/*

   BLIS
   An object-based framework for developing high-performance BLAS-like
   libraries.

   Copyright (C) 2014, The University of Texas at Austin

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*/

#include "blis.h"

extern gemv_t* gemv_cntl_bs_ke_axpy;
extern gemv_t* gemv_cntl_bs_ke_dot;
extern gemv_t* gemv_cntl_ge_axpy;
extern gemv_t* gemv_cntl_ge_dot;

void bli_gemv_front
     (
       obj_t*  alpha,
       obj_t*  a,
       obj_t*  x,
       obj_t*  beta,
       obj_t*  y,
       cntx_t* cntx
     )
{
	gemv_t*    gemv_cntl;
	num_t      dt_targ_a;
	num_t      dt_targ_x;
	num_t      dt_targ_y;
	bool       a_has_unit_inc;
	bool       x_has_unit_inc;
	bool       y_has_unit_inc;
	obj_t      alpha_local;
	obj_t      beta_local;
	num_t      dt_alpha;
	num_t      dt_beta;

	// Check parameters.
	if ( bli_error_checking_is_enabled() )
		bli_gemv_check( alpha, a, x, beta, y );


	// Query the target datatypes of each object.
	dt_targ_a = bli_obj_target_dt( a );
	dt_targ_x = bli_obj_target_dt( x );
	dt_targ_y = bli_obj_target_dt( y );

	// Determine whether each operand is stored with unit stride.
	a_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( a ) ||
	                   bli_obj_is_col_stored( a ) );
	x_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( x ) == 1 );
	y_has_unit_inc = ( bli_obj_vector_inc( y ) == 1 );


	// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of alpha. Notice that we use
	// the type union of the target datatypes of a and x to prevent any
	// unnecessary loss of information during the computation.
	dt_alpha = bli_dt_union( dt_targ_a, dt_targ_x );
	bli_obj_scalar_init_detached_copy_of( dt_alpha,
	                                      BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
	                                      alpha,
	                                      &alpha_local );

	// Create an object to hold a copy-cast of beta. Notice that we use
	// the datatype of y. Here's why: If y is real and beta is complex,
	// there is no reason to keep beta_local in the complex domain since
	// the complex part of beta*y will not be stored. If y is complex and
	// beta is real then beta is harmlessly promoted to complex.
	dt_beta = dt_targ_y;
	bli_obj_scalar_init_detached_copy_of( dt_beta,
	                                      BLIS_NO_CONJUGATE,
	                                      beta,
	                                      &beta_local );


	// If all operands have unit stride, we choose a control tree for calling
	// the unblocked implementation directly without any blocking.
	if ( a_has_unit_inc &&
	     x_has_unit_inc &&
	     y_has_unit_inc )
	{
		// A row-major layout with no transpose is typically best served by
		// a dot-based implementation (and the same goes for a column-major
		// layout with a transposition) because it engenders unit stride
		// within matrix A. Similarly, an axpy-based code is better for
		// row-major cases with a transpose and column-major without a
		// transpose. For the general stride case, we mimic that of column-
		// major storage since that is the format into which we copy/pack.
		if ( bli_obj_has_notrans( a ) )
		{
			if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( a ) ) gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_bs_ke_dot;
			else                               gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_bs_ke_axpy;
		}
		else // if ( bli_obj_has_trans( a ) )
		{
			if ( bli_obj_is_row_stored( a ) ) gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_bs_ke_axpy;
			else                               gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_bs_ke_dot;
		}
	}
	else
	{
		// Mark objects with unit stride as already being packed. This prevents
		// unnecessary packing from happening within the blocked algorithm.
		if ( a_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_UNSPEC, a );
		if ( x_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, x );
		if ( y_has_unit_inc ) bli_obj_set_pack_schema( BLIS_PACKED_VECTOR, y );

		// Here, we make a similar choice as above, except that (1) we look
		// at storage tilt, and (2) we choose a tree that performs blocking.
		if ( bli_obj_has_notrans( a ) )
		{
			if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( a ) ) gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_ge_dot;
			else                               gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_ge_axpy;
		}
		else // if ( bli_obj_has_trans( a ) )
		{
			if ( bli_obj_is_row_tilted( a ) ) gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_ge_axpy;
			else                               gemv_cntl = gemv_cntl_ge_dot;
		}
	}

	// Invoke the internal back-end with the copy-casts of scalars and the
	// chosen control tree.
	bli_gemv_int( BLIS_NO_TRANSPOSE,
	              BLIS_NO_TRANSPOSE,
	              &alpha_local,
	              a,
	              x,
	              &beta_local,
	              y,
	              cntx,
	              gemv_cntl );
}


//
// Define BLAS-like interfaces with homogeneous-typed operands.
//
#undef  GENTFUNC
#define GENTFUNC( ctype, ch, opname ) \
\
void PASTEMAC(ch,opname) \
     ( \
       trans_t transa, \
       conj_t  conjx, \
       dim_t   m, \
       dim_t   n, \
       ctype*  alpha, \
       ctype*  a, inc_t rs_a, inc_t cs_a, \
       ctype*  x, inc_t incx, \
       ctype*  beta, \
       ctype*  y, inc_t incy, \
       cntx_t* cntx  \
     ) \
{ \
	const num_t dt = PASTEMAC(ch,type); \
\
	obj_t       alphao, ao, xo, betao, yo; \
\
	dim_t       m_a, n_a; \
	dim_t       m_x; \
	dim_t       m_y; \
	inc_t       rs_x, cs_x; \
	inc_t       rs_y, cs_y; \
\
	bli_set_dims_with_trans( BLIS_NO_TRANSPOSE, m, n, &m_a, &n_a ); \
	bli_set_dims_with_trans( transa,            m, n, &m_y, &m_x ); \
\
	rs_x = incx; cs_x = m_x * incx; \
	rs_y = incy; cs_y = m_y * incy; \
\
	bli_obj_create_1x1_with_attached_buffer( dt, alpha, &alphao ); \
	bli_obj_create_1x1_with_attached_buffer( dt, beta,  &betao  ); \
\
	bli_obj_create_with_attached_buffer( dt, m_a, n_a, a, rs_a, cs_a, &ao ); \
	bli_obj_create_with_attached_buffer( dt, m_x, 1,   x, rs_x, cs_x, &xo ); \
	bli_obj_create_with_attached_buffer( dt, m_y, 1,   y, rs_y, cs_y, &yo ); \
\
	bli_obj_set_conjtrans( transa, &ao ); \
	bli_obj_set_conj( conjx, &xo ); \
\
	PASTEMAC0(opname)( &alphao, \
	                   &ao, \
	                   &xo, \
	                   &betao, \
	                   &yo, \
	                   cntx ); \
}

INSERT_GENTFUNC_BASIC0( gemv_front )