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.file "expf.s"
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// History
//*********************************************************************
// 02/02/00 Original version
// 04/04/00 Unwind support added
// 08/15/00 Bundle added after call to __libm_error_support to properly
// set [the previously overwritten] GR_Parameter_RESULT.
// 08/21/00 Improvements to save 2 cycles on main path, and shorten x=0 case
// 12/07/00 Widen main path, shorten x=inf, nan paths
// 03/15/01 Fix monotonicity problem around x=0 for round to +inf
// 02/05/02 Corrected uninitialize predicate in POSSIBLE_UNDERFLOW path
// 05/20/02 Cleaned up namespace and sf0 syntax
// 07/26/02 Algorithm changed, accuracy improved
// 09/26/02 support of higher precision inputs added, underflow threshold
// corrected
// 11/15/02 Improved performance on Itanium 2, added possible over/under paths
// 05/30/03 Set inexact flag on unmasked overflow/underflow
// 03/31/05 Reformatted delimiters between data tables
//
//
// API
//*********************************************************************
// float expf(float)
//
// Overview of operation
//*********************************************************************
// Take the input x. w is "how many log2/128 in x?"
// w = x * 64/log2
// NJ = int(w)
// x = NJ*log2/64 + R
// NJ = 64*n + j
// x = n*log2 + (log2/64)*j + R
//
// So, exp(x) = 2^n * 2^(j/64)* exp(R)
//
// T = 2^n * 2^(j/64)
// Construct 2^n
// Get 2^(j/64) table
// actually all the entries of 2^(j/64) table are stored in DP and
// with exponent bits set to 0 -> multiplication on 2^n can be
// performed by doing logical "or" operation with bits presenting 2^n
// exp(R) = 1 + (exp(R) - 1)
// P = exp(R) - 1 approximated by Taylor series of 3rd degree
// P = A3*R^3 + A2*R^2 + R, A3 = 1/6, A2 = 1/2
//
// The final result is reconstructed as follows
// exp(x) = T + T*P
// Special values
//*********************************************************************
// expf(+0) = 1.0
// expf(-0) = 1.0
// expf(+qnan) = +qnan
// expf(-qnan) = -qnan
// expf(+snan) = +qnan
// expf(-snan) = -qnan
// expf(-inf) = +0
// expf(+inf) = +inf
// Overflow and Underflow
//*********************************************************************
// expf(x) = largest single normal when
// x = 88.72283 = 0x42b17217
// expf(x) = smallest single normal when
// x = -87.33654 = 0xc2aeac4f
// expf(x) = largest round-to-nearest single zero when
// x = -103.97208 = 0xc2cff1b5
// Registers used
//*********************************************************************
// Floating Point registers used:
// f8, input
// f6,f7, f9 -> f15, f32 -> f40
// General registers used:
// r3, r23 -> r38
// Predicate registers used:
// p10 -> p15
// Assembly macros
//*********************************************************************
// integer registers used
// scratch
rNJ = r3
rTmp = r23
rJ = r23
rN = r24
rTblAddr = r25
rA3 = r26
rExpHalf = r27
rLn2Div64 = r28
r17ones_m1 = r29
rGt_ln = r29
rRightShifter = r30
r64DivLn2 = r31
// stacked
GR_SAVE_PFS = r32
GR_SAVE_B0 = r33
GR_SAVE_GP = r34
GR_Parameter_X = r35
GR_Parameter_Y = r36
GR_Parameter_RESULT = r37
GR_Parameter_TAG = r38
// floating point registers used
FR_X = f10
FR_Y = f1
FR_RESULT = f8
// scratch
fRightShifter = f6
f64DivLn2 = f7
fNormX = f9
fNint = f10
fN = f11
fR = f12
fLn2Div64 = f13
fA2 = f14
fA3 = f15
// stacked
fP = f32
fT = f33
fMIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG = f34
fMAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG = f35
fMAX_SGL_NORM_ARG = f36
fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG = f37
fRSqr = f38
fTmp = f39
fGt_pln = f39
fWre_urm_f8 = f40
fFtz_urm_f8 = f40
RODATA
.align 16
LOCAL_OBJECT_START(_expf_table)
data4 0x42b17218 // Smallest sgl arg to overflow sgl result, +88.7228
data4 0xc2cff1b5 // Largest sgl for rnd-to-nearest 0 result, -103.9720
data4 0x42b17217 // Largest sgl arg to give normal sgl result, +88.7228
data4 0xc2aeac4f // Smallest sgl arg to give normal sgl result, -87.3365
//
// 2^(j/64) table, j goes from 0 to 63
data8 0x0000000000000000 // 2^(0/64)
data8 0x00002C9A3E778061 // 2^(1/64)
data8 0x000059B0D3158574 // 2^(2/64)
data8 0x0000874518759BC8 // 2^(3/64)
data8 0x0000B5586CF9890F // 2^(4/64)
data8 0x0000E3EC32D3D1A2 // 2^(5/64)
data8 0x00011301D0125B51 // 2^(6/64)
data8 0x0001429AAEA92DE0 // 2^(7/64)
data8 0x000172B83C7D517B // 2^(8/64)
data8 0x0001A35BEB6FCB75 // 2^(9/64)
data8 0x0001D4873168B9AA // 2^(10/64)
data8 0x0002063B88628CD6 // 2^(11/64)
data8 0x0002387A6E756238 // 2^(12/64)
data8 0x00026B4565E27CDD // 2^(13/64)
data8 0x00029E9DF51FDEE1 // 2^(14/64)
data8 0x0002D285A6E4030B // 2^(15/64)
data8 0x000306FE0A31B715 // 2^(16/64)
data8 0x00033C08B26416FF // 2^(17/64)
data8 0x000371A7373AA9CB // 2^(18/64)
data8 0x0003A7DB34E59FF7 // 2^(19/64)
data8 0x0003DEA64C123422 // 2^(20/64)
data8 0x0004160A21F72E2A // 2^(21/64)
data8 0x00044E086061892D // 2^(22/64)
data8 0x000486A2B5C13CD0 // 2^(23/64)
data8 0x0004BFDAD5362A27 // 2^(24/64)
data8 0x0004F9B2769D2CA7 // 2^(25/64)
data8 0x0005342B569D4F82 // 2^(26/64)
data8 0x00056F4736B527DA // 2^(27/64)
data8 0x0005AB07DD485429 // 2^(28/64)
data8 0x0005E76F15AD2148 // 2^(29/64)
data8 0x0006247EB03A5585 // 2^(30/64)
data8 0x0006623882552225 // 2^(31/64)
data8 0x0006A09E667F3BCD // 2^(32/64)
data8 0x0006DFB23C651A2F // 2^(33/64)
data8 0x00071F75E8EC5F74 // 2^(34/64)
data8 0x00075FEB564267C9 // 2^(35/64)
data8 0x0007A11473EB0187 // 2^(36/64)
data8 0x0007E2F336CF4E62 // 2^(37/64)
data8 0x00082589994CCE13 // 2^(38/64)
data8 0x000868D99B4492ED // 2^(39/64)
data8 0x0008ACE5422AA0DB // 2^(40/64)
data8 0x0008F1AE99157736 // 2^(41/64)
data8 0x00093737B0CDC5E5 // 2^(42/64)
data8 0x00097D829FDE4E50 // 2^(43/64)
data8 0x0009C49182A3F090 // 2^(44/64)
data8 0x000A0C667B5DE565 // 2^(45/64)
data8 0x000A5503B23E255D // 2^(46/64)
data8 0x000A9E6B5579FDBF // 2^(47/64)
data8 0x000AE89F995AD3AD // 2^(48/64)
data8 0x000B33A2B84F15FB // 2^(49/64)
data8 0x000B7F76F2FB5E47 // 2^(50/64)
data8 0x000BCC1E904BC1D2 // 2^(51/64)
data8 0x000C199BDD85529C // 2^(52/64)
data8 0x000C67F12E57D14B // 2^(53/64)
data8 0x000CB720DCEF9069 // 2^(54/64)
data8 0x000D072D4A07897C // 2^(55/64)
data8 0x000D5818DCFBA487 // 2^(56/64)
data8 0x000DA9E603DB3285 // 2^(57/64)
data8 0x000DFC97337B9B5F // 2^(58/64)
data8 0x000E502EE78B3FF6 // 2^(59/64)
data8 0x000EA4AFA2A490DA // 2^(60/64)
data8 0x000EFA1BEE615A27 // 2^(61/64)
data8 0x000F50765B6E4540 // 2^(62/64)
data8 0x000FA7C1819E90D8 // 2^(63/64)
LOCAL_OBJECT_END(_expf_table)
.section .text
GLOBAL_IEEE754_ENTRY(expf)
{ .mlx
addl rTblAddr = @ltoff(_expf_table),gp
movl r64DivLn2 = 0x40571547652B82FE // 64/ln(2)
}
{ .mlx
addl rA3 = 0x3E2AA, r0 // high bits of 1.0/6.0 rounded to SP
movl rRightShifter = 0x43E8000000000000 // DP Right Shifter
}
;;
{ .mfi
// point to the beginning of the table
ld8 rTblAddr = [rTblAddr]
fclass.m p14, p0 = f8, 0x22 // test for -INF
shl rA3 = rA3, 12 // 0x3E2AA000, approx to 1.0/6.0 in SP
}
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fnorm.s1 fNormX = f8 // normalized x
addl rExpHalf = 0xFFFE, r0 // exponent of 1/2
}
;;
{ .mfi
setf.d f64DivLn2 = r64DivLn2 // load 64/ln(2) to FP reg
fclass.m p15, p0 = f8, 0x1e1 // test for NaT,NaN,+Inf
nop.i 0
}
{ .mlx
// load Right Shifter to FP reg
setf.d fRightShifter = rRightShifter
movl rLn2Div64 = 0x3F862E42FEFA39EF // DP ln(2)/64 in GR
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcmp.eq.s1 p13, p0 = f0, f8 // test for x = 0.0
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfb
setf.s fA3 = rA3 // load A3 to FP reg
(p14) fma.s.s0 f8 = f0, f1, f0 // result if x = -inf
(p14) br.ret.spnt b0 // exit here if x = -inf
}
;;
{ .mfi
setf.exp fA2 = rExpHalf // load A2 to FP reg
fcmp.eq.s0 p6, p0 = f8, f0 // Dummy to flag denorm
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfb
setf.d fLn2Div64 = rLn2Div64 // load ln(2)/64 to FP reg
(p15) fma.s.s0 f8 = f8, f1, f0 // result if x = NaT,NaN,+Inf
(p15) br.ret.spnt b0 // exit here if x = NaT,NaN,+Inf
}
;;
{ .mfb
// overflow and underflow_zero threshold
ldfps fMIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG, fMAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG = [rTblAddr], 8
(p13) fma.s.s0 f8 = f1, f1, f0 // result if x = 0.0
(p13) br.ret.spnt b0 // exit here if x =0.0
}
;;
// max normal and underflow_denorm threshold
{ .mfi
ldfps fMAX_SGL_NORM_ARG, fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG = [rTblAddr], 8
nop.f 0
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
// x*(64/ln(2)) + Right Shifter
fma.s1 fNint = fNormX, f64DivLn2, fRightShifter
nop.i 0
}
;;
// Divide arguments into the following categories:
// Certain Underflow p11 - -inf < x <= MAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG
// Possible Underflow p13 - MAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG < x < MIN_SGL_NORM_ARG
// Certain Safe - MIN_SGL_NORM_ARG <= x <= MAX_SGL_NORM_ARG
// Possible Overflow p14 - MAX_SGL_NORM_ARG < x < MIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG
// Certain Overflow p15 - MIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG <= x < +inf
//
// If the input is really a single arg, then there will never be
// "Possible Overflow" arguments.
//
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
// check for overflow
fcmp.ge.s1 p15, p0 = fNormX, fMIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
// check for underflow and tiny (+0) result
fcmp.le.s1 p11, p0 = fNormX, fMAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
fms.s1 fN = fNint, f1, fRightShifter // n in FP register
// branch out if overflow
(p15) br.cond.spnt EXP_CERTAIN_OVERFLOW
}
;;
{ .mfb
getf.sig rNJ = fNint // bits of n, j
// check for underflow and deno result
fcmp.lt.s1 p13, p0 = fNormX, fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG
// branch out if underflow and tiny (+0) result
(p11) br.cond.spnt EXP_CERTAIN_UNDERFLOW
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
// check for possible overflow
fcmp.gt.s1 p14, p0 = fNormX, fMAX_SGL_NORM_ARG
extr.u rJ = rNJ, 0, 6 // bits of j
}
{ .mfi
addl rN = 0xFFFF - 63, rNJ // biased and shifted n
fnma.s1 fR = fLn2Div64, fN, fNormX // R = x - N*ln(2)/64
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
shladd rJ = rJ, 3, rTblAddr // address in the 2^(j/64) table
nop.f 0
shr rN = rN, 6 // biased n
}
;;
{ .mfi
ld8 rJ = [rJ]
nop.f 0
shl rN = rN, 52 // 2^n bits in DP format
}
;;
{ .mfi
or rN = rN, rJ // bits of 2^n * 2^(j/64) in DP format
nop.f 0
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
setf.d fT = rN // 2^n * 2^(j/64)
fma.s1 fP = fA3, fR, fA2 // A3*R + A2
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fma.s1 fRSqr = fR, fR, f0 // R^2
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fma.s1 fP = fP, fRSqr, fR // P = (A3*R + A2)*R^2 + R
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mbb
nop.m 0
// branch out if possible underflow
(p13) br.cond.spnt EXP_POSSIBLE_UNDERFLOW
// branch out if possible overflow result
(p14) br.cond.spnt EXP_POSSIBLE_OVERFLOW
}
;;
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
// final result in the absence of over- and underflow
fma.s.s0 f8 = fP, fT, fT
// exit here in the absence of over- and underflow
br.ret.sptk b0
}
;;
EXP_POSSIBLE_OVERFLOW:
// Here if fMAX_SGL_NORM_ARG < x < fMIN_SGL_OFLOW_ARG
// This cannot happen if input is a single, only if input higher precision.
// Overflow is a possibility, not a certainty.
// Recompute result using status field 2 with user's rounding mode,
// and wre set. If result is larger than largest single, then we have
// overflow
{ .mfi
mov rGt_ln = 0x1007f // Exponent for largest single + 1 ulp
fsetc.s2 0x7F,0x42 // Get user's round mode, set wre
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
setf.exp fGt_pln = rGt_ln // Create largest single + 1 ulp
fma.s.s2 fWre_urm_f8 = fP, fT, fT // Result with wre set
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fsetc.s2 0x7F,0x40 // Turn off wre in sf2
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcmp.ge.s1 p6, p0 = fWre_urm_f8, fGt_pln // Test for overflow
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
nop.f 0
(p6) br.cond.spnt EXP_CERTAIN_OVERFLOW // Branch if overflow
}
;;
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
fma.s.s0 f8 = fP, fT, fT
br.ret.sptk b0 // Exit if really no overflow
}
;;
// here if overflow
EXP_CERTAIN_OVERFLOW:
{ .mmi
addl r17ones_m1 = 0x1FFFE, r0
;;
setf.exp fTmp = r17ones_m1
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
alloc r32=ar.pfs,0,3,4,0
fmerge.s FR_X = f8,f8
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfb
mov GR_Parameter_TAG = 16
fma.s.s0 FR_RESULT = fTmp, fTmp, fTmp // Set I,O and +INF result
br.cond.sptk __libm_error_region
}
;;
EXP_POSSIBLE_UNDERFLOW:
// Here if fMAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG < x < fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG
// Underflow is a possibility, not a certainty
// We define an underflow when the answer with
// ftz set
// is zero (tiny numbers become zero)
// Notice (from below) that if we have an unlimited exponent range,
// then there is an extra machine number E between the largest denormal and
// the smallest normal.
// So if with unbounded exponent we round to E or below, then we are
// tiny and underflow has occurred.
// But notice that you can be in a situation where we are tiny, namely
// rounded to E, but when the exponent is bounded we round to smallest
// normal. So the answer can be the smallest normal with underflow.
// E
// -----+--------------------+--------------------+-----
// | | |
// 1.1...10 2^-3fff 1.1...11 2^-3fff 1.0...00 2^-3ffe
// 0.1...11 2^-3ffe (biased, 1)
// largest dn smallest normal
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fsetc.s2 0x7F,0x41 // Get user's round mode, set ftz
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fma.s.s2 fFtz_urm_f8 = fP, fT, fT // Result with ftz set
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fsetc.s2 0x7F,0x40 // Turn off ftz in sf2
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcmp.eq.s1 p6, p7 = fFtz_urm_f8, f0 // Test for underflow
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fma.s.s0 f8 = fP, fT, fT // Compute result, set I, maybe U
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mbb
nop.m 0
(p6) br.cond.spnt EXP_UNDERFLOW_COMMON // Branch if really underflow
(p7) br.ret.sptk b0 // Exit if really no underflow
}
;;
EXP_CERTAIN_UNDERFLOW:
// Here if x < fMAX_SGL_ZERO_ARG
// Result will be zero (or smallest denorm if round to +inf) with I, U set
{ .mmi
mov rTmp = 1
;;
setf.exp fTmp = rTmp // Form small normal
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fmerge.se fTmp = fTmp, f64DivLn2 // Small with non-trial signif
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
fma.s.s0 f8 = fTmp, fTmp, f0 // Set I,U, tiny (+0.0) result
br.cond.sptk EXP_UNDERFLOW_COMMON
}
;;
EXP_UNDERFLOW_COMMON:
// Determine if underflow result is zero or nonzero
{ .mfi
alloc r32=ar.pfs,0,3,4,0
fcmp.eq.s1 p6, p0 = f8, f0
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
fmerge.s FR_X = fNormX,fNormX
(p6) br.cond.spnt EXP_UNDERFLOW_ZERO
}
;;
EXP_UNDERFLOW_NONZERO:
// Here if x < fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG and result nonzero;
// I, U are set
{ .mfb
mov GR_Parameter_TAG = 17
nop.f 0 // FR_RESULT already set
br.cond.sptk __libm_error_region
}
;;
EXP_UNDERFLOW_ZERO:
// Here if x < fMIN_SGL_NORM_ARG and result zero;
// I, U are set
{ .mfb
mov GR_Parameter_TAG = 17
nop.f 0 // FR_RESULT already set
br.cond.sptk __libm_error_region
}
;;
GLOBAL_IEEE754_END(expf)
libm_alias_float_other (__exp, exp)
#ifdef SHARED
.symver expf,expf@@GLIBC_2.27
.weak __expf_compat
.set __expf_compat,__expf
.symver __expf_compat,expf@GLIBC_2.2
#endif
LOCAL_LIBM_ENTRY(__libm_error_region)
.prologue
{ .mfi
add GR_Parameter_Y=-32,sp // Parameter 2 value
nop.f 0
.save ar.pfs,GR_SAVE_PFS
mov GR_SAVE_PFS=ar.pfs // Save ar.pfs
}
{ .mfi
.fframe 64
add sp=-64,sp // Create new stack
nop.f 0
mov GR_SAVE_GP=gp // Save gp
};;
{ .mmi
stfs [GR_Parameter_Y] = FR_Y,16 // Store Parameter 2 on stack
add GR_Parameter_X = 16,sp // Parameter 1 address
.save b0, GR_SAVE_B0
mov GR_SAVE_B0=b0 // Save b0
};;
.body
{ .mfi
stfs [GR_Parameter_X] = FR_X // Store Parameter 1 on stack
nop.f 0
add GR_Parameter_RESULT = 0,GR_Parameter_Y // Parameter 3 address
}
{ .mib
stfs [GR_Parameter_Y] = FR_RESULT // Store Parameter 3 on stack
add GR_Parameter_Y = -16,GR_Parameter_Y
br.call.sptk b0=__libm_error_support# // Call error handling function
};;
{ .mmi
add GR_Parameter_RESULT = 48,sp
nop.m 0
nop.i 0
};;
{ .mmi
ldfs f8 = [GR_Parameter_RESULT] // Get return result off stack
.restore sp
add sp = 64,sp // Restore stack pointer
mov b0 = GR_SAVE_B0 // Restore return address
};;
{ .mib
mov gp = GR_SAVE_GP // Restore gp
mov ar.pfs = GR_SAVE_PFS // Restore ar.pfs
br.ret.sptk b0 // Return
};;
LOCAL_LIBM_END(__libm_error_region)
.type __libm_error_support#,@function
.global __libm_error_support#