From 29498664bacbc1ed70e63f884fa501528063836a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: lkcl Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2022 06:42:53 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] --- openpower/sv/ldst.mdwn | 59 +----------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 58 deletions(-) diff --git a/openpower/sv/ldst.mdwn b/openpower/sv/ldst.mdwn index 784a068fd..62e6a2c2d 100644 --- a/openpower/sv/ldst.mdwn +++ b/openpower/sv/ldst.mdwn @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ Links: * * * +* [[ldst/discussion]] # Rationale @@ -502,61 +503,3 @@ LD/ST, will give that same capability, with far more flexibility. Also LD/ST with immediate has a Pack/Unpack option similar to VSX 'vpack' and 'vunpack'. -# notes from lxo - -this section covers assembly notation for the immediate and indexed LD/ST. -the summary is that in immediate mode for LD it is not clear that if the -destination register is Vectorised `RT.v` but the source `imm(RA)` is scalar -the memory being read is *still a vector load*, known as "unit or element strides". - -This anomaly is made clear with the following notation: - - sv.ld RT.v, imm(RA).v - -The following notation, although technically correct due to being implicitly identical to the above, is prohibited and is a syntax error: - - sv.ld RT.v, imm(RA) - -Notes taken from IRC conversation - - sv.ld r#.v, ofst(r#).v -> the whole vector is at ofst+r# - sv.ld r#.v, ofst(r#.v) -> r# is a vector of addresses - similarly sv.ldx r#.v, r#, r#.v -> whole vector at r#+r# - whereas sv.ldx r#.v, r#.v, r# -> vector of addresses - point being, you take an operand with the "m" constraint (or other memory-operand constraints), append .v to it and you're done addressing the in-memory vector - as in asm ("sv.ld1 %0.v, %1.v" : "=r"(vec_in_reg) : "m"(vec_in_mem)); - (and ld%U1 got mangled into underline; %U expands to x if the address is a sum of registers - -permutations of vector selection, to identify above asm-syntax: - - imm(RA) RT.v RA.v nonstrided - sv.ld r#.v, ofst(r#2.v) -> r#2 is a vector of addresses - mem@ 0+r#2 offs+(r#2+1) offs+(r#2+2) - destreg r# r#+1 r#+2 - imm(RA) RT.s RA.v nonstrided - sv.ld r#, ofst(r#2.v) -> r#2 is a vector of addresses - (dest r# is scalar) -> VSELECT mode - imm(RA) RT.v RA.s fixed stride: unit or element - sv.ld r#.v, ofst(r#2).v -> whole vector is at ofst+r#2 - mem@r#2 +0 +1 +2 - destreg r# r#+1 r#+2 - sv.ld/els r#.v, ofst(r#2).v -> vector at ofst*elidx+r#2 - mem@r#2 +0 ... +offs ... +offs*2 - destreg r# r#+1 r#+2 - imm(RA) RT.s RA.s not vectorised - sv.ld r#, ofst(r#2) - -indexed mode: - - RA,RB RT.v RA.v RB.v - sv.ldx r#.v, r#2, r#3.v -> whole vector at r#2+r#3 - RA,RB RT.v RA.s RB.v - sv.ldx r#.v, r#2.v, r#3.v -> whole vector at r#2+r#3 - RA,RB RT.v RA.v RB.s - sv.ldx r#.v, r#2.v, r#3 -> vector of addresses - RA,RB RT.v RA.s RB.s - sv.ldx r#.v, r#2, r#3 -> VSPLAT mode - RA,RB RT.s RA.v RB.v - RA,RB RT.s RA.s RB.v - RA,RB RT.s RA.v RB.s - RA,RB RT.s RA.s RB.s not vectorised -- 2.30.2