dgetmi.c File Reference

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include "common.h"

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Functions
int	PLASMA_dgetmi (int m, int n, double *A, PLASMA_enum f_in, int imb, int inb)
int	PLASMA_dgetmi_Async (int m, int n, double *A, PLASMA_enum f_in, int mb, int nb, PLASMA_sequence *sequence, PLASMA_request *request)

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Detailed Description

PLASMA InPlaceTransformation module PLASMA is a software package provided by Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of California Berkeley and Univ. of Colorado Denver

This work is the implementation of an inplace transformation based on the GKK algorithm by Gustavson, Karlsson, Kagstrom and its fortran implementation.

Version:

2.4.5

Author:

Mathieu Faverge

Date:

2010-11-15

d Tue Nov 22 14:35:44 2011

PLASMA InPlaceTransformation module PLASMA is a software package provided by Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of California Berkeley and Univ. of Colorado Denver

This work is the implementation of an inplace transformation based on the GKK algorithm by Gustavson, Karlsson, Kagstrom and its fortran implementation.

Version:

2.4.5

Author:

Mathieu Faverge

Date:

2010-11-15

d Tue Nov 22 14:35:37 2011

Definition in file dgetmi.c.

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Function Documentation

int PLASMA_dgetmi	(	int	m,
		int	n,
		double *	A,
		PLASMA_enum	f_in,
		int	imb,
		int	inb
	)

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PLASMA_dgetmi Implementation of inplace transposition based on the GKK algorithm by Gustavson, Karlsson, Kagstrom. This algorithm shift some cycles to transpose the matrix.

Parameters:

[in]	m	Number of rows of matrix A
[in]	n	Number of columns of matrix A
[in,out]	A	Matrix of size L*m*n.
[in]	f_in	Original format of the matrix A. Must be part of (PlasmaCM, PlasmaRM, PlasmaCCRB, PlasmaCRRB, PlasmaRCRB, PlasmaRRRB)
[in]	imb	Number of rows of the problem
[in]	inb	Number of columns in the problem

See also:

PLASMA_dgetmi_Async

Definition at line 59 of file dgetmi.c.

References plasma_context_self(), PLASMA_dgetmi_Async(), plasma_dynamic_sync, PLASMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED, plasma_fatal_error(), PLASMA_REQUEST_INITIALIZER, plasma_sequence_create(), plasma_sequence_destroy(), and plasma_sequence_t::status.

{
    plasma_context_t *plasma;
    PLASMA_sequence *sequence = NULL;
    PLASMA_request request = PLASMA_REQUEST_INITIALIZER;
    int status;

    plasma = plasma_context_self();
    if (plasma == NULL) {
        plasma_fatal_error(__func__, "PLASMA not initialized");
        return PLASMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED;
    }

    plasma_sequence_create(plasma, &sequence);

    PLASMA_dgetmi_Async( m, n, A, 
                         f_in, imb, inb,
                         sequence, &request);
    plasma_dynamic_sync();
    status = sequence->status;
    plasma_sequence_destroy(plasma, sequence);

    return status;
}

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int PLASMA_dgetmi_Async	(	int	m,
		int	n,
		double *	A,
		PLASMA_enum	f_in,
		int	mb,
		int	nb,
		PLASMA_sequence *	sequence,
		PLASMA_request *	request
	)

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PLASMA_dgetmi_Async Implementation of inplace transposition based on the GKK algorithm by Gustavson, Karlsson, Kagstrom. This algorithm shift some cycles to transpose the matrix.

Parameters:

[in]	m	Number of rows of matrix A
[in]	n	Number of columns of matrix A
[in,out]	A	Matrix of size L*m*n.
[in]	f_in	Original format of the matrix A. Must be part of (PlasmaCM, PlasmaRM, PlasmaCCRB, PlasmaCRRB, PlasmaRCRB, PlasmaRRRB)
[in]	mb	Number of rows of the problem
[in]	nb	Number of columns in the problem
[in]	sequence	Identifies the sequence of function calls that this call belongs to (for completion checks and exception handling purposes).
[out]	request	Identifies this function call (for exception handling purposes).

See also:

PLASMA_dgetmi

Definition at line 125 of file dgetmi.c.

References PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(), plasma_error(), PLASMA_SUCCESS, PlasmaCCRB, PlasmaCM, PlasmaCRRB, PlasmaRCRB, PlasmaRM, and PlasmaRRRB.

{
    /* convert */
    switch ( f_in ) {
    case PlasmaCM   :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaCM,   mb, nb, PlasmaRM,   nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    case PlasmaCCRB :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaCCRB, mb, nb, PlasmaRRRB, nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    case PlasmaCRRB :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaCRRB, mb, nb, PlasmaRCRB, nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    case PlasmaRCRB :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaRCRB, mb, nb, PlasmaCRRB, nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    case PlasmaRRRB :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaRRRB, mb, nb, PlasmaCCRB, nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    case PlasmaRM   :
        PLASMA_dgecfi_Async(m, n, A, PlasmaRM,   mb, nb, PlasmaCM,   nb, mb, sequence, request);
        break;
    default:
        plasma_error(__func__, "unknown format");
    }
    return PLASMA_SUCCESS;
}

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