Overview

Simple Float Vector Lane Selection

Select: Selects between the first set of lanes or the second one according to the value in 'select'. If the lane corresponding bit in select is 0 it returns the value in the first set of lanes,otherwise, if it is 1, it returns the value in the second set of lanes.

Shuffle: Shuffle selects from a single input acording to the start/offset computation.

Note: fpsel behaves as a "Shuffle" intrinsic.

To have more information in lane selection please refer to here.

Functions
v8float	fpshuffle (v8float xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors. More...

v8float	fpshuffle (v16float xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors. More...

v8float	fpshuffle (v8float xbuf)
	Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors. More...

v8float	fpshuffle (v32float xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle (v4cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle (v8cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle (v4cfloat xbuf)
	Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle (v16cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle_c (v4cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle_c (v8cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle_c (v4cfloat xbuf)
	Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors. More...

v4cfloat	fpshuffle_c (v16cfloat xbuf, int xstart, unsigned int xoffs)
	Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors. More...

Function Documentation

v8float fpshuffle	(	v8float	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X.
xoffs	8 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X.

v8float fpshuffle	(	v16float	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X.
xoffs	8 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X.

v8float fpshuffle ( v8float xbuf )

Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors.

for (i = 0 ; i < 8 ; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[i]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.

v8float fpshuffle	(	v32float	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision real floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X.
xoffs	8 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X.

v4cfloat fpshuffle	(	v4cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

v4cfloat fpshuffle	(	v8cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

v4cfloat fpshuffle ( v4cfloat xbuf )

Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors.

for (i = 0 ; i < 4 ; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[i]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.

v4cfloat fpshuffle	(	v16cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]]

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

v4cfloat fpshuffle_c	(	v4cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = conj(xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]])

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

v4cfloat fpshuffle_c	(	v8cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = conj(xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]])

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

v4cfloat fpshuffle_c ( v4cfloat xbuf )

Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors.

for (i = 0 ; i < 4 ; i++)

ret[i] = conj(xbuf[i])

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.

v4cfloat fpshuffle_c	(	v16cfloat	xbuf,
		int	xstart,
		unsigned int	xoffs
	)

Shuffle for single precision complex conjugate floating point vectors.

for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)

ret[i] = conj(xbuf[xstart + xoffs[i]])

Returns: Result vector.

Parameters

xbuf	Input buffer.
xstart	Starting offset for all lanes of X. The start value refers to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).
xoffs	4 x 4 bits: Additional lane-dependent offset for X. Highest (4th) bit in each lane must be 0. Range per lane : [0,7]

The offsets are referring to complex lanes (lane 0 corresponds to the first real and imaginary value).

Note: When xoffs is a runtime parameter, it might be more efficient to use fpmac_conf and calculate the offsets manually.

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