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Fixed incompatible-pointer-types warnings.
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tdulcet committed Apr 13, 2024
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions src/radix144_main_carry_loop.h
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Expand Up @@ -141,8 +141,8 @@ for(k=1; k <= khi; k++) /* Do n/(radix(1)*nwt) outer loop executions... */
k8 = *(iptr+0x8); rad9_optr[8] = tm1 + (k8<<5);

// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
SSE2_RADIX_09_DIT_X2(va0,va1,va2,va3,va4,va5,va6,va7,va8, cc1,two, vb0,vb1,vb2,vb3,vb4,vb5,vb6,vb7,vb8,
tm1,tm2
); tmp += 4;
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rad9_optr[7] = tmp + 0xe2;
rad9_optr[8] = tmp + 0x102;
// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm0 = rad9_iptr; // Can't use tm1 here since use that for s1p00 offsets in loop body
tm2 = rad9_optr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm0 = *rad9_iptr; // Can't use tm1 here since use that for s1p00 offsets in loop body
tm2 = *rad9_optr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
SSE2_RADIX_09_DIF_X2(vb0,vb1,vb2,vb3,vb4,vb5,vb6,vb7,vb8, cc1,two, va0,va1,va2,va3,va4,va5,va6,va7,va8,
tm0,tm2
); tmp += 4;
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions src/radix288_main_carry_loop.h
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Expand Up @@ -79,8 +79,8 @@ for(k=1; k <= khi; k++) /* Do n/(radix(1)*nwt) outer loop executions... */
rad9_iptr[8] = tmp + 0x202; rad9_optr[8] = tm1 + k8;

// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
SSE2_RADIX_09_DIT_X2(va0,va1,va2,va3,va4,va5,va6,va7,va8, ycc1,two, vb0,vb1,vb2,vb3,vb4,vb5,vb6,vb7,vb8,
tm1,tm2
); tmp += 4;
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rad9_optr[8] = tmp + 0x202; rad9_iptr[8] = tm1 + k8;

// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm0 = rad9_iptr; // Can't use tm1 here since use that for s1p00 offsets in loop body
tm2 = rad9_optr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm0 = *rad9_iptr; // Can't use tm1 here since use that for s1p00 offsets in loop body
tm2 = *rad9_optr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
SSE2_RADIX_09_DIF_X2(vb0,vb1,vb2,vb3,vb4,vb5,vb6,vb7,vb8, ycc1,two, va0,va1,va2,va3,va4,va5,va6,va7,va8,
tm0,tm2
); tmp += 4;
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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions src/radix36_main_carry_loop.h
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Expand Up @@ -75,8 +75,8 @@ for(k=1; k <= khi; k++) /* Do n/(radix(1)*nwt) outer loop executions... */
*vb0,*vb1,*vb2,*vb3,*vb4,*vb5,*vb6,*vb7,*vb8; // O-ptrs
#ifdef USE_AVX2
// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
for(l = 0, tmp = r00, ntmp = 0; l < 2; l++, ntmp += 18) {
#else
for(l = 0, tmp = r00, ntmp = 0; l < 4; l++, ntmp += 9) {
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/* Radix-9 DFT uses adjacent temps, i.e. stride = 2*16 bytes: */
#ifdef USE_AVX2
// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
// Pointer patterns here same as for DIF, just need to swap I/O by reversing order of tm1,tm2 --> tm2,tm1 in macro arglists:
rad9_iptr[0] = s1p27; rad9_iptr[1] = s1p23; rad9_iptr[2] = s1p19; rad9_iptr[3] = s1p15; rad9_iptr[4] = s1p11; rad9_iptr[5] = s1p07; rad9_iptr[6] = s1p03; rad9_iptr[7] = s1p35; rad9_iptr[8] = s1p31;
rad9_optr[0] = r10; rad9_optr[1] = r12; rad9_optr[2] = r14; rad9_optr[3] = r16; rad9_optr[4] = r18; rad9_optr[5] = r1a; rad9_optr[6] = r1c; rad9_optr[7] = r1e; rad9_optr[8] = r1g;
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// Radix-9 DFT inputs can use same optr_off[] perm-index array as DIT:
#ifdef USE_AVX2
// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
for(l = 0, tmp = r00, ntmp = 0; l < 2; l++, ntmp += 18) {
#else
for(l = 0, tmp = r00, ntmp = 0; l < 4; l++, ntmp += 9) {
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/* Radix-9 DFT uses adjacent temps, i.e. stride = 2*16 bytes: */
#ifdef USE_AVX2
// Due to GCC macro argc limit of 30, to enable 16-register data-doubled version of the radix-9 macros need 2 length-9 ptr arrays:
tm1 = rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = rad9_optr;
tm1 = *rad9_iptr; // Stash head-of-array-ptrs in tmps to workaround GCC's "not directly addressable" macro arglist stupidity
tm2 = *rad9_optr;
rad9_iptr[0] = s1p27; rad9_iptr[1] = s1p23; rad9_iptr[2] = s1p19; rad9_iptr[3] = s1p15; rad9_iptr[4] = s1p11; rad9_iptr[5] = s1p07; rad9_iptr[6] = s1p03; rad9_iptr[7] = s1p35; rad9_iptr[8] = s1p31;
rad9_optr[0] = r10; rad9_optr[1] = r12; rad9_optr[2] = r14; rad9_optr[3] = r16; rad9_optr[4] = r18; rad9_optr[5] = r1a; rad9_optr[6] = r1c; rad9_optr[7] = r1e; rad9_optr[8] = r1g;
SSE2_RADIX_09_DIF_X2(s1p00,s1p32,s1p28,s1p24,s1p20,s1p16,s1p12,s1p08,s1p04, cc1,two, r00,r02,r04,r06,r08,r0a,r0c,r0e,r0g,
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