Load/Store Operations

The compiler supports pointer dereferencing and pointer arithmetic. No special intrinsics are needed to load or store vectors. For example: More...

Overview

The compiler supports pointer dereferencing and pointer arithmetic. No special intrinsics are needed to load or store vectors. For example:

v16int16 *input, *output;
// ... initialize input and output data pointers
 
v16int16 mydata = *input++;
...
 *output = mydata;

The data pointers must be aligned to 256-bit boundary for vector loads/stores. Load/Store behaviour is undefined when stack-allocated vector variables are unaligned.

Linear pointer manipulation can be directly in the code with the use of the de-referencing, increment, decrement, etc, operators. For more complex pointer manipulation please see Addressing intrinsics .

Modules
	Addressing intrinsics
	Compressed Load Operations
	Compressed load operations load a compressed vector and expand it into an AIE-ML register.
	Compressed Sparse Load Operations
	Compressed sparse load operations load a compressed sparse vector and expand it into an AIE-ML register.
	Load 4x Operations
	Load 4x intrinsics load four 64-bit values to a vector register from data memory.
	Streams