Developer Reference for Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library for Fortran
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?copy_batch_strided
Computes a group of vector copies.
call scopy_batch_strided(n, x, incx, stridex, y, incy, stridey, batch_size)
call dcopy_batch_strided(n, x, incx, stridex, y, incy, stridey, batch_size)
call ccopy_batch_strided(n, x, incx, stridex, y, incy, stridey, batch_size)
call zcopy_batch_strided(n, x, incx, stridex, y, incy, stridey, batch_size)
The ?copy_batch_strided routines perform a series of vector copies. They are similar to their ?copy routine counterparts, but the ?copy_batch_strided routines perform vector operations with a group of vectors.
All vectors x (respectively, y) have the same parameters (size, increment) and are stored at constant distance stridex (respectively, stridey) from each other. The operation is defined as follows:
for i = 0 … batch_size – 1
    X and Y are vectors at offset i * stridex and i * stridey in x and y
    Y = X
end for 
  - n
 -  
     
INTEGER. Number of elements in vectors x and y.
 - x
 -  
     
REAL for scopy_batch_strided
DOUBLE PRECISION for dcopy_batch_strided
COMPLEX for ccopy_batch_strided
DOUBLE COMPLEX for zcopy_batch_strided
Array of size at least stridex*batch_size holding the input x vectors.
 - incx
 -  
     
INTEGER. Specifies the increment between two consecutive elements of a single vector x.
 - stridex
 -  
     
INTEGER. Stride between two consecutive x vectors. Must be at least (1 + (n-1)*abs(incx)).
 - y
 -  
     
REAL for scopy_batch_strided
DOUBLE PRECISION for dcopy_batch_strided
COMPLEX for ccopy_batch_strided
DOUBLE COMPLEX for zcopy_batch_strided
Array of size at least stridey*batch_size holding the output y vectors.
 - incy
 -  
     
INTEGER. Specifies the increment between two consecutive elements of a single vector y.
 - stridey
 -  
     
INTEGER. Stride between two consecutive y vectors. Must be at least (1 + (n-1)*abs(incy)).
 - batch_size
 -  
     
INTEGER. Number of copy computations to perform and x and y vectors. Must be at least 0.
 
- y
 - Array holding the batch_size copied vectors y.