt_a_real = bli_dt_proj_to_real( dt_a );

		// Now we compare the imaginary part of a to b. Notice that since
		// we are using bli_obj_buffer_for_1x1() to acquire the buffer for
		// b, this works regardless of whether b is BLIS_CONSTANT.
		if ( dt_a == BLIS_SCOMPLEX )
		{
			scomplex* ap_c = bli_obj_buffer_at_off( a );
			float*    bp_c = bli_obj_buffer_for_1x1( dt_a_real, b );

			r_val = bli_seq( bli_cimag( *ap_c ), *bp_c );
		}
		else if ( dt_a == BLIS_DCOMPLEX )
		{
			dcomplex* ap_z = bli_obj_buffer_at_off( a );
			double*   bp_z = bli_obj_buffer_for_1x1( dt_a_real, b );

			r_val = bli_deq( bli_zimag( *ap_z ), *bp_z );
		}
	}
#endif
	bool r_val = FALSE;

	// The function is not yet implemented for vectors and matrices.
	if ( !bli_obj_is_1x1( a ) ||
	     !bli_obj_is_1x1( b ) ||
	     bli_obj_is_complex( b ) )
		bli_check_error_code( BLIS_NOT_YET_IMPLEMENTED );

	double a_r, a_i;
	double b_r, b_i;

	// Get the real and imaginary parts of a and cast them to local doubles.
	bli_getsc( a, &a_r, &a_i );

	// Get the value of b and cast to a local double. (Note: the imaginary part
	// of b is ignored since we know b is real.)
	bli_getsc( b, &b_r, &b_i );

	// Compare the imaginary part of a to the real part of b.
	if ( a_i == b_r ) r_val = TRUE;

	return r_val;
}

bool bli_obj_imag_is_zero( obj_t* a )
{
	bool r_val = TRUE;

	// The function is not yet implemented for vectors and matrices.
	if ( !bli_obj_is_1x1( a ) )
		bli_check_error_code( BLIS_NOT_YET_IMPLEMENTED );

	if ( bli_obj_is_complex( a ) )
	{
		double a_r, a_i;

		// Get the real and imaginary parts and cast them to local doubles.
		bli_getsc( a, &a_r, &a_i );

		// Compare the imaginary part of a to double-precision zero.
		if ( !bli_deq0( a_i ) ) r_val = FALSE;
	}

	return r_val;
}