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blis/frame/3/hemm/bli_hemm_front.c
Field G. Van Zee e9da6425e2 Allow use of 1m with mixing of row/col-pref ukrs.
Details:
- Fixed a bug that broke the use of 1m for dcomplex when the single-
  precision real and double-precision real ukernels had opposing I/O
  preferences (row-preferential sgemm ukernel + column-preferential
  dgemm ukernel, or vice versa). The fix involved adjusting the API
  to bli_cntx_set_ind_blkszs() so that the induced method context init
  function (e.g., bli_cntx_init_<subconfig>_ind()) could call that
  function for only one datatype at a time. This allowed the blocksize
  scaling (which varies depending on whether we're doing 1m_r or 1m_c)
  to happen on a per-datatype basis. This fixes issue #557. Thanks to
  Devin Matthews and RuQing Xu for helping discover and report this bug.
- The aforementioned 1m fix required moving the 1m_r/1m_c logic from
  bli_cntx_ref.c into a new function, bli_l3_set_schemas(), which is
  called from each level-3 _front() function. The pack_t schemas in the
  cntx_t were also removed entirely, along with the associated accessor
  functions. This in turn required updating the trsm1m-related virtual
  ukernels to read the pack schema for B from the auxinfo_t struct
  rather than the context. This also required slight tweaks to
  bli_gemm_md.c.
- Repositioned the logic for transposing the operation to accommodate
  the microkernel IO preference. This mostly only affects gemm. Thanks
  to Devin Matthews for his help with this.
- Updated dpackm pack ukernels in the 'armsve' kernel set to avoid
  querying pack_t schemas from the context.
- Removed the num_t dt argument from the ind_cntx_init_ft type defined
  in bli_gks.c. The context initialization functions for induced methods
  were previously passed a dt argument, but I can no longer figure out
  *why* they were passed this value. To reduce confusion, I've removed
  the dt argument (including also from the function defintion +
  prototype).
- Commented out setting of cntx_t schemas in bli_cntx_ind_stage.c. This
  breaks high-leve implementations of 3m and 4m, but this is okay since
  those implementations will be removed very soon.
- Removed some older blocks of preprocessor-disabled code.
- Comment update to test_libblis.c.
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/*
BLIS
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#include "blis.h"
void bli_hemm_front
(
side_t side,
obj_t* alpha,
obj_t* a,
obj_t* b,
obj_t* beta,
obj_t* c,
cntx_t* cntx,
rntm_t* rntm,
cntl_t* cntl
)
{
bli_init_once();
obj_t a_local;
obj_t b_local;
obj_t c_local;
// Check parameters.
if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
bli_hemm_check( side, alpha, a, b, beta, c, cntx );
// If alpha is zero, scale by beta and return.
if ( bli_obj_equals( alpha, &BLIS_ZERO ) )
{
bli_scalm( beta, c );
return;
}
// Alias A, B, and C in case we need to apply transformations.
bli_obj_alias_to( a, &a_local );
bli_obj_alias_to( b, &b_local );
bli_obj_alias_to( c, &c_local );
#ifdef BLIS_DISABLE_HEMM_RIGHT
// NOTE: This case casts right-side hemm in terms of left side. This is
// necessary when the current subconfiguration uses a gemm microkernel
// that assumes that the packing kernel will have already duplicated
// (broadcast) element of B in the packed copy of B. Supporting
// duplication within the logic that packs micropanels from Hermitian/
// matrices would be ugly, and so we simply don't support it. As a
// consequence, those subconfigurations need a way to force the Hermitian
// matrix to be on the left (and thus the general matrix to the on the
// right). So our solution is that in those cases, the subconfigurations
// simply #define BLIS_DISABLE_HEMM_RIGHT.
// NOTE: This case casts right-side hemm in terms of left side. This can
// lead to the microkernel being executed on an output matrix with the
// microkernel's general stride IO case (unless the microkernel supports
// both both row and column IO cases as well).
// If A is being multiplied from the right, transpose all operands
// so that we can perform the computation as if A were being multiplied
// from the left.
if ( bli_is_right( side ) )
{
bli_toggle_side( &side );
bli_obj_induce_trans( &a_local );
bli_obj_induce_trans( &b_local );
bli_obj_induce_trans( &c_local );
}
#else
// NOTE: This case computes right-side hemm/symm natively by packing
// elements of the Hermitian/symmetric matrix A to micropanels of the
// right-hand packed matrix operand "B", and elements of the general
// matrix B to micropanels of the left-hand packed matrix operand "A".
// This code path always gives us the opportunity to transpose the
// entire operation so that the effective storage format of the output
// matrix matches the microkernel's output preference. Thus, from a
// performance perspective, this case is preferred.
// An optimization: If C is stored by rows and the micro-kernel prefers
// contiguous columns, or if C is stored by columns and the micro-kernel
// prefers contiguous rows, transpose the entire operation to allow the
// micro-kernel to access elements of C in its preferred manner.
//if ( !bli_obj_is_1x1( &c_local ) ) // NOTE: This conditional should NOT
// be enabled. See issue #342 comments.
if ( bli_cntx_l3_vir_ukr_dislikes_storage_of( &c_local, BLIS_GEMM_UKR, cntx ) )
{
bli_toggle_side( &side );
bli_obj_toggle_conj( &a_local );
bli_obj_induce_trans( &b_local );
bli_obj_induce_trans( &c_local );
}
// If the Hermitian/symmetric matrix A is being multiplied from the right,
// swap A and B so that the Hermitian/symmetric matrix will actually be on
// the right.
if ( bli_is_right( side ) )
{
bli_obj_swap( &a_local, &b_local );
}
#endif
// Set the pack schemas within the objects.
bli_l3_set_schemas( &a_local, &b_local, &c_local, cntx );
// Set each alias as the root object.
// NOTE: We MUST wait until we are done potentially swapping the objects
// before setting the root fields!
bli_obj_set_as_root( &a_local );
bli_obj_set_as_root( &b_local );
bli_obj_set_as_root( &c_local );
// Parse and interpret the contents of the rntm_t object to properly
// set the ways of parallelism for each loop, and then make any
// additional modifications necessary for the current operation.
bli_rntm_set_ways_for_op
(
BLIS_HEMM,
BLIS_LEFT, // ignored for gemm/hemm/symm
bli_obj_length( &c_local ),
bli_obj_width( &c_local ),
bli_obj_width( &a_local ),
rntm
);
// Invoke the internal back-end.
bli_l3_thread_decorator
(
bli_gemm_int,
BLIS_GEMM, // operation family id
alpha,
&a_local,
&b_local,
beta,
&c_local,
cntx,
rntm,
cntl
);
}