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- Subject: Re: [eigen] matrix::linspace
- From: Benoit Jacob <jacob.benoit.1@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2010 08:02:27 -0500
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Hi,
2010/1/25 Hauke Heibel <hauke.heibel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Ok, I am done. I have the whole patch ready for review. Since I have
> no idea what else to do for reviewing larger commits, I am posting
> here.
>
> The main new functionality offered is
>
> DenseBase::setLinSpace(Scalar l,Scalar h,int s)
>
as discussed on IRC, LinSpace ---> LinSpaced.
> which computes for each vector index
>
> a(i) = l + i*(h-l)/(s-1)
>
> Now to the changes this involves.
>
> a) I added a new packet op ei_plset(Scalar a). It creates packages [a,
> a+1, ..., a+packet_size]. The nice part as opposed to ei_pset(...) is
> that for all types (float, double, int) there is only a single
> argument and not a varying number of arguments. This also allows to
> offer a GenericPacketMath implementation where this operator acts as
> identity.
sounds good,
>
> b) I added new constraints for functors that are meant to be used with
> CwiseNullaryOp. They are now required to offer a vector indexing
> operator()(int). For minimal invasive modifications, I simply changed
> existing ones by defining operator()(int,int) as operator()(int,int =
> 0) - where it was appropriate. That was already partially done.
OK,
>
> c) As discussed, ei_linspace_op_impl has two specializations one for
> random access and one for sequential or linear access. The vectorized
> sequential versions are much faster than non-vectorized ones and the
> random access versions seem to perform equally fast and faster (at
> least not worse).
I understand that the API for the sequential case is setLinSpaced.
What is the API for the random case? Are you going to provide a static
LinSpaced() ? Meanwhile, it's untested?
>
> d) I introduced a new proxy ojbect ei_unaligned_assign_impl. It
> performs a simple loop assignment when required and it does not
> inline. Preventing the inlining was crucial in order to allow MSVC to
> perform proper optimization of packet ops. Maybe this should be
> guarded by a pre-processor define and activated only for MSVC.
Good stuff, it even decrements the number of for loops in Eigen.
> If I am not wrong, this is all. Any comments, or am I good to synch?
You can push, I'm just curious about the random access version,
especially API wise and testing wise.
Benoit