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example_strsm.c File Reference

Example for solving a system of linear equations using Cholesky factorization and PLASMA_strsm routine. More...

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <plasma.h>
#include <cblas.h>
#include <lapacke.h>
#include <core_blas.h>
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Functions

int check_solution (int, int, float *, int, float *, float *, int)
int main ()

Variables

int IONE = 1
int ISEED [4] = {0,0,0,1}

Detailed Description

Example for solving a system of linear equations using Cholesky factorization and PLASMA_strsm routine.

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

Version:
2.4.5
Author:
Bilel Hadri
Date:
2010-11-15 s Tue Nov 22 14:35:53 2011

Definition in file example_strsm.c.


Function Documentation

int check_solution ( int  N,
int  NRHS,
float *  A1,
int  LDA,
float *  B1,
float *  B2,
int  LDB 
)
int main ( )

Definition at line 33 of file example_strsm.c.

References check_solution(), PLASMA_Finalize(), PLASMA_Init(), PLASMA_slacpy(), PLASMA_splgsy(), PLASMA_splrnt(), PLASMA_spotrf(), PLASMA_strsm(), PlasmaLeft, PlasmaLower, PlasmaNonUnit, PlasmaNoTrans, PlasmaTrans, and PlasmaUpperLower.

{
int cores = 2;
int N = 10 ;
int LDA = 10 ;
int NRHS = 5 ;
int LDB = 10 ;
int info_solution;
float *A1 = (float *)malloc(LDA*N*sizeof(float));
float *A2 = (float *)malloc(LDA*N*sizeof(float));
float *B1 = (float *)malloc(LDB*NRHS*sizeof(float));
float *B2 = (float *)malloc(LDB*NRHS*sizeof(float));
/* Check if unable to allocate memory */
if ((!A1)||(!A2)||(!B1)||(!B2)){
printf("Out of Memory \n ");
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
/* Plasma Initialize */
PLASMA_Init(cores);
printf("-- PLASMA is initialized to run on %d cores. \n",cores);
/* Initialize A1 and A2 for Symmetric Positive Matrix */
PLASMA_splgsy( (float)N, N, A1, LDA, 51 );
PLASMA_slacpy( PlasmaUpperLower, N, N, A1, LDA, A2, LDA );
/* Initialize B1 and B2 */
PLASMA_splrnt( N, NRHS, B1, LDB, 371 );
PLASMA_slacpy( PlasmaUpperLower, N, NRHS, B1, LDB, B2, LDB );
/* PLASMA routines */
PLASMA_spotrf(PlasmaLower, N, A2, LDA);
N, NRHS, (float)1.0, A2, LDA, B2, LDB);
N, NRHS, (float)1.0, A2, LDA, B2, LDB);
/* Check the solution */
info_solution = check_solution(N, NRHS, A1, LDA, B1, B2, LDB);
if ( info_solution != 0 )
printf("-- Error in STRSM example ! \n");
else
printf("-- Run of STRSM example successful ! \n");
free(A1); free(A2); free(B1); free(B2);
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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Variable Documentation

int IONE = 1

Definition at line 30 of file example_strsm.c.

int ISEED[4] = {0,0,0,1}

Definition at line 31 of file example_strsm.c.