volk.tmpl.c File Reference

#include <volk/volk_common.h>
#include "volk_machines.h"
#include <volk/volk_typedefs.h>
#include <volk/volk_cpu.h>
#include "volk_rank_archs.h"
#include <volk/volk.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <volk/${kern.name}.h>

Macros
#define	LV_HAVE_GENERIC
#define	LV_HAVE_DISPATCHER

Functions
struct volk_machine *	get_machine (void)
void	volk_list_machines (void)
	Prints a list of machines available. More...
const char *	volk_get_machine (void)
	Returns the name of the machine this instance will use. More...
size_t	volk_get_alignment (void)
	Get the machine alignment in bytes. More...
bool	volk_is_aligned (const void *ptr)

Variables
static size_t	__alignment = 0
static intptr_t	__alignment_mask = 0
for kern in	kernels
	return

Macro Definition Documentation

LV_HAVE_DISPATCHER

#define LV_HAVE_DISPATCHER

LV_HAVE_GENERIC

#define LV_HAVE_GENERIC

Function Documentation

get_machine()

struct volk_machine* get_machine

(

void

)

volk_get_alignment()

size_t volk_get_alignment

(

void

)

Get the machine alignment in bytes.

volk_get_machine()

const char* volk_get_machine

(

void

)

Returns the name of the machine this instance will use.

volk_is_aligned()

bool volk_is_aligned

(

const void *

ptr

)

Is the pointer on a machine alignment boundary?

Note: for performance reasons, this function is not usable until another volk API call is made which will perform certain initialization tasks.

Parameters

ptr	the pointer to some memory buffer

Returns

1 for alignment boundary, else 0

volk_list_machines()

void volk_list_machines

(

void

)

Prints a list of machines available.

Variable Documentation

__alignment

size_t __alignment = 0

static

__alignment_mask

intptr_t __alignment_mask = 0

static

kernels

for kern in kernels

return

return