Developer Reference for Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library for C
?trbs2d
Starts a broadcast along a scope for a trapezoidal matrix.
Syntax
void itrbs2d(const MKL_INT *contxt, const char *scope, const char *top, const char *uplo,
const char *diag, const MKL_INT *m, const MKL_INT *n, const MKL_INT *a, const MKL_INT *lda);
void strbs2d(const MKL_INT *contxt, const char *scope, const char *top, const char *uplo,
const char *diag, const MKL_INT *m, const MKL_INT *n, const float *a, const MKL_INT *lda);
void dtrbs2d(const MKL_INT *contxt, const char *scope, const char *top, const char *uplo,
const char *diag, const MKL_INT *m, const MKL_INT *n, const double *a, const MKL_INT *lda);
void ctrbs2d(const MKL_INT *contxt, const char *scope, const char *top, const char *uplo,
const char *diag, const MKL_INT *m, const MKL_INT *n, const float *a, const MKL_INT *lda);
void ztrbs2d(const MKL_INT *contxt, const char *scope, const char *top, const char *uplo,
const char *diag, const MKL_INT *m, const MKL_INT *n, const double *a, const MKL_INT *lda);
Input Parameters
icontxt
Integer handle that indicates the context.
scope
Indicates what scope the broadcast should proceed on. Limited to ‘Row’, ‘Column’, or ‘All’.
top
Indicates the communication pattern to use for the broadcast.
- uplo , diag , m , n , a , lda
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Describe the matrix to be sent. See Matrix Shapes for details.
Description
This routine starts a broadcast along a scope. All other processes within the scope must call broadcast/receive for the broadcast to proceed. At the end of a broadcast, all processes within the scope will possess the data in the trapezoidal matrix A .
Broadcasts may be globally-blocking. This means no process is guaranteed to return from a broadcast until all processes in the scope have called the appropriate routine (broadcast/send or broadcast/receive).