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Don't swap src0 and src1 of pseudo_mad instruction in HWConformity if the swapping causes invalid datatype combination. For example: pseudo_mad (32) result1(0,0)<1>:d x1(0,0)<2;0>:uw r0.1<0;0>:d z(0,0)<1;0>:d In this case, we swap src0(actually src2) and src1 if src1 is scalar but src0 is not, as src0(actually src2) has no regioning support: pseudo_mad (32) result1(0,0)<1>:d r0.1<0;0>:d x1(0,0)<2;0>:uw z(0,0)<1;0>:d After swapping, the datatype combination is invalid as it changes the datatype combination from (W * D + D) to (D * W + D). If src2(actually src0) is D, HW only supports (W * D + D). Then we wouldn't generate mad, and we generate mul+add instead. But without this swapping, actually we can generate mad as src0(actually src2) is aligned to dst.
Intel® Graphics Compiler for OpenCL™
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The Intel® Graphics Compiler for OpenCL™ is an LLVM-based compiler for OpenCL™ targeting Intel® graphics hardware architecture.
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