Update with the changes from 0.3.4
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OpenBLAS ChangeLog
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====================================================================
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Version 0.3.4
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02-Dec-2018
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common:
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* the new, experimental thread-local memory allocation had
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inadvertently been left enabled for gmake builds in 0.3.3
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despite the announcement. It is now disabled by default, and
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single-threaded builds will keep using the old allocator even
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if the USE_TLS option is turned on.
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* OpenBLAS will now provide enough buffer space for at least 50
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threads by default.
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* The output of openblas_get_config() now contains the version
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number.
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* A serious thread safety bug in GEMV operation with small M and
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large N size has been fixed.
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* The code will now automatically call blas_thread_init after a
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fork if needed before handling a call to openblas_set_num_threads
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* Accesses to parallelized level3 functions from multiple callers
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are now serialized to avoid thread races (unless using OpenMP).
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This should provide better performance than the known-threadsafe
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(but non-default) USE_SIMPLE_THREADED_LEVEL3 option.
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* When building LAPACK with gfortran, -frecursive is now (again)
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enabled by default to ensure correct behaviour.
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* The OpenBLAS version cblas.h now supports both CBLAS_ORDER and
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CBLAS_LAYOUT as the name of the matrix row/column order option.
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* Externally set LDFLAGS are now passed through to the final compile/link
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steps to facilitate setting platform-specific linker flags.
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* A potential race condition during the build of LAPACK (that would
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usually manifest itself as a failure to build TESTING/MATGEN) has been
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fixed.
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* xHEMV has been changed to stay single-threaded for small input sizes
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where the overhead of multithreading exceeds any possible gains
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* CSWAP and ZSWAP have been limited to a single thread except on ARMV8 or
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ThunderX hardware with sizable input.
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* Linker flags for the PGI compiler have been updated
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* Behaviour of AXPY with zero increments is now handled in the C interface,
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correcting the result on at least Intel Atom.
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* The result matrix from calling SGELSS with an all-zero input matrix is
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now zeroed completely.
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x86_64:
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* Autodetection of AMD Ryzen2 has been fixed (again).
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* CMAKE builds now support labeling of an INTERFACE64=1 build of
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the library with the _64 suffix.
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* AVX512 version of DGEMM has been added and the AVX512 SGEMM kernel
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has been sped up by rewriting with C intrinsics
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* Fixed compilation on RHEL5/CENTOS5 (issue with typename __WAIT_STATUS)
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POWER:
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* added support for building on AIX (with gcc and GNU tools from AIX Toolbox).
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* CPU type detection has been implemented for AIX.
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* CPU type detection has been fixed for NETBSD.
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MIPS64:
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* AXPY on LOONGSON3A has been corrected to pass "zero increment" utest.
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* DSDOT on LOONGSON3A has been fixed.
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* the SGEMM microkernel has been hardened against potential data loss.
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ARMV8:
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* DYNAMic_ARCH support is now available for 64bit ARM
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* cross-compiling for ARMV8 under iOS now works.
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* cpu-specific code has been rearranged to make better use of both
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hardware commonalities and model-specific compiler optimizations.
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* XGENE1 has been removed as a TARGET, superseded by the improved generic
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ARMV8 support.
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ARMV7:
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* Older assembly mnemonics have been converted to UAL form to allow
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building with clang 7.0
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* Cross compiling LAPACKE for Android has been fixed again (broken by
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update to LAPACK 3.7.0 some while ago).
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====================================================================
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Version 0.3.3
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31-Aug-2018
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