isa-l/raid/xor_gen_sse.asm
Greg Tucker d6c5e9620d Add raid unit
New raid unit adds source for optimized xor and P+Q functions.

Signed-off-by: Greg Tucker <greg.b.tucker@intel.com>
2016-04-26 15:58:49 -07:00

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;;; Optimized xor of N source vectors using SSE
;;; int xor_gen_sse(int vects, int len, void **array)
;;; Generates xor parity vector from N (vects-1) sources in array of pointers
;;; (**array). Last pointer is the dest.
;;; Vectors must be aligned to 16 bytes. Length can be any value.
%include "reg_sizes.asm"
%ifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, elf64
%define arg0 rdi
%define arg1 rsi
%define arg2 rdx
%define arg3 rcx
%define arg4 r8
%define arg5 r9
%define tmp r11
%define tmp2 rax
%define tmp2.b al
%define tmp3 arg4
%define return rax
%define PS 8
%define func(x) x:
%define FUNC_SAVE
%define FUNC_RESTORE
%elifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, win64
%define arg0 rcx
%define arg1 rdx
%define arg2 r8
%define arg3 r9
%define return rax
%define tmp2 rax
%define tmp2.b al
%define PS 8
%define tmp r11
%define tmp3 r10
%define stack_size 2*16 + 8 ; must be an odd multiple of 8
%define func(x) proc_frame x
%macro FUNC_SAVE 0
alloc_stack stack_size
save_xmm128 xmm6, 0*16
save_xmm128 xmm7, 1*16
end_prolog
%endmacro
%macro FUNC_RESTORE 0
movdqa xmm6, [rsp + 0*16]
movdqa xmm7, [rsp + 1*16]
add rsp, stack_size
%endmacro
%elifidn __OUTPUT_FORMAT__, elf32
%define arg0 arg(0)
%define arg1 ecx
%define tmp2 eax
%define tmp2.b al
%define tmp3 edx
%define return eax
%define PS 4
%define func(x) x:
%define arg(x) [ebp+8+PS*x]
%define arg2 edi ; must sav/restore
%define arg3 esi
%define tmp ebx
%macro FUNC_SAVE 0
push ebp
mov ebp, esp
push esi
push edi
push ebx
mov arg1, arg(1)
mov arg2, arg(2)
%endmacro
%macro FUNC_RESTORE 0
pop ebx
pop edi
pop esi
mov esp, ebp ;if has frame pointer
pop ebp
%endmacro
%endif ; output formats
%define vec arg0
%define len arg1
%define ptr arg3
%define pos tmp3
%ifidn PS,8 ; 64-bit code
default rel
[bits 64]
%endif
;;; Use Non-temporal load/stor
%ifdef NO_NT_LDST
%define XLDR movdqa
%define XSTR movdqa
%else
%define XLDR movntdqa
%define XSTR movntdq
%endif
section .text
align 16
global xor_gen_sse:function
func(xor_gen_sse)
FUNC_SAVE
%ifidn PS,8 ;64-bit code
sub vec, 2 ; Keep as offset to last source
%else ;32-bit code
mov tmp, arg(0) ; Update vec length arg to last source
sub tmp, 2
mov arg(0), tmp
%endif
jng return_fail ;Must have at least 2 sources
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
test len, (128-1) ;Check alignment of length
jnz len_not_aligned
len_aligned_128bytes:
sub len, 128
mov pos, 0
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
loop128:
mov tmp2, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
sub tmp, 1 ;Next vect
XLDR xmm0, [tmp2+pos] ;Start with end of array in last vector
XLDR xmm1, [tmp2+pos+16] ;Keep xor parity in xmm0-7
XLDR xmm2, [tmp2+pos+(2*16)]
XLDR xmm3, [tmp2+pos+(3*16)]
XLDR xmm4, [tmp2+pos+(4*16)]
XLDR xmm5, [tmp2+pos+(5*16)]
XLDR xmm6, [tmp2+pos+(6*16)]
XLDR xmm7, [tmp2+pos+(7*16)]
next_vect:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS]
sub tmp, 1
xorpd xmm0, [ptr+pos] ;Get next vector (source)
xorpd xmm1, [ptr+pos+16]
xorpd xmm2, [ptr+pos+(2*16)]
xorpd xmm3, [ptr+pos+(3*16)]
xorpd xmm4, [ptr+pos+(4*16)]
xorpd xmm5, [ptr+pos+(5*16)]
xorpd xmm6, [ptr+pos+(6*16)]
xorpd xmm7, [ptr+pos+(7*16)]
;;; prefetch [ptr+pos+(8*16)]
jge next_vect ;Loop for each vect
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
mov ptr, [arg2+PS+tmp*PS] ;Address of parity vector
XSTR [ptr+pos], xmm0 ;Write parity xor vector
XSTR [ptr+pos+(1*16)], xmm1
XSTR [ptr+pos+(2*16)], xmm2
XSTR [ptr+pos+(3*16)], xmm3
XSTR [ptr+pos+(4*16)], xmm4
XSTR [ptr+pos+(5*16)], xmm5
XSTR [ptr+pos+(6*16)], xmm6
XSTR [ptr+pos+(7*16)], xmm7
add pos, 128
cmp pos, len
jle loop128
return_pass:
mov return, 0
FUNC_RESTORE
ret
;;; Do one byte at a time for no alignment case
xor_gen_byte:
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
loop_1byte:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
mov tmp2.b, [ptr+len-1] ;Get array n
sub tmp, 1
nextvect_1byte:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS]
xor tmp2.b, [ptr+len-1]
sub tmp, 1
jge nextvect_1byte
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
mov ptr, [arg2+PS+tmp*PS] ;Get last vec
mov [ptr+len-1], tmp2.b ;Write parity
sub len, 1
test len, (8-1)
jnz loop_1byte
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
test len, (128-1) ;If not 0 and 128bit aligned
jz len_aligned_128bytes ; then do aligned case. len = y * 128
;; else we are 8-byte aligned so fall through to recheck
;; Unaligned length cases
len_not_aligned:
test len, (PS-1)
jne xor_gen_byte
mov tmp3, len
and tmp3, (128-1) ;Do the unaligned bytes 4-8 at a time
mov tmp, vec ;Preset to last vector
;; Run backwards 8 bytes (4B for 32bit) at a time for (tmp3) bytes
loopN_bytes:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Fetch last pointer in array
mov tmp2, [ptr+len-PS] ;Get array n
sub tmp, 1
nextvect_Nbytes:
mov ptr, [arg2+tmp*PS] ;Get pointer to next vector
xor tmp2, [ptr+len-PS]
sub tmp, 1
jge nextvect_Nbytes ;Loop for each source
mov tmp, vec ;Back to last vector
mov ptr, [arg2+PS+tmp*PS] ;Get last vec
mov [ptr+len-PS], tmp2 ;Write parity
sub len, PS
sub tmp3, PS
jg loopN_bytes
cmp len, 128 ;Now len is aligned to 128B
jge len_aligned_128bytes ;We can do the rest aligned
cmp len, 0
je return_pass
return_fail:
mov return, 1
FUNC_RESTORE
ret
endproc_frame
section .data
;;; func core, ver, snum
slversion xor_gen_sse, 00, 0c, 0030