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OpenBLAS/kernel/zarch/daxpy.c
Marius Hillenbrand 87e5bbd887 s390x: avoid variable-length arrays in struct for asm operands
... since it is not required and clang does not support that gcc
extension. Instead, use a variable-length array directly for these
operands.

Note that, while the actual inline assembly code does not directly use
these memory operands, they serve to inform the compiler that it cannot
reorder reads or writes to/from the input and output data across the
inline asm statements.

Signed-off-by: Marius Hillenbrand <mhillen@linux.ibm.com>
2020-09-02 13:49:31 +02:00

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#include "common.h"
static void daxpy_kernel_32(BLASLONG n, FLOAT *x, FLOAT *y, FLOAT *alpha) {
__asm__("vlrepg %%v0,%[alpha]\n\t"
"srlg %[n],%[n],5\n\t"
"xgr %%r1,%%r1\n\t"
"0:\n\t"
"pfd 1, 1024(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"pfd 2, 1024(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v16,0(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v17,16(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v18,32(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v19,48(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v20,0(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v21,16(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v22,32(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v23,48(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v24,64(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v25,80(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v26,96(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v27,112(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v28,64(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v29,80(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v30,96(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v31,112(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v16,%%v0,%%v16,%%v20\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v17,%%v0,%%v17,%%v21\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v18,%%v0,%%v18,%%v22\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v19,%%v0,%%v19,%%v23\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v24,%%v0,%%v24,%%v28\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v25,%%v0,%%v25,%%v29\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v26,%%v0,%%v26,%%v30\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v27,%%v0,%%v27,%%v31\n\t"
"vst %%v16,0(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v17,16(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v18,32(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v19,48(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v24,64(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v25,80(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v26,96(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v27,112(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v16,128(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v17,144(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v18,160(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v19,176(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v20,128(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v21,144(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v22,160(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v23,176(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v24,192(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v25,208(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v26,224(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v27,240(%%r1,%[x])\n\t"
"vl %%v28,192(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v29,208(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v30,224(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vl %%v31,240(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v16,%%v0,%%v16,%%v20\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v17,%%v0,%%v17,%%v21\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v18,%%v0,%%v18,%%v22\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v19,%%v0,%%v19,%%v23\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v24,%%v0,%%v24,%%v28\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v25,%%v0,%%v25,%%v29\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v26,%%v0,%%v26,%%v30\n\t"
"vfmadb %%v27,%%v0,%%v27,%%v31\n\t"
"vst %%v16,128(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v17,144(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v18,160(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v19,176(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v24,192(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v25,208(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v26,224(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"vst %%v27,240(%%r1,%[y])\n\t"
"agfi %%r1,256\n\t"
"brctg %[n],0b"
: "+m"(*(FLOAT (*)[n]) y),[n] "+&r"(n)
: [y] "a"(y), "m"(*(const FLOAT (*)[n]) x),[x] "a"(x),
[alpha] "Q"(*alpha)
: "cc", "r1", "v0", "v16", "v17", "v18", "v19", "v20", "v21", "v22",
"v23", "v24", "v25", "v26", "v27", "v28", "v29", "v30", "v31");
}
int CNAME(BLASLONG n, BLASLONG dummy0, BLASLONG dummy1, FLOAT da, FLOAT *x,
BLASLONG inc_x, FLOAT *y, BLASLONG inc_y, FLOAT *dummy,
BLASLONG dummy2) {
BLASLONG i = 0;
BLASLONG ix = 0, iy = 0;
if (n <= 0)
return 0;
if ((inc_x == 1) && (inc_y == 1)) {
BLASLONG n1 = n & -32;
if (n1)
daxpy_kernel_32(n1, x, y, &da);
i = n1;
while (i < n) {
y[i] += da * x[i];
i++;
}
return 0;
}
BLASLONG n1 = n & -4;
while (i < n1) {
FLOAT m1 = da * x[ix];
FLOAT m2 = da * x[ix + inc_x];
FLOAT m3 = da * x[ix + 2 * inc_x];
FLOAT m4 = da * x[ix + 3 * inc_x];
y[iy] += m1;
y[iy + inc_y] += m2;
y[iy + 2 * inc_y] += m3;
y[iy + 3 * inc_y] += m4;
ix += inc_x * 4;
iy += inc_y * 4;
i += 4;
}
while (i < n) {
y[iy] += da * x[ix];
ix += inc_x;
iy += inc_y;
i++;
}
return 0;
}