Intel® oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler Developer Guide and Reference

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Date 9/08/2022
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Fvec Syntax and Notation

This reference uses the following conventions for syntax and return values.

Fvec Classes Syntax Notation

Fvec classes use one of the following the syntax conventions, where

  • [operator] is an operator (for example, &, |, or ^ )
  • [Fvec_Class] is any Fvec class ( F64vec2, F32vec4, or F32vec1 )
  • R, A, B are declared Fvec variables of the type indicated

Syntax Convention One

Syntax:

[Fvec_Class] R = [Fvec_Class] A [operator][Ivec_Class] B;

Example:

F64vec2 R = F64vec2 A & F64vec2 B;

Syntax Convention Two

Syntax:

[Fvec_Class] R = [operator]([Fvec_Class] A,[Fvec_Class] B);

Example:

F64vec2 R = andnot(F64vec2 A, F64vec2 B);

Syntax Convention Three

Syntax:

[Fvec_Class] R [operator]= [Fvec_Class] A;

Example:

F64vec2 R &= F64vec2 A;

Return Value Notation

Because the Fvec classes have packed elements, the return values typically follow the conventions presented in the following table. F32vec4 returns four single-precision, floating-point values (R0, R1, R2, and R3); F64vec2 returns two double-precision, floating-point values, and F32vec1 returns the lowest single-precision floating-point value (R0).

Syntax Convention One Example

Syntax Convention Two Example

Syntax Convention Three Example

F32vec4

F64vec2

F32vec1

R0 := A0 & B0;

R0 := A0 andnot B0;

R0 &= A0;

x

x

x

R1 := A1 & B1;

R1 := A1 andnot B1;

R1 &= A1;

x

x

N/A

R2 := A2 & B2;

R2 := A2 andnot B2;

R2 &= A2;

x

N/A

N/A

R3 := A3 & B3

R3 := A3 andhot B3;

R3 &= A3;

x

N/A

N/A