Overview

Accumulator data-types pack multiple scalar data elements into a wider vector. There are vector data-types with standard sized elements (32-bit, 64-bit).

The general naming convention for these data-types is shown below.

    v{NumLanes}[c]acc{SizeofElement}
    v{NumLanes}accfloat

Disambiguation :

'acc' denotes accumulator registers (higher precision than 'int').
'accfloat' denotes single precision floating point values (1b sign, 8b exponent, 23b exponent). (Note : bfloat16 operations use the accfloat format as accumulator registers)
'c' denotes complex

For example, v16acc32, v8acc32, v32accfloat

The total data-width of the accumulator data-types can be 256-bits, 512-bits or 1024-bits.

Note: Accumulator data-types are stored in different sets of registers within the processor core. Large accumulators (>256-bits) occupy more than one physical register. Register spills will reduce performance when more than one large register is 'live'.

Supported accumulator types and sizes
Scalar type	Supported accumulator lanes
acc32	8/16/32
acc64	4/8/16
cacc64	2/4/8
accfloat	8/16/32

Modules
	Complex Accumulator Types

	Floating-Point Accumulator Types

	Integer Accumulator Types

Overview

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