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39 * Header definitions for the standard BLAS library.
41 * This is the subset of BLAS routines used for the
42 * linear algebra operations in Gromacs.
43 * Do NOT use this for other purposes - we only provide this as a
44 * simple fallback/reference implementation when no optimized BLAS
45 * is present. If you need an implementation for your own code
46 * there are several much faster versions out there.
48 * All routines are compatible with the BLAS reference implementation,
49 * meaning they assume fortran-style matrix row/column organization.
51 * There is plenty of documentation for these routines available
52 * at http://www.netlib.org/blas , so there is no point in repeating
62 /* These are not required by this file, but by the internal BLAS
63 * implementation. In principle, they could be included in each file
64 * that requires them, but this is simpler. Since the header is internal
65 * to the linearyalgebra/ module, the added complexity may not be worth it. */
66 #include "gromacs/utility/basedefinitions.h"
67 #include "gromacs/utility/real.h"
77 /* Double precision versions */
78 double F77_FUNC(dasum, DASUM)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx);
80 void F77_FUNC(daxpy, DAXPY)(int* n, double* da, double* dx, int* incx, double* dy, int* incy);
82 void F77_FUNC(dcopy, DCOPY)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx, double* dy, int* incy);
84 double F77_FUNC(ddot, DDOT)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx, double* dy, int* incy);
86 void F77_FUNC(dgemm, DGEMM)(const char* transa,
100 void F77_FUNC(dgemv, DGEMV)(const char* trans,
113 DGER)(int* m, int* n, double* alpha, double* x, int* incx, double* y, int* incy, double* a, int* lda);
115 double F77_FUNC(dnrm2, DNRM2)(int* n, double* x, int* incx);
117 void F77_FUNC(drot, DROT)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx, double* dy, int* incy, double* c, double* s);
119 void F77_FUNC(dscal, DSCAL)(int* n, double* fact, double* dx, int* incx);
121 void F77_FUNC(dswap, DSWAP)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx, double* dy, int* incy);
123 void F77_FUNC(dsymv, DSYMV)(const char* uplo,
134 void F77_FUNC(dsyr2, DSYR2)(const char* uplo,
144 void F77_FUNC(dsyr2k, DSYR2K)(const char* uplo,
157 void F77_FUNC(dtrmm, DTRMM)(const char* side,
169 void F77_FUNC(dtrmv, DTRMV)(const char* uplo,
178 void F77_FUNC(dtrsm, DTRSM)(const char* side,
190 int F77_FUNC(idamax, IDAMAX)(int* n, double* dx, int* incx);
193 /* Single precision versions */
194 float F77_FUNC(sasum, SASUM)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx);
196 void F77_FUNC(saxpy, SAXPY)(int* n, float* da, float* dx, int* incx, float* dy, int* incy);
198 void F77_FUNC(scopy, SCOPY)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx, float* dy, int* incy);
200 float F77_FUNC(sdot, SDOT)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx, float* dy, int* incy);
202 void F77_FUNC(sgemm, SGEMM)(const char* transa,
216 void F77_FUNC(sgemv, SGEMV)(const char* trans,
229 SGER)(int* m, int* n, float* alpha, float* x, int* incx, float* y, int* incy, float* a, int* lda);
231 float F77_FUNC(snrm2, SNRM2)(int* n, float* x, int* incx);
233 void F77_FUNC(srot, SROT)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx, float* dy, int* incy, float* c, float* s);
235 void F77_FUNC(sscal, SSCAL)(int* n, float* fact, float* dx, int* incx);
237 void F77_FUNC(sswap, SSWAP)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx, float* dy, int* incy);
239 void F77_FUNC(ssymv, SSYMV)(const char* uplo,
250 void F77_FUNC(ssyr2, SSYR2)(const char* uplo,
260 void F77_FUNC(ssyr2k, SSYR2K)(const char* uplo,
273 void F77_FUNC(strmm, STRMM)(const char* side,
285 void F77_FUNC(strmv, STRMV)(const char* uplo,
294 void F77_FUNC(strsm, STRSM)(const char* side,
306 int F77_FUNC(isamax, ISAMAX)(int* n, float* dx, int* incx);
315 #endif /* GMX_BLAS_H */