.file "rintf.s"
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// History
//==============================================================
// 02/02/00 Initial version
// 02/08/01 Corrected behavior for all rounding modes.
// 05/20/02 Cleaned up namespace and sf0 syntax
// 01/20/03 Improved performance
//==============================================================
// API
//==============================================================
// float rintf(float x)
//==============================================================
// general input registers:
// r14 - r21
rSignexp = r14
rExp = r15
rExpMask = r16
rBigexp = r17
rM1 = r18
rFpsr = r19
rRcs0 = r20
rRcs0Mask = r21
// floating-point registers:
// f8 - f11
fXInt = f9
fNormX = f10
fTmp = f11
// predicate registers used:
// p6 - p10
// Overview of operation
//==============================================================
// float rintf(float x)
// Return an integer value (represented as a float) that is x
// rounded to integer in current rounding mode
// Inexact is set if x != rint(x)
//==============================================================
// double_extended
// if the exponent is > 1003e => 3F(true) = 63(decimal)
// we have a significand of 64 bits 1.63-bits.
// If we multiply by 2^63, we no longer have a fractional part
// So input is an integer value already.
// double
// if the exponent is >= 10033 => 34(true) = 52(decimal)
// 34 + 3ff = 433
// we have a significand of 53 bits 1.52-bits. (implicit 1)
// If we multiply by 2^52, we no longer have a fractional part
// So input is an integer value already.
// single
// if the exponent is > 10016 => 17(true) = 23(decimal)
// we have a significand of 24 bits 1.23-bits. (implicit 1)
// If we multiply by 2^23, we no longer have a fractional part
// So input is an integer value already.
.section .text
GLOBAL_IEEE754_ENTRY(rintf)
{ .mfi
getf.exp rSignexp = f8 // Get signexp, recompute if unorm
fclass.m p7,p0 = f8, 0x0b // Test x unorm
addl rBigexp = 0x10016, r0 // Set exponent at which is integer
}
{ .mfi
mov rM1 = -1 // Set all ones
fcvt.fx.s1 fXInt = f8 // Convert to int in significand
mov rExpMask = 0x1FFFF // Form exponent mask
}
;;
{ .mfi
mov rFpsr = ar40 // Read fpsr -- check rc.s0
fclass.m p6,p0 = f8, 0x1e3 // Test x natval, nan, inf
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfb
setf.sig fTmp = rM1 // Make const for setting inexact
fnorm.s1 fNormX = f8 // Normalize input
(p7) br.cond.spnt RINT_UNORM // Branch if x unorm
}
;;
RINT_COMMON:
// Return here from RINT_UNORM
{ .mfb
and rExp = rSignexp, rExpMask // Get biased exponent
(p6) fma.s.s0 f8 = f8, f1, f0 // Result if x natval, nan, inf
(p6) br.ret.spnt b0 // Exit if x natval, nan, inf
}
;;
{ .mfi
mov rRcs0Mask = 0x0c00 // Mask for rc.s0
fcvt.xf f8 = fXInt // Result assume |x| < 2^23
cmp.ge p7,p8 = rExp, rBigexp // Is |x| >= 2^23?
}
;;
// We must correct result if |x| >= 2^23
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
(p7) fma.s.s0 f8 = fNormX, f1, f0 // If |x| >= 2^23, result x
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcmp.eq.unc.s1 p0, p9 = f8, fNormX // Is result = x ?
nop.i 0
}
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
(p8) fmerge.s f8 = fNormX, f8 // Make sure sign rint(x) = sign x
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
(p8) and rRcs0 = rFpsr, rRcs0Mask // Get rounding mode for sf0
nop.f 0
nop.i 0
}
;;
// If |x| < 2^23 we must test for other rounding modes
{ .mfi
(p8) cmp.ne.unc p10,p0 = rRcs0, r0 // Test for other rounding modes
(p9) fmpy.s0 fTmp = fTmp, fTmp // Dummy to set inexact
nop.i 0
}
{ .mbb
nop.m 0
(p10) br.cond.spnt RINT_NOT_ROUND_NEAREST // Branch if not round nearest
br.ret.sptk b0 // Exit main path if round nearest
}
;;
RINT_UNORM:
// Here if x unorm
{ .mfb
getf.exp rSignexp = fNormX // Get signexp, recompute if unorm
fcmp.eq.s0 p7,p0 = f8, f0 // Dummy op to set denormal flag
br.cond.sptk RINT_COMMON // Return to main path
}
;;
RINT_NOT_ROUND_NEAREST:
// Here if not round to nearest, and |x| < 2^23
// Set rounding mode of s2 to that of s0, and repeat the conversion using s2
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fsetc.s2 0x7f, 0x40
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcvt.fx.s2 fXInt = fNormX // Convert to int in significand
nop.i 0
}
;;
{ .mfi
nop.m 0
fcvt.xf f8 = fXInt // Expected result
nop.i 0
}
;;
// Be sure sign of result = sign of input. Fixes cases where result is 0.
{ .mfb
nop.m 0
fmerge.s f8 = fNormX, f8
br.ret.sptk b0 // Exit main path
}
;;
GLOBAL_IEEE754_END(rintf)
libm_alias_float_other (__rint, rint)