Developer Reference for Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library for Fortran
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?gsum2d
Performs element-wise summation.
Syntax
call igsum2d( icontxt, scope, top, m, n, a, lda, rdest, cdest )
call sgsum2d( icontxt, scope, top, m, n, a, lda, rdest, cdest )
call dgsum2d( icontxt, scope, top, m, n, a, lda, rdest, cdest )
call cgsum2d( icontxt, scope, top, m, n, a, lda, rdest, cdest )
call zgsum2d( icontxt, scope, top, m, n, a, lda, rdest, cdest )
Input Parameters
icontxt  |  
      INTEGER. Integer handle that indicates the context.  |  
     
scope  |  
      CHARACTER*1. Indicates what scope the combine should proceed on. Limited to ROW, COLUMN, or ALL.  |  
     
top  |  
      CHARACTER*1. Communication pattern to use during the combine operation.  |  
     
m  |  
      INTEGER. The number of matrix rows to be combined.  |  
     
n  |  
      INTEGER. The number of matrix columns to be combined.  |  
     
a  |  
      TYPE array (lda, n). Matrix to be added to produce the sum.  |  
     
lda  |  
      INTEGER. The leading dimension of the matrix A, that is, the distance between two successive elements in a matrix row.  |  
     
rdest  |  
      INTEGER. The process row coordinate of the process that should receive the result. If rdest or cdest = -1, all processes within the indicated scope receive the answer.  |  
     
cdest  |  
      INTEGER. The process column coordinate of the process that should receive the result. If rdest or cdest = -1, all processes within the indicated scope receive the answer.  |  
     
Output Parameters
a  |  
      TYPE array (lda, n). Contains the result if this process is selected to receive the answer, or intermediate results if the process is not selected to receive the result.  |  
     
Description
This routine performs element-wise summation, that is, each element of matrix A is summed with the corresponding element of the other process's matrices. Combines may be globally-blocking, so they must be programmed as if no process returns until all have called the routine.