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blis/sandbox/power10/pack_kernels.c
nicholaiTukanov 907226c0af Rework POWER10 sandbox
- Add a testsuite for gathering performance (in GFLOPs) and measuring correctness for the POWER10 GEMM reduced precision/integer kernels.
- Reworked GENERIC_GEMM template to hardcode the cache parameters.
- Remove kernel wrapper that checked that only allowed matrices that weren't transposed or conjugated. However, the kernels still assume the matrices are not transposed. This wrapper was removed for performance reasons.
- Renamed and restructured files and functions for clarity.
- Editted the POWER10 document to reflect new changes.
2021-07-02 19:47:18 -05:00

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/*
BLIS
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/*
Details on bit16_dt vector data structure
Vector X = [ X[0,0] X[0,1] X[1,0] X[1,1] X[2,0] X[2,1] X[3,0] X[3,1] ]
Vector Y = [ Y[0,0] Y[0,1] Y[1,0] Y[1,1] Y[2,0] Y[2,1] Y[3,0] Y[3,1] ]
These bit16_dt vectors represent a 4x2 matrix. Hence, in matrix form it
looks like the following:
X = [ X[0,0] X[0,1]
X[1,0] X[1,1]
X[2,0] X[2,1]
X[3,0] X[3,1] ]
The outer product instruction: xvbf16ger2 (bfloat16 outer product)
Syntax:
xvbf16ger2 ACCUMULATOR A, VECTOR X, VECTOR Y
Semantics:
A = X * Y^T
The generic packing routine would load 8 elements from the same column.
This causes an issue since the instruction expects the vector to be a
4x2 matrix where the data is packed in contiguous order. Thus, we must make
a packing routine that will interleave the matrix data. Making it so
that when we load the 8 contiguous elements from A, it will represent
a 4x2 section of the matrix.
*/
#include "pack_a_templates.h"
#include "pack_b_templates.h"
#include "bli_sandbox.h"
// 16 bit routines
BIT16_PACK_A(sb, bfloat16);
BIT16_PACK_B(sb, bfloat16);
BIT16_PACK_A(sh, float16);
BIT16_PACK_B(sh, float16);
BIT16_PACK_A(i16, int16_t);
BIT16_PACK_B(i16, int16_t);
// 8 bit
BIT8_PACK_A(i8, int8_t);
BIT8_PACK_B(i8, int8_t);
// 4 bit
BIT4_PACK_A(i4, nibbles);
BIT4_PACK_B(i4, nibbles);