cublas 0.2.1.0 → 0.3.0.0
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Dependency ranges changed: base, cuda, storable-complex
Files
- CHANGELOG.md +10/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS.hs +134/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Context.chs +126/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Error.chs +98/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Internal/C2HS.hs +70/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Internal/Types.chs +130/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level1.chs +264/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level2.chs +339/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level3.chs +558/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Stream.chs +43/−0
- Foreign/CUDA/Cublas.hs +0/−29
- Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/Error.hs +0/−55
- Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/FFI.hs +0/−9
- Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/TH.hs +0/−445
- Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/Types.chs +0/−49
- Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse.hs +0/−29
- Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/Error.hs +0/−53
- Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/FFI.hs +0/−9
- Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/Types.chs +0/−86
- LICENSE +1/−1
- README.md +15/−0
- Setup.hs +195/−84
- cbits/stubs.h +18/−0
- config.guess +0/−1526
- config.sub +0/−1658
- configure +0/−4789
- configure.ac +0/−88
- cublas.buildinfo.in +0/−9
- cublas.cabal +63/−48
- install-sh +0/−519
+ CHANGELOG.md view
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@+# Revision history for cublas++Notable changes to the project will be documented in this file.++The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](http://keepachangelog.com/).++## 0.3.0.0 - 2017-08-24++* First version; replaces [bmsherman/cublas](https://github.com/bmsherman/cublas). Released on an unsuspecting world.+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,134 @@+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--+-- The cuBLAS library is an implementation of BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra+-- Subprograms) for NVIDIA GPUs.+--+-- To use operations from the cuBLAS library, the user must allocate the+-- required matrices and vectors in the GPU memory space, fill them with data,+-- call the desired sequence of cuBLAS functions, then copy the results from the+-- GPU memory space back to the host.+--+-- The <http://hackage.haskell.org/package/cuda cuda> package can be used for+-- writing to and retrieving data from the GPU.+--+-- [/Data layout/]+--+-- Unlike modern BLAS libraries, cuBLAS /only/ provides Fortran-style+-- implementations of the subprograms, using column-major storage and 1-based+-- indexing.+--+-- The @<http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-lt-t-gt-geam ?geam>@+-- operation can be used to perform matrix transposition.+--+-- [/Example/]+--+-- At a short example, we show how to compute the following matrix-matrix+-- product with 'dgemm':+--+-- \[+-- \left(\begin{matrix} 1 & 2 \\ 3 & 4 \\ 5 & 6 \\ \end{matrix}\right) \cdot+-- \left(\begin{matrix} 1 & 2 & 3 \\ 4 & 5 & 6 \\ \end{matrix}\right) =+-- \left(\begin{matrix} 9 & 12 & 15 \\ 19 & 26 & 33 \\ 29 & 40 & 51 \\ \end{matrix}\right)+-- \]+--+-- I assume you know how to initialise the CUDA+-- environment, as described in the "Foreign.CUDA.Driver" module:+--+-- >>> import Foreign.CUDA.Driver as CUDA+-- >>> import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS as BLAS+-- >>> CUDA.initialise []+-- >>> dev <- CUDA.device 0+-- >>> ctx <- CUDA.create dev []+--+-- Just as we must create a CUDA execution context with+-- 'Foreign.CUDA.Driver.create' before interacting with the GPU, we must create+-- a BLAS context handle before executing any cuBLAS library operations, which+-- will be associated with the current device context:+--+-- >>> hdl <- BLAS.create+--+-- Now, let us generate the matrix data on the GPU. (For simplicity in this+-- example we will just marshal the data via lists, but in a real application+-- with a large amount of data we should of course use some kind of unboxed+-- array):+--+-- >>> let rowsA = 3; colsA = 2; sizeA = rowsA * colsA+-- >>> let rowsB = 2; colsB = 3; sizeB = rowsB * colsB+-- >>> let sizeC = rowsA * colsB+-- >>> matA <- CUDA.newListArray (take sizeA [1..])+-- >>> matB <- CUDA.newListArray (take sizeB [1..])+-- >>> matC <- CUDA.mallocArray sizeC+--+-- Note in the above that we store data in row-major order, as is the convention+-- in C. However, the cuBLAS library assumes a column-major representation, as+-- is the style of Fortran. However, we can make use of the following+-- equivalency:+--+-- \[+-- B^T \cdot A^T = (A \cdot B)^T+-- \]+--+-- and, since the transposed matrix in column-major representation is equivalent+-- to our matrix in row-major representation, we can avoid any actual data+-- manipulation to get things into a form suitable for cuBLAS (phew!).+--+-- The final thing to take care of are the scaling parameters to the 'dgemm'+-- operation, \(\alpha\) and \(\beta\). By default, it is assumed that these+-- values reside in host memory, but this setting can be changed with+-- 'setPointerMode'; When set to 'Device' mode, the function+-- 'Foreign.CUDA.Ptr.withDevicePtr' can be used to treat the device memory+-- pointer as a plain pointer to pass to the function.+--+-- Now, we are ready to piece it all together:+--+-- >>> import Foreign.Marshal+-- >>> with 1.0 $ \alpha ->+-- >>> with 0.0 $ \beta ->+-- >>> dgemm hdl N N colsB rowsA colsA alpha matB colsB matA colsA beta matC colsB+--+-- And retrieve the result:+--+-- >>> print =<< CUDA.peekListArray sizeC matC+-- [9.0,12.0,15.0,19.0,26.0,33.0,29.0,40.0,51.0]+--+-- Finally, we should 'Foreign.CUDA.Driver.free' the device memory we allocated,+-- and release the BLAS context handle:+--+-- >>> BLAS.destroy hdl+--+-- [/Additional information/]+--+-- For more information, see the NVIDIA cuBLAS documentation:+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html>+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS (++ -- * Control+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Context,+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Stream,+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error,++ -- * Operations+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level1,+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level2,+ module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level3,++) where++import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Context hiding ( useHandle )+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error hiding ( resultIfOk, nothingIfOk )+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Stream++import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level1+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level2+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level3+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Context.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,126 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Context+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Context (++ -- * Context management+ Handle(..),+ create, destroy,++ -- ** Utilities+ PointerMode(..), AtomicsMode(..),+ setPointerMode,+ getPointerMode,+ setAtomicsMode,+ getAtomicsMode,++) where++-- Friends+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types++-- System+import Foreign+import Foreign.C+import Control.Monad ( liftM )++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}+++-- | This function initializes the CUBLAS library and creates a handle to an+-- opaque structure holding the CUBLAS library context. It allocates hardware+-- resources on the host and device and must be called prior to making any other+-- CUBLAS library calls.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublascreate>+--+{-# INLINEABLE create #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCreate_v2 as create+ { alloca- `Handle' peekHdl* } -> `()' checkStatus*- #}+ where+ peekHdl = liftM Handle . peek+++-- | This function releases hardware resources used by the CUBLAS library. The+-- release of GPU resources may be deferred until the application exits. This+-- function is usually the last call with a particular handle to the CUBLAS+-- library.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasdestroy>+--+{-# INLINEABLE destroy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDestroy_v2 as destroy+ { useHandle `Handle' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}+++-- | Set the pointer mode used by cuBLAS library functions. For example, this+-- controls whether the scaling parameters \(\alpha\) and \(\beta\) of the+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-lt-t-gt-gemm ?gemm>+-- operation are treated as residing in host or device memory.+--+-- The default mode is for values to be passed by reference from the host.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublassetpointermode>+--+{-# INLINEABLE setPointerMode #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSetPointerMode_v2 as setPointerMode+ { useHandle `Handle'+ , cFromEnum `PointerMode'+ }+ -> `()' checkStatus* #}++-- | Get the pointer mode used by cuBLAS library functions to pass scalar+-- arguments.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasgetpointermode>+--+{-# INLINEABLE getPointerMode #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasGetPointerMode_v2 as getPointerMode+ { useHandle `Handle'+ , alloca- `PointerMode' peekPM*+ }+ -> `()' checkStatus*- #}+ where+ peekPM = liftM cToEnum . peek+++-- | Set whether cuBLAS library functions are allowed to use atomic functions,+-- when available. The implementations are generally faster, but can generate+-- results which are not strictly identical from one run to another.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublassetatomicsmode>+--+{-# INLINEABLE setAtomicsMode #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSetAtomicsMode as setAtomicsMode+ { useHandle `Handle'+ , cFromEnum `AtomicsMode'+ }+ -> `()' checkStatus* #}+++-- | Determine whether cuBLAS library functions are allowed to use atomic+-- operations.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasgetatomicsmode>+--+{-# INLINEABLE getAtomicsMode #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasGetAtomicsMode as getAtomicsMode+ { useHandle `Handle'+ , alloca- `AtomicsMode' peekAM*+ }+ -> `()' checkStatus*- #}+ where+ peekAM = liftM cToEnum . peek+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Error.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,98 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+ where++-- friends+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS++-- system+import Control.Exception+import Data.Typeable+import Foreign.C.Types++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}+++-- | Error codes used by cuBLAS library functions+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasstatus_t>+--+{# enum cublasStatus_t as Status+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_STATUS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}++-- Describe each error code+--+describe :: Status -> String+describe Success = "success"+describe NotInitialized = "library not initialised"+describe AllocFailed = "resource allocation failed"+describe InvalidValue = "unsupported value or parameter passed to a function"+describe ArchMismatch = "unsupported on current architecture"+describe MappingError = "access to GPU memory failed"+describe ExecutionFailed = "execution failed"+describe InternalError = "internal error"+describe NotSupported = "not supported"+#if CUDA_VERSION >= 6500+describe LicenseError = "license error"+#endif+++-- Exceptions ------------------------------------------------------------------+--+data CUBLASException+ = ExitCode Status+ | UserError String+ deriving Typeable++instance Exception CUBLASException++instance Show CUBLASException where+ showsPrec _ (ExitCode s) = showString ("CUBLAS Exception: " ++ describe s)+ showsPrec _ (UserError s) = showString ("CUBLAS Exception: " ++ s)+++-- | Raise a CUBLASException in the IO Monad+--+cublasError :: String -> IO a+cublasError s = throwIO (UserError s)+++-- | Return the results of a function on successful execution, otherwise throw+-- an exception with an error string associated with the return code+--+{-# INLINE resultIfOk #-}+resultIfOk :: (Status, a) -> IO a+resultIfOk (status,result) =+ case status of+ Success -> return result+ _ -> throwIO (ExitCode status)+++-- | Throw an exception with an error string associated with an unsuccessful+-- return code, otherwise return unit.+--+{-# INLINE nothingIfOk #-}+nothingIfOk :: Status -> IO ()+nothingIfOk status =+ case status of+ Success -> return ()+ _ -> throwIO (ExitCode status)++{-# INLINE checkStatus #-}+checkStatus :: CInt -> IO ()+checkStatus = nothingIfOk . cToEnum+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Internal/C2HS.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS (++ -- * Conversion between C and Haskell types+ cIntConv, cFloatConv, cToBool, cFromBool, cToEnum, cFromEnum,++) where++-- system+import Foreign+import Foreign.C+++-- Conversions -----------------------------------------------------------------+--++-- | Integral conversion+--+{-# INLINE cIntConv #-}+cIntConv :: (Integral a, Integral b) => a -> b+cIntConv = fromIntegral++-- | Floating conversion+--+{-# INLINE [1] cFloatConv #-}+cFloatConv :: (RealFloat a, RealFloat b) => a -> b+cFloatConv = realToFrac+-- As this conversion by default goes via `Rational', it can be very slow...+{-# RULES+ "cFloatConv/Float->Float" forall (x::Float). cFloatConv x = x;+ "cFloatConv/Double->Double" forall (x::Double). cFloatConv x = x;+ "cFloatConv/Float->CFloat" forall (x::Float). cFloatConv x = CFloat x;+ "cFloatConv/CFloat->Float" forall (x::Float). cFloatConv CFloat x = x;+ "cFloatConv/Double->CDouble" forall (x::Double). cFloatConv x = CDouble x;+ "cFloatConv/CDouble->Double" forall (x::Double). cFloatConv CDouble x = x+ #-}++-- | Obtain C value from Haskell 'Bool'.+--+{-# INLINE cFromBool #-}+cFromBool :: Num a => Bool -> a+cFromBool = fromBool++-- | Obtain Haskell 'Bool' from C value.+--+{-# INLINE cToBool #-}+cToBool :: (Eq a, Num a) => a -> Bool+cToBool = toBool++-- | Convert a C enumeration to Haskell.+--+{-# INLINE cToEnum #-}+cToEnum :: (Integral i, Enum e) => i -> e+cToEnum = toEnum . cIntConv++-- | Convert a Haskell enumeration to C.+--+{-# INLINE cFromEnum #-}+cFromEnum :: (Enum e, Integral i) => e -> i+cFromEnum = cIntConv . fromEnum+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Internal/Types.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,130 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE EmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types+ where++import Prelude hiding ( Either(..) )+import Foreign.Ptr++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}+++-- | An opaque handle to the cuBLAS library context, which is passed to all+-- library function calls.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublashandle_t>+--+newtype Handle = Handle { useHandle :: {# type cublasHandle_t #}}+++-- | Indicates which operation needs to be performed with a dense matrix.+--+-- * @N@: no transpose selected+-- * @T@: transpose operation+-- * @C@: conjugate transpose+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasoperation_t>+--+{# enum cublasOperation_t as Operation+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_OP" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | Indicates which part, upper or lower, of a dense matrix was filled and+-- consequently should be used by the function.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasfillmode_t>+--+{# enum cublasFillMode_t as Fill+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_FILL_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | Indicates whether the main diagonal of a dense matrix is unity and+-- consequently should not be be touched or modified by the function.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasdiagtype_t>+--+{# enum cublasDiagType_t as Diagonal+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_DIAG" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | Indicates whether the dense matrix is on the lift or right side in the+-- matrix equation solved by a particular function.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublassidemode_t>+--+{# enum cublasSideMode_t as Side+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_SIDE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | For functions which take scalar value arguments, determines whether those+-- values are passed by reference on the host or device.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublaspointermode_t>+--+{# enum cublasPointerMode_t as PointerMode+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_POINTER_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | Determines whether cuBLAS routines can alternate implementations which make+-- use of atomic instructions.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublasatomicsmode_t>+--+{# enum cublasAtomicsMode_t as AtomicsMode+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_ATOMICS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+++-- | Used to specify the type of data underlying a @void*@ pointer. For example,+-- it is used in the routine <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-gemmEx ?gemmEx>.+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cuda_datatype_t>+--+#if CUDA_VERSION < 7500+data Type+#elif CUDA_VERSION < 8000+{# enum cublasDataType_t as Type+ { underscoreToCase+ , CUBLAS_DATA_FLOAT as R32f+ , CUBLAS_DATA_DOUBLE as R64f+ , CUBLAS_DATA_HALF as R16f+ , CUBLAS_DATA_INT8 as R8i+ }+ with prefix="CUBLAS_DATA" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+#else+{# enum cublasDataType_t as Type+ { underscoreToCase }+ with prefix="CUDA" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+#endif+++-- | Used to run <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-GemmEx gemmEx>+-- with a specific, yet completely unspecified, algorithm.+--+#if CUDA_VERSION < 8000+data GemmAlgorithm+#else+{# enum cublasGemmAlgo_t as GemmAlgorithm+ { underscoreToCase+ , CUBLAS_GEMM_DFALT as GemmDefault+ }+ with prefix="CUBLAS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}+#endif+
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level1.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,264 @@+--+-- This module is auto-generated. Do not edit directly.+--++{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-binds #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level1+-- Copyright : [2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--+-- For more information see the cuBLAS Level-1 function reference:+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-level-1-function-reference>+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level1 (++ isamax,+ idamax,+ icamax,+ izamax,+ isamin,+ idamin,+ icamin,+ izamin,+ sasum,+ dasum,+ scasum,+ dzasum,+ saxpy,+ daxpy,+ caxpy,+ zaxpy,+ scopy,+ dcopy,+ ccopy,+ zcopy,+ sdot,+ ddot,+ cdotu,+ zdotu,+ cdotc,+ zdotc,+ snrm2,+ dnrm2,+ scnrm2,+ dznrm2,+ srot,+ drot,+ crot,+ csrot,+ zrot,+ zdrot,+ srotg,+ drotg,+ crotg,+ zrotg,+ srotm,+ drotm,+ srotmg,+ drotmg,+ sscal,+ dscal,+ cscal,+ csscal,+ zscal,+ zdscal,+ sswap,+ dswap,+ cswap,+ zswap,++) where++import Data.Complex+import Numeric.Half+import Foreign+import Foreign.C+import Foreign.Storable.Complex ()+import Foreign.CUDA.Ptr+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}++{-# INLINE useDevP #-}+useDevP :: DevicePtr a -> Ptr b+useDevP = useDevicePtr . castDevPtr++{-# INLINE useHostP #-}+useHostP :: HostPtr a -> Ptr b+useHostP = useHostPtr . castHostPtr+++{-# INLINEABLE isamax #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIsamax_v2 as isamax { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE idamax #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIdamax_v2 as idamax { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE icamax #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIcamax_v2 as icamax { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE izamax #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIzamax_v2 as izamax { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE isamin #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIsamin_v2 as isamin { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE idamin #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIdamin_v2 as idamin { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE icamin #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIcamin_v2 as icamin { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE izamin #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasIzamin_v2 as izamin { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sasum #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSasum_v2 as sasum { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dasum #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDasum_v2 as dasum { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE scasum #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasScasum_v2 as scasum { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dzasum #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDzasum_v2 as dzasum { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE saxpy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSaxpy_v2 as saxpy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE daxpy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDaxpy_v2 as daxpy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE caxpy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCaxpy_v2 as caxpy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zaxpy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZaxpy_v2 as zaxpy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE scopy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasScopy_v2 as scopy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dcopy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDcopy_v2 as dcopy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ccopy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCcopy_v2 as ccopy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zcopy #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZcopy_v2 as zcopy { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sdot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSdot_v2 as sdot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ddot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDdot_v2 as ddot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cdotu #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCdotu_v2 as cdotu { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zdotu #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZdotu_v2 as zdotu { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cdotc #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCdotc_v2 as cdotc { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zdotc #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZdotc_v2 as zdotc { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE snrm2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSnrm2_v2 as snrm2 { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dnrm2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDnrm2_v2 as dnrm2 { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE scnrm2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasScnrm2_v2 as scnrm2 { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dznrm2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDznrm2_v2 as dznrm2 { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE srot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSrot_v2 as srot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE drot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDrot_v2 as drot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE crot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCrot_v2 as crot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csrot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsrot_v2 as csrot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zrot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZrot_v2 as zrot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zdrot #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZdrot_v2 as zdrot { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE srotg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSrotg_v2 as srotg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE drotg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDrotg_v2 as drotg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE crotg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCrotg_v2 as crotg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zrotg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZrotg_v2 as zrotg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE srotm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSrotm_v2 as srotm { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE drotm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDrotm_v2 as drotm { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE srotmg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSrotmg_v2 as srotmg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float', castPtr `Ptr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE drotmg #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDrotmg_v2 as drotmg { useHandle `Handle', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double', castPtr `Ptr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSscal_v2 as sscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDscal_v2 as dscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCscal_v2 as cscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsscal_v2 as csscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZscal_v2 as zscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zdscal #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZdscal_v2 as zdscal { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sswap #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSswap_v2 as sswap { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dswap #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDswap_v2 as dswap { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cswap #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCswap_v2 as cswap { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zswap #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZswap_v2 as zswap { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level2.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,339 @@+--+-- This module is auto-generated. Do not edit directly.+--++{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-binds #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level2+-- Copyright : [2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--+-- For more information see the cuBLAS Level-2 function reference:+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-level-2-function-reference>+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level2 (++ Operation(..),+ Fill(..),+ Diagonal(..),+ sgbmv,+ dgbmv,+ cgbmv,+ zgbmv,+ sgemv,+ dgemv,+ cgemv,+ zgemv,+ sger,+ dger,+ cgerc,+ zgerc,+ cgeru,+ zgeru,+ ssbmv,+ dsbmv,+ sspmv,+ dspmv,+ sspr,+ dspr,+ sspr2,+ dspr2,+ ssymv,+ dsymv,+ csymv,+ zsymv,+ ssyr,+ dsyr,+ csyr,+ zsyr,+ ssyr2,+ dsyr2,+ csyr2,+ zsyr2,+ stbmv,+ dtbmv,+ ctbmv,+ ztbmv,+ stbsv,+ dtbsv,+ ctbsv,+ ztbsv,+ stpmv,+ dtpmv,+ ctpmv,+ ztpmv,+ stpsv,+ dtpsv,+ ctpsv,+ ztpsv,+ strmv,+ dtrmv,+ ctrmv,+ ztrmv,+ strsv,+ dtrsv,+ ctrsv,+ ztrsv,+ chemv,+ zhemv,+ chbmv,+ zhbmv,+ chpmv,+ zhpmv,+ cher,+ zher,+ cher2,+ zher2,+ chpr,+ zhpr,+ chpr2,+ zhpr2,++) where++import Data.Complex+import Numeric.Half+import Foreign+import Foreign.C+import Foreign.Storable.Complex ()+import Foreign.CUDA.Ptr+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}++{-# INLINE useDevP #-}+useDevP :: DevicePtr a -> Ptr b+useDevP = useDevicePtr . castDevPtr++{-# INLINE useHostP #-}+useHostP :: HostPtr a -> Ptr b+useHostP = useHostPtr . castHostPtr+++{-# INLINEABLE sgbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgbmv_v2 as sgbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgbmv_v2 as dgbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgbmv_v2 as cgbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgbmv_v2 as zgbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgemv_v2 as sgemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgemv_v2 as dgemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemv_v2 as cgemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgemv_v2 as zgemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sger #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSger_v2 as sger { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dger #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDger_v2 as dger { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgerc #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgerc_v2 as cgerc { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgerc #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgerc_v2 as zgerc { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgeru #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgeru_v2 as cgeru { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgeru #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgeru_v2 as zgeru { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsbmv_v2 as ssbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsbmv_v2 as dsbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sspmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSspmv_v2 as sspmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dspmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDspmv_v2 as dspmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sspr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSspr_v2 as sspr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dspr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDspr_v2 as dspr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sspr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSspr2_v2 as sspr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dspr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDspr2_v2 as dspr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssymv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsymv_v2 as ssymv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsymv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsymv_v2 as dsymv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csymv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsymv_v2 as csymv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsymv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsymv_v2 as zsymv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssyr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsyr_v2 as ssyr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsyr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsyr_v2 as dsyr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyr_v2 as csyr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsyr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsyr_v2 as zsyr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssyr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsyr2_v2 as ssyr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsyr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsyr2_v2 as dsyr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyr2_v2 as csyr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsyr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsyr2_v2 as zsyr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE stbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStbmv_v2 as stbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtbmv_v2 as dtbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtbmv_v2 as ctbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtbmv_v2 as ztbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE stbsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStbsv_v2 as stbsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtbsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtbsv_v2 as dtbsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctbsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtbsv_v2 as ctbsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztbsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtbsv_v2 as ztbsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE stpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStpmv_v2 as stpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtpmv_v2 as dtpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtpmv_v2 as ctpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtpmv_v2 as ztpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE stpsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStpsv_v2 as stpsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtpsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtpsv_v2 as dtpsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctpsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtpsv_v2 as ctpsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztpsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtpsv_v2 as ztpsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrmv_v2 as strmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrmv_v2 as dtrmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrmv_v2 as ctrmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrmv_v2 as ztrmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrsv_v2 as strsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrsv_v2 as dtrsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrsv_v2 as ctrsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrsv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrsv_v2 as ztrsv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChemv_v2 as chemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhemv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhemv_v2 as zhemv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChbmv_v2 as chbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhbmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhbmv_v2 as zhbmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChpmv_v2 as chpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhpmv #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhpmv_v2 as zhpmv { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cher #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCher_v2 as cher { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zher #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZher_v2 as zher { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cher2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCher2_v2 as cher2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zher2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZher2_v2 as zher2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chpr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChpr_v2 as chpr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhpr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhpr_v2 as zhpr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chpr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChpr2_v2 as chpr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhpr2 #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhpr2_v2 as zhpr2 { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Level3.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,558 @@+--+-- This module is auto-generated. Do not edit directly.+--++{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-binds #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level3+-- Copyright : [2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--+-- For more information see the cuBLAS Level-3 function reference:+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublas-level-3-function-reference>+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level3 (++ Operation(..),+ Fill(..),+ Diagonal(..),+ Side(..),+ Type(..),+ GemmAlgorithm(..),+ sgemm,+ dgemm,+ cgemm,+ zgemm,+ sgemmBatched,+ dgemmBatched,+ cgemmBatched,+ zgemmBatched,+ ssymm,+ dsymm,+ csymm,+ zsymm,+ ssyrk,+ dsyrk,+ csyrk,+ zsyrk,+ ssyr2k,+ dsyr2k,+ csyr2k,+ zsyr2k,+ ssyrkx,+ dsyrkx,+ csyrkx,+ zsyrkx,+ strmm,+ dtrmm,+ ctrmm,+ ztrmm,+ strsm,+ dtrsm,+ ctrsm,+ ztrsm,+ strsmBatched,+ dtrsmBatched,+ ctrsmBatched,+ ztrsmBatched,+ chemm,+ zhemm,+ cherk,+ zherk,+ cher2k,+ zher2k,+ cherkx,+ zherkx,+ sgeam,+ dgeam,+ cgeam,+ zgeam,+ sdgmm,+ ddgmm,+ cdgmm,+ zdgmm,+ sgetrfBatched,+ dgetrfBatched,+ cgetrfBatched,+ zgetrfBatched,+ sgetriBatched,+ dgetriBatched,+ cgetriBatched,+ zgetriBatched,+ smatinvBatched,+ dmatinvBatched,+ cmatinvBatched,+ zmatinvBatched,+ sgeqrfBatched,+ dgeqrfBatched,+ cgeqrfBatched,+ zgeqrfBatched,+ sgelsBatched,+ dgelsBatched,+ cgelsBatched,+ zgelsBatched,+ stpttr,+ dtpttr,+ ctpttr,+ ztpttr,+ strttp,+ dtrttp,+ ctrttp,+ ztrttp,+ sgetrsBatched,+ dgetrsBatched,+ cgetrsBatched,+ zgetrsBatched,+ hgemm,+ sgemmEx,+ cgemm3m,+ zgemm3m,+ sgemmStridedBatched,+ dgemmStridedBatched,+ cgemmStridedBatched,+ zgemmStridedBatched,+ hgemmStridedBatched,+ cgemm3mStridedBatched,+ cgemmEx,+ gemmEx,+ csyrkEx,+ csyrk3mEx,+ cherkEx,+ cherk3mEx,+ nrm2Ex,+ axpyEx,+ dotEx,+ dotcEx,+ scalEx,++) where++import Data.Complex+import Numeric.Half+import Foreign+import Foreign.C+import Foreign.Storable.Complex ()+import Foreign.CUDA.Ptr+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}++{-# INLINE useDevP #-}+useDevP :: DevicePtr a -> Ptr b+useDevP = useDevicePtr . castDevPtr++{-# INLINE useHostP #-}+useHostP :: HostPtr a -> Ptr b+useHostP = useHostPtr . castHostPtr+++{-# INLINEABLE sgemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgemm_v2 as sgemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgemm_v2 as dgemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemm_v2 as cgemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgemm_v2 as zgemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgemmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgemmBatched as sgemmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgemmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgemmBatched as dgemmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemmBatched as cgemmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgemmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgemmBatched as zgemmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssymm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsymm_v2 as ssymm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsymm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsymm_v2 as dsymm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csymm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsymm_v2 as csymm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsymm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsymm_v2 as zsymm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssyrk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsyrk_v2 as ssyrk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsyrk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsyrk_v2 as dsyrk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyrk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyrk_v2 as csyrk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsyrk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsyrk_v2 as zsyrk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssyr2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsyr2k_v2 as ssyr2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsyr2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsyr2k_v2 as dsyr2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyr2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyr2k_v2 as csyr2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsyr2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsyr2k_v2 as zsyr2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ssyrkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSsyrkx as ssyrkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dsyrkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDsyrkx as dsyrkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyrkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyrkx as csyrkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zsyrkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZsyrkx as zsyrkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrmm_v2 as strmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrmm_v2 as dtrmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrmm_v2 as ctrmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrmm_v2 as ztrmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strsm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrsm_v2 as strsm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrsm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrsm_v2 as dtrsm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrsm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrsm_v2 as ctrsm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrsm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrsm_v2 as ztrsm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strsmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrsmBatched as strsmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrsmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrsmBatched as dtrsmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrsmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrsmBatched as ctrsmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrsmBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrsmBatched as ztrsmBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Diagonal', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE chemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasChemm_v2 as chemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zhemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZhemm_v2 as zhemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cherk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCherk_v2 as cherk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zherk #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZherk_v2 as zherk { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cher2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCher2k_v2 as cher2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zher2k #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZher2k_v2 as zher2k { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cherkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCherkx as cherkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zherkx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZherkx as zherkx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgeam #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgeam as sgeam { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgeam #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgeam as dgeam { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgeam #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgeam as cgeam { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgeam #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgeam as zgeam { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sdgmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSdgmm as sdgmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ddgmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDdgmm as ddgmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cdgmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCdgmm as cdgmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zdgmm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZdgmm as zdgmm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Side', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgetrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgetrfBatched as sgetrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32', castPtr `Ptr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgetrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgetrfBatched as dgetrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32', castPtr `Ptr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgetrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgetrfBatched as cgetrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32', castPtr `Ptr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgetrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgetrfBatched as zgetrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Int32', castPtr `Ptr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgetriBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgetriBatched as sgetriBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgetriBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgetriBatched as dgetriBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgetriBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgetriBatched as cgetriBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgetriBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgetriBatched as zgetriBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE smatinvBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSmatinvBatched as smatinvBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dmatinvBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDmatinvBatched as dmatinvBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cmatinvBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCmatinvBatched as cmatinvBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zmatinvBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZmatinvBatched as zmatinvBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgeqrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgeqrfBatched as sgeqrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgeqrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgeqrfBatched as dgeqrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgeqrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgeqrfBatched as cgeqrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgeqrfBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgeqrfBatched as zgeqrfBatched { useHandle `Handle', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgelsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgelsBatched as sgelsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgelsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgelsBatched as dgelsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgelsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgelsBatched as cgelsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgelsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgelsBatched as zgelsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE stpttr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStpttr as stpttr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtpttr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtpttr as dtpttr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctpttr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtpttr as ctpttr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztpttr #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtpttr as ztpttr { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE strttp #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasStrttp as strttp { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Float' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dtrttp #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDtrttp as dtrttp { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Double' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ctrttp #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCtrttp as ctrttp { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE ztrttp #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZtrttp as ztrttp { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}+#if CUDA_VERSION >= 7000++{-# INLINEABLE sgetrsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgetrsBatched as sgetrsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float)', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgetrsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgetrsBatched as dgetrsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double)', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgetrsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgetrsBatched as cgetrsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float))', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgetrsBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgetrsBatched as zgetrsBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Int32', useDevP `DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double))', `Int', useHostP `HostPtr Int32', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}+#else++sgetrsBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float) -> Int -> DevicePtr Int32 -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr Float) -> Int -> HostPtr Int32 -> Int -> IO ()+sgetrsBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'sgetrsBatched' requires at least cuda-7.0"++dgetrsBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double) -> Int -> DevicePtr Int32 -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr Double) -> Int -> HostPtr Int32 -> Int -> IO ()+dgetrsBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'dgetrsBatched' requires at least cuda-7.0"++cgetrsBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float)) -> Int -> DevicePtr Int32 -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Float)) -> Int -> HostPtr Int32 -> Int -> IO ()+cgetrsBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cgetrsBatched' requires at least cuda-7.0"++zgetrsBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double)) -> Int -> DevicePtr Int32 -> DevicePtr (DevicePtr (Complex Double)) -> Int -> HostPtr Int32 -> Int -> IO ()+zgetrsBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'zgetrsBatched' requires at least cuda-7.0"+#endif+#if CUDA_VERSION >= 7500++{-# INLINEABLE hgemm #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasHgemm as hgemm { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Half', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Half', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgemmEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgemmEx as sgemmEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}+#else++hgemm :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Half -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> Ptr Half -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> IO ()+hgemm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'hgemm' requires at least cuda-7.5"++sgemmEx :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+sgemmEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'sgemmEx' requires at least cuda-7.5"+#endif+#if CUDA_VERSION >= 8000++{-# INLINEABLE cgemm3m #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemm3m as cgemm3m { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgemm3m #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgemm3m as zgemm3m { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE sgemmStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSgemmStridedBatched as sgemmStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr Float', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dgemmStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDgemmStridedBatched as dgemmStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr Double', useDevP `DevicePtr Double', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemmStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemmStridedBatched as cgemmStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE zgemmStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasZgemmStridedBatched as zgemmStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Double)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Double)', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE hgemmStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasHgemmStridedBatched as hgemmStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Half', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr Half', useDevP `DevicePtr Half', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemm3mStridedBatched #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemm3mStridedBatched as cgemm3mStridedBatched { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', `Int', `Int64', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cgemmEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCgemmEx as cgemmEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr (Complex Float)', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE gemmEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasGemmEx as gemmEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Operation', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', cFromEnum `Type', cFromEnum `GemmAlgorithm' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyrkEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyrkEx as csyrkEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE csyrk3mEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCsyrk3mEx as csyrk3mEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cherkEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCherkEx as cherkEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE cherk3mEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasCherk3mEx as cherk3mEx { useHandle `Handle', cFromEnum `Fill', cFromEnum `Operation', `Int', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr Float', useDevP `DevicePtr (Complex Float)', cFromEnum `Type', `Int' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE nrm2Ex #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasNrm2Ex as nrm2Ex { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', cFromEnum `Type', cFromEnum `Type' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE axpyEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasAxpyEx as axpyEx { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', cFromEnum `Type', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', cFromEnum `Type' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dotEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDotEx as dotEx { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', cFromEnum `Type', cFromEnum `Type' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE dotcEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasDotcEx as dotcEx { useHandle `Handle', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', cFromEnum `Type', cFromEnum `Type' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}++{-# INLINEABLE scalEx #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasScalEx as scalEx { useHandle `Handle', `Int', castPtr `Ptr ()', cFromEnum `Type', useDevP `DevicePtr ()', cFromEnum `Type', `Int', cFromEnum `Type' } -> `()' checkStatus* #}+#else++cgemm3m :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> IO ()+cgemm3m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cgemm3m' requires at least cuda-8.0"++zgemm3m :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Double) -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Double) -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> IO ()+zgemm3m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'zgemm3m' requires at least cuda-8.0"++sgemmStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr Float -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr Float -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr Float -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+sgemmStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'sgemmStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++dgemmStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Double -> DevicePtr Double -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr Double -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr Double -> DevicePtr Double -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+dgemmStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'dgemmStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++cgemmStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+cgemmStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cgemmStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++zgemmStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Double) -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr (Complex Double) -> DevicePtr (Complex Double) -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+zgemmStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'zgemmStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++hgemmStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Half -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr Half -> DevicePtr Half -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+hgemmStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'hgemmStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++cgemm3mStridedBatched :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Int -> Int64 -> Int -> IO ()+cgemm3mStridedBatched _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cgemm3mStridedBatched' requires at least cuda-8.0"++cgemmEx :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr (Complex Float) -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+cgemmEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cgemmEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++gemmEx :: Handle -> Operation -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Int -> Ptr () -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr () -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Type -> GemmAlgorithm -> IO ()+gemmEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'gemmEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++csyrkEx :: Handle -> Fill -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+csyrkEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'csyrkEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++csyrk3mEx :: Handle -> Fill -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+csyrk3mEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'csyrk3mEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++cherkEx :: Handle -> Fill -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+cherkEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cherkEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++cherk3mEx :: Handle -> Fill -> Operation -> Int -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr Float -> DevicePtr (Complex Float) -> Type -> Int -> IO ()+cherk3mEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'cherk3mEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++nrm2Ex :: Handle -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr () -> Type -> Type -> IO ()+nrm2Ex _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'nrm2Ex' requires at least cuda-8.0"++axpyEx :: Handle -> Int -> Ptr () -> Type -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Type -> IO ()+axpyEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'axpyEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++dotEx :: Handle -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr () -> Type -> Type -> IO ()+dotEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'dotEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++dotcEx :: Handle -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Ptr () -> Type -> Type -> IO ()+dotcEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'dotcEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"++scalEx :: Handle -> Int -> Ptr () -> Type -> DevicePtr () -> Type -> Int -> Type -> IO ()+scalEx _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = cublasError "'scalEx' requires at least cuda-8.0"+#endif
+ Foreign/CUDA/BLAS/Stream.chs view
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}+-- |+-- Module : Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Stream+-- Copyright : [2014..2017] Trevor L. McDonell+-- License : BSD3+--+-- Maintainer : Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+-- Stability : experimental+-- Portability : non-portable (GHC extensions)+--++module Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Stream (++ setStream,++) where++import Foreign.CUDA.Driver.Stream+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+import Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types++import Foreign.C+import Foreign.Ptr++#include "cbits/stubs.h"+{# context lib="cublas" #}+++-- | Sets the execution stream which all subsequent cuBLAS library functions+-- will execute with. If not set, functions execute in the default stream (which+-- never overlaps any other operations).+--+-- <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#cublassetstream>+--+{-# INLINEABLE setStream #-}+{# fun unsafe cublasSetStream_v2 as setStream+ { useHandle `Handle'+ , useStream `Stream'+ }+ -> `()' checkStatus* #}+
− Foreign/CUDA/Cublas.hs
@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}-{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}--{- |-This module provides the most convenient FFI bindings to the CUBLAS-library. The names of functions and the role of arguments closely follows-the CUBLAS C API, which is documented here:--<http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/>--}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas (- -- * Types- module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types,- -- * Initialization and destruction- create, destroy,- -- * BLAS functions- module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas,- -- * Error handling- module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Error )-where--import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH-import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.FFI--import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types-import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Error--$(doIO $ makeClassDecs "cublas" cublasFile)
− Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/Error.hs
@@ -1,55 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Error where-import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types (Status (..))---- System-import Data.Typeable-import Control.Exception----- Error codes ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Describe each error code----describe :: Status -> String-describe Success = "success"-describe NotInitialized = "library not initialised"-describe AllocFailed = "resource allocation failed"-describe InvalidValue = "unsupported value or parameter passed to a function"-describe ArchMismatch = "unsupported on current architecture"-describe MappingError = "access to GPU memory failed"-describe ExecutionFailed = "execution failed"-describe InternalError = "internal error"----- Exceptions ----------------------------------------------------------------------data CUBLASException- = ExitCode Status- | UserError String- deriving Typeable--instance Exception CUBLASException--instance Show CUBLASException where- showsPrec _ (ExitCode s) = showString ("CUBLAS Exception: " ++ describe s)- showsPrec _ (UserError s) = showString ("CUBLAS Exception: " ++ s)----- | Raise a CUBLASException in the IO Monad----cublasError :: String -> IO a-cublasError s = throwIO (UserError s)----- | Return the results of a function on successful execution, otherwise throw--- an exception with an error string associated with the return code----resultIfOk :: (Status, a) -> IO a-resultIfOk (status,result) =- case status of- Success -> return result- _ -> throwIO (ExitCode status)-
− Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/FFI.hs
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}-{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.FFI where-import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH-import Foreign.C.Types--$(doIO $ makeFFIDecs "cublas" cublasFile)-$(doIO $ makeAllFuncs "cublas" cublasFile)
− Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/TH.hs
@@ -1,445 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}-{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}-{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH where-import Control.Applicative-import Control.Arrow-import Control.Monad ((>=>), join, void)--import GHC.Exts (groupWith)--import Language.Haskell.TH as TH-import Language.C-import Language.C.System.GCC--import Data.List (isInfixOf, isPrefixOf, isSuffixOf)-import Data.Char (toLower, toUpper)-import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe)--import Debug.Trace-import qualified Foreign.C.Types as C-import qualified Foreign as F-import Foreign.Storable.Complex ()-import Data.Complex (Complex(..))--import System.FilePath.Posix ((</>))--import Foreign.CUDA as FC-import qualified Foreign.CUDA.Runtime.Stream as FC--import qualified Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types as BL-import qualified Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types as SP-import qualified Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Error as BL-import qualified Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Error as SP--try :: [(Bool, a)] -> a-try ((p,y):conds) = if p then y else try conds-try [] = error "TH.try: No match!"--data TypeInfo = TI - { ctype :: Q Type- , hsinput :: Either Convert Create- , hsoutput :: Maybe (Either Convert Destroy) }--data TypeDat = TD - { ct :: Q Type- , hst :: Q Type - , c2hs :: (Q Exp, ExpType)- , hs2c :: (Q Exp, ExpType) }--data ExpType = Pure | Monadic--data TypeC = VoidC | IntC | FloatC | DoubleC | EnumC String - | ComplexC TypeC | ArbStructC String | PtrC TypeC | PhonyC TH.Name- | ArrC TypeC- deriving (Eq, Show)--prim :: Q Type -> Q Type -> Q Exp -> Q Exp -> TypeDat-prim ct hst c2hs hs2c = TD ct hst (c2hs, Pure) (hs2c, Pure)--simple :: Q Type -> TypeDat-simple t = prim t t [| id |] [| id |]--bothc :: (a -> b) -> Complex a -> Complex b-bothc f (a :+ b) = f a :+ f b --typeDat :: TypeC -> TypeDat-typeDat (PhonyC n) = simple (varT n)-typeDat VoidC = simple [t| () |] -typeDat (PtrC t) = prim [t| F.Ptr $(ctype) |] [t| FC.DevicePtr $(ctype) |] [| FC.DevicePtr |] [| FC.useDevicePtr |] where- ctype = ct (typeDat t)-typeDat (ArrC t) = typeDat (PtrC t)-typeDat IntC = prim [t| C.CInt |] [t| Int |] [| fromIntegral |] [| fromIntegral |]-typeDat FloatC = simple [t| C.CFloat |]-typeDat DoubleC = simple [t| C.CDouble |]-typeDat (EnumC str) = prim [t| C.CInt |] x [| toEnum . fromIntegral |] [| fromIntegral . fromEnum |] where- x = case str of- "cublasStatus_t" -> [t| BL.Status |]- "cublasOperation_t" -> [t| BL.Operation |]- "cublasSideMode_t" -> [t| BL.SideMode |]- "cublasFillMode_t" -> [t| BL.FillMode |]- "cublasPointerMode_t" -> [t| BL.PointerMode |]- "cublasAtomicsMode_t" -> [t| BL.AtomicsMode |]- "cublasDiagType_t" -> [t| BL.DiagType |]-- "cusparseStatus_t" -> [t| SP.Status |]- "cusparseOperation_t" -> [t| SP.Operation |]- "cusparseDirection_t" -> [t| SP.Direction |]- "cusparseHybPartition_t" -> [t| SP.HybPartition |]- "cusparseFillMode_t" -> [t| SP.FillMode |]- "cusparsePointerMode_t" -> [t| SP.PointerMode |]- "cusparseDiagType_t" -> [t| SP.DiagType |]- "cusparseIndexBase_t" -> [t| SP.IndexBase |]- "cusparseAction_t" -> [t| SP.Action |]- "cusparseMatrixType_t" -> [t| SP.MatrixType |]- "cusparseSolvePolicy_t" -> [t| SP.SolvePolicy |]-- otherwise -> error ("typeDat.EnumC : Missing type: " ++ str)-typeDat (ArbStructC str) = case str of- "cublasHandle_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| BL.Handle |] [| BL.Handle |] [| BL.useHandle |]- "cusparseHandle_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Handle |] [| SP.Handle |] [| SP.useHandle |]- "cusparseHybMat_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.HybMat |] [| SP.HybMat |] [| SP.useHybMat |]- "cusparseMatDescr_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.MatDescr |] [| SP.MatDescr |] [| SP.useMatDescr |]- "cusparseSolveAnalysisInfo_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.SolveAnalysisInfo |] [| SP.SolveAnalysisInfo |] [| SP.useSolveAnalysisInfo |]- "csrsv2Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Csrsv2Info |] [| SP.Csrsv2Info |] [| SP.useCsrsv2Info |]- "csric02Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Csric02Info |] [| SP.Csric02Info |] [| SP.useCsric02Info |]- "csrilu02Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Csrilu02Info |] [| SP.Csrilu02Info |] [| SP.useCsrilu02Info |]- "bsrsv2Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Bsrsv2Info |] [| SP.Bsrsv2Info |] [| SP.useBsrsv2Info |]- "bsric02Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Bsric02Info |] [| SP.Bsric02Info |] [| SP.useBsric02Info |]- "bsrilu02Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Bsrilu02Info |] [| SP.Bsrilu02Info |] [| SP.useBsrilu02Info |]- "bsrsm2Info_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| SP.Bsrsm2Info |] [| SP.Bsrsm2Info |] [| SP.useBsrsm2Info |]-- "cudaStream_t" -> prim [t| F.Ptr () |] [t| FC.Stream |] [| FC.Stream |] [| FC.useStream |]-typeDat (ComplexC t) = prim- [t| Complex $(ctype) |]- [t| Complex $(hstype) |]- [| bothc $(fromC) |]- [| bothc $(toC) |]- where- TD ctype hstype (fromC, Pure) (toC, Pure) = typeDat t---convertT x y = Left (Convert x y)-createT = Right . Create-destroyT = Right . Destroy--data Convert = Convert (Q Type) (Q Exp)-newtype Create = Create (Q Exp)-newtype Destroy = Destroy (Q Exp)--pointerify :: Q Type -> Q Type-pointerify x = [t| F.Ptr $(x) |]--useT :: TypeC -> TypeInfo-useT = useT' . typeDat where- useT' (TD ct hst c2hs (hs2c,purity)) = TI- ct- (convertT hst exp)- Nothing- where- exp = case purity of Pure -> [| return . $(hs2c) |]; Monadic -> hs2c--inT :: TypeC -> TypeInfo-inT (PtrC t) = inT' (typeDat t) where- inT' (TD ct hst c2hs (hs2c,purity)) = TI- (pointerify ct)- (convertT hst exp)- (Just (destroyT [| F.free |]))- where- exp = case purity of Pure -> [| F.new . $(hs2c) |] ; Monadic -> undefined-inT (ArrC t) = inT' (typeDat t) where- inT' (TD ct hst c2hs (hs2c,purity)) = TI- (pointerify ct)- (convertT [t| [ $(hst) ] |] exp)- (Just (destroyT [| FC.free . FC.DevicePtr |]))- where- exp = case purity of Pure -> [| fmap FC.useDevicePtr . FC.newListArray . map $(hs2c) |] ; Monadic -> undefined--outT :: TypeC -> TypeInfo-outT (PtrC t) = outT' (typeDat t) where- outT' (TD ct hst (c2hs,purity) hs2c) = TI- ct- (createT [| F.malloc |])- (Just (convertT hst [| \p -> do { x <- F.peek p ; F.free p; $(exp) x } |]))- where- exp = case purity of Pure -> [| return . $(c2hs) |] ; Monadic -> c2hs--inOutT :: TypeC -> TypeInfo-inOutT (PtrC t) = inOutT' (typeDat t) where- inOutT' (TD ct hst (c2hs,purity1) (hs2c,purity2)) = TI- (pointerify ct)- (convertT hst exp1)- (Just (convertT hst [| \p -> do { x <- F.peek p ; F.free p; $(exp2) x } |]))- where- exp1 = case purity1 of Pure -> [| F.new . $(hs2c) |] ; Monadic -> hs2c- exp2 = case purity2 of Pure -> [| return . $(c2hs) |] ; Monadic -> c2hs--convert :: CTypeSpecifier a -> TypeC-convert (CVoidType _) = VoidC---CCharType a ---CShortType a -convert (CIntType _) = IntC---CLongType a -convert (CFloatType _) = FloatC-convert (CDoubleType _) = DoubleC---CSignedType a ---CUnsigType a ---CBoolType a ---CComplexType a-convert (CTypeDef ident _) = try - [ (s `elem` ["cublasHandle_t", "cusparseHybMat_t", "cusparseHandle_t", "cusparseMatDescr_t", "cusparseSolveAnalysisInfo_t", "cudaStream_t", "csrsv2Info_t", "csric02Info_t", "csrilu02Info_t", "bsrsv2Info_t", "bsric02Info_t", "bsrilu02Info_t", "bsrsm2Info_t" ] , ArbStructC s)- , (s=="cuComplex", ComplexC FloatC)- , (s=="cuDoubleComplex", ComplexC DoubleC)- , (True, EnumC s) ]- where- s = identToString ident-convert _ = VoidC--convert' :: [CDeclarationSpecifier a] -> TypeC-convert' (CTypeSpec x:_) = convert x-convert' (_:xs) = convert' xs-convert' [] = error "convert': invalid CDeclarationSpecifier list"--typeOf :: (TypeC -> Q Type) -> CDeclaration a -> Q Type-typeOf proj (CDecl basetype [(Just (CDeclr (Just ident) ptrs _ _ _), _, _)] _) = - foldr f (proj $ convert' basetype) ptrs- where- f (CPtrDeclr _ _) b = [t| F.Ptr $(b) |]- f _ _ = error "haven't implemented other things"--pointerification :: CDeclaration a -> (TypeC -> TypeC)-pointerification (CDecl _ [(Just (CDeclr _ ptrs _ _ _), _, _)] _) = foldr (.) id $ map f ptrs where- f (CPtrDeclr _ _) = PtrC- f (CArrDeclr _ _ _) = ArrC- f _ = id --possible there are other things that should be here?--baseType :: CDeclaration a -> TypeC-baseType (CDecl basetype _ _) = convert' basetype--cType :: CDeclaration a -> TypeC-cType d = (pointerification d) (baseType d)- --typeInfo :: String -> CVar -> TypeInfo-typeInfo fn (n, typec) = ($ typec) $ try- [ {- CUBLAS -}- (case typec of ArrC _ -> True; otherwise -> False- , inT)- , (n `elem` ["alpha", "beta", "a", "b", "c", "d1", "d2", "x1", "y1", "s"]- , inT)- , ( "create" `isPrefixOf` fn || n == "result"- , outT)- {- CuSPARSE -}- , ("DevHostPtr" `isSuffixOf` n- , outT)- {- End -}- , (True- , useT)- ]--declName :: CDeclaration a -> Maybe String-declName (CDecl _ [(Just (CDeclr (Just ident) _ _ _ _), _, _)] _) = Just (identToString ident)-declName _ = Nothing--outMarshall :: TypeC -> (Q Exp, Q Type -> Q Type)-outMarshall (EnumC "cublasStatus_t") = ([| BL.resultIfOk |], id)-outMarshall (EnumC "cusparseStatus_t") = ([| SP.resultIfOk |], id)-outMarshall VoidC = ([| return . snd |], id)-outMarshall x = ([| return . fst |], const (hst $ typeDat x))----createf' :: (String, CFunction) -> Q [Dec]-createf' (foreignname, cf@(fname, rettype, args)) = do- ins <- mapM (safeName "_in") args- toCs <- mapM (safeName "_out") args- (outstatements, (outtypes, outs)) <- second (unzip . filterMaybes) . unzip <$> collect (zip3 args argsTI toCs)- let instatements = map inMarsh (zip3 argsTI ins toCs)- ret <- newName "res"- let runstatement = bindS (varP ret) (foldl f z toCs)- let returnstatement = [| $(checkStatusExp) ( $(outputConv) $(varE ret), $(tupE (map varE outs)) ) |]- expr <- doE $ concat [instatements, runstatement:outstatements, [noBindS returnstatement]]- let usedins = map snd . filter (isused . fst) $ zip argsTI ins- let fdec = FunD fcall [Clause (map VarP usedins) (NormalB expr) []]- tdec <- sigD fcall $ funTypeMod checkStatusType argsTI- return [tdec, fdec]- where- safeName :: String -> CVar -> Q TH.Name- safeName end (s:str, _) = newName (toLower s : str ++ end)-- argsTI = functionTypeInfo cf- (outputConv, _) = c2hs (typeDat rettype)- (checkStatusExp, checkStatusType) = outMarshall rettype- isused (TI _ (Left _) _) = True- isused _ = False- fcall = mkName fname- z = varE (mkName foreignname)- f x e = appE x (varE e)- inMarsh (ti,e,e') = case hsinput ti of- Left (Convert t a) -> bindS (varP e') (appE a (varE e))- Right (Create a) -> bindS (varP e') a- collect ( (arg, TI _ _ (Just cleanup), e) : xs) = do- e' <- safeName "_out" arg- let outinfo = case cleanup of- Left (Convert t a) -> (bindS (varP e') (appE a (varE e)), Just (t, e'))- Right (Destroy a) -> (noBindS (appE a (varE e)), Nothing)- ys <- collect xs- return (outinfo:ys)- collect (_:xs) = collect xs- collect [] = return []- collecti (TI _ (Left (Convert t _)) _) = - [t]- collecti _ = []---cublasFile, cusparseFile :: FilePath-cublasFile = CUDA_INCLUDE_DIR </> "cublas_v2.h"-cusparseFile = CUDA_INCLUDE_DIR </> "cusparse_v2.h"---filterMaybes :: [Maybe a] -> [a]-filterMaybes [] = []-filterMaybes (Just x:xs) = x : filterMaybes xs-filterMaybes (Nothing:xs) = filterMaybes xs---funname :: CDeclaration a -> String-funname (CDecl _ [(Just (CDeclr (Just ident ) _ _ _ _), _, _)] _) = identToString ident-funname _ = "Weird!"--desired :: String -> CFunction -> Bool-desired prefix (name, _, _) = - any (`isPrefixOf` name) $ map (prefix ++) ("Get" : map (:[]) "SDCZX")--infol :: Show a => CDerivedDeclarator a -> Maybe [[String]]-infol (CFunDeclr (Right (ys,_)) _ _) = Just $ map f ys where- f (CDecl specs _ _) = map show specs-infol _ = Nothing--funArgs :: CDeclarator a -> Maybe [CDeclaration a]-funArgs (CDeclr _ [(CFunDeclr (Right (ys,_)) _ _)] _ _ _) = Just ys-funArgs _ = Nothing--funDecl :: CDeclaration a -> Maybe (CDeclarator a)-funDecl (CDecl _ [(Just declarator, _, _)] _) = Just declarator-funDecl _ = Nothing--maybeFunction :: CDeclaration a -> Maybe (CFunction)-maybeFunction d@(CDecl returnType _ _) = do- args <- funArgs =<< funDecl d- retName <- declName d- argNames <- mapM declName args- let argTypes = map cType args- return (retName, convert' returnType, zip argNames argTypes )--maybeExternalDec :: CExternalDeclaration a -> Maybe (CDeclaration a)-maybeExternalDec (CDeclExt d) = Just d-maybeExternalDec _ = Nothing--type CVar = (String, TypeC)-type CFunction = ( String , TypeC , [CVar] )--getFunctions :: FilePath -> IO [CFunction]-getFunctions fp = do- Right (CTranslUnit xs _) <- parseCFile (newGCC "/usr/bin/gcc") Nothing [] fp- return $ mapMaybe (maybeExternalDec >=> maybeFunction) xs--createf :: FilePath -> CFunction -> Q Dec-createf fp (name, ret, args) = - forImpD cCall safe{-unsafe-} (fp ++ ' ':name) (mkName name) cFunType- where- cFunType = foldr f z (map (ct . typeDat . snd) args)- z = [t| IO $(ct . typeDat $ ret) |]- f x y = [t| $(x) -> $(y) |]---sharedDecs :: String -> [CFunction] -> [(String, [(String, CFunction)])]-sharedDecs prefix xs = xs'' where- g x@(s,ret,args) = do- newname <- dropc <$> goodName prefix s- return (s, (newname, ret, args))- xs' = mapMaybe g xs- fst3 (s,_,_) = s- dropc name = if last name == 'c' then init name else name --for dot, ger, ...- xs'' = map ( (fst3 . snd . head) &&& id) .- filter sdFilter . groupWith (tail . fst3 . snd) $ xs'- sdFilter xs = length xs == 4 && not (- any (`isInfixOf` (fst (head xs))) ["rot_v2", "rotg_v2", "hybsv_analysis", "numericBoost"] )--mkClass :: String -> [CFunction] -> Q Dec-mkClass (p:prefix) xs = classD (return []) className [PlainTV typeName] [] decs where- className = mkName (toUpper p:prefix)- typeName = mkName "a"- decs = map (f . phonifyF) xs- mkPhony :: TypeC -> TypeC- mkPhony (PtrC t) = PtrC (mkPhony t)- mkPhony (ArrC t) = ArrC (mkPhony t)- mkPhony x = let t' = PhonyC typeName in- case x of DoubleC -> t'; FloatC -> t'; ComplexC _ -> t'; y -> y- phonifyF :: CFunction -> CFunction- phonifyF (name, ret, args) = (name, mkPhony ret, map (second mkPhony) args)- f cfunc@(name, _, _) = sigD (mkName (tail name)) (funType $ functionTypeInfo cfunc)--mkClassInstances :: String -> [(String, [(String,CFunction)])] -> [Q Dec]-mkClassInstances (p:prefix) xs = map (\c -> makeInstance c $ map (f c) xs) "sdcz" where- makeInstance c decs = instanceD (return []) classSig (decs) where- classSig = appT (return . ConT $ mkName (toUpper p:prefix)) (ct . typeDat $ typeMap c)- f c (_, funcs) = (!! 1) <$> createf' (foreignn, (name, ret, args)) where- [(foreignn,((_:name), ret, args))] = filter (\(_,((s:_),_,_))-> s==c) funcs--typeMap :: Char -> TypeC-typeMap 'c' = ComplexC FloatC-typeMap 'z' = ComplexC DoubleC-typeMap 'd' = DoubleC-typeMap 's' = FloatC-typeMap _ = error "typeMap: Invalid character"--makeClassDecs :: String -> FilePath -> IO (Q [Dec])-makeClassDecs str fp = do- sds <- sharedDecs str <$> getFunctions fp- return $ sequence (mkClass str (map (snd . head . snd) sds) : mkClassInstances str sds)--makeFFIDecs :: String -> FilePath -> IO (Q [Dec])-makeFFIDecs str fp = sequence . map (createf fp) . filter (desired str) <$> getFunctions fp--makeAllFuncs :: String -> FilePath -> IO (Q [Dec])-makeAllFuncs str fp = fmap concat . sequence . mapMaybe (fmap createf' . alter). filter (desired str) <$> getFunctions fp where- alter (fname, rettype, args) = do- newname <- goodName str fname- return (fname, (newname, rettype, args))--goodName :: String -> String -> Maybe String-goodName prefix = f where- v2suff = "_v2"- l = length prefix- f str = if pre == prefix then Just (toLower x : xs) else Nothing- where- (pre, name) = splitAt l str- (name', v2) = splitAt (length name - length v2suff) name- (x : xs) = if v2 == v2suff then name' else name--doIO :: IO (Q [a]) -> Q [a]-doIO = join . runIO--inTypes :: [TypeInfo] -> [Q Type]-inTypes = mapMaybe f where- f (TI _ (Left (Convert t _)) _) = Just t- f _ = Nothing--outTypes :: [TypeInfo] -> [Q Type]-outTypes = mapMaybe f where- f (TI _ _ (Just (Left (Convert t _)))) = Just t- f _ = Nothing--functionTypeInfo :: CFunction -> [TypeInfo]-functionTypeInfo (fname, ret, args) = map (typeInfo fname) args--funTypeMod :: (Q Type -> Q Type) -> [TypeInfo] -> Q Type-funTypeMod f args = foldr arrow z ins where- arrow x y = [t| $(x) -> $(y) |]- z = [t| IO $( f $ foldl appT (tupleT (length outs)) outs) |]- [ins, outs] = map ($ args) [inTypes, outTypes]--funType :: [TypeInfo] -> Q Type-funType = funTypeMod id
− Foreign/CUDA/Cublas/Types.chs
@@ -1,49 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}-{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types (-- -- * Types- Handle(..), Status(..),- Operation(..),- SideMode(..),FillMode(..), DiagType(..), PointerMode(..), AtomicsMode(..),--) where--import Foreign (Ptr)--#include <cublas_v2.h>-{# context lib="cublas" #}----- | Types--newtype Handle = Handle { useHandle :: {# type cublasHandle_t #}}--{# enum cublasStatus_t as Status- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_STATUS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasOperation_t as Operation- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_OP" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasSideMode_t as SideMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasFillMode_t as FillMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_FILL_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasDiagType_t as DiagType- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_DIAG" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasPointerMode_t as PointerMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_POINTER_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cublasAtomicsMode_t as AtomicsMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUBLAS_ATOMICS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}
− Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse.hs
@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}-{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}--{- |-This module provides the most convenient FFI bindings to the CUSPARSE-library. The names of functions and the role of arguments closely follows-the CUSPARSE C API, which is documented here:--<http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cusparse/>--}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse (- -- * Types- module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types,- -- * Initialization and destruction- create, destroy,- -- * BLAS functions- module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse,- -- * Error handling- module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Error )-where--import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH-import Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.FFI--import Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types-import Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Error--$(doIO $ makeClassDecs "cusparse" cusparseFile)
− Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/Error.hs
@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Error where-import Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types (Status (..))---- System-import Data.Typeable-import Control.Exception----- Describe each error code----describe :: Status -> String-describe Success = "success"-describe NotInitialized = "library not initialised"-describe AllocFailed = "resource allocation failed"-describe InvalidValue = "unsupported value or parameter passed to a function"-describe ArchMismatch = "unsupported on current architecture"-describe MappingError = "access to GPU memory failed"-describe ExecutionFailed = "execution failed"-describe InternalError = "internal error"-describe MatrixTypeNotSupported = "matrix type not supported by this function"----- Exceptions ----------------------------------------------------------------------data CUSPARSEException- = ExitCode Status- | UserError String- deriving Typeable--instance Exception CUSPARSEException--instance Show CUSPARSEException where- showsPrec _ (ExitCode s) = showString ("CUSPARSE Exception: " ++ describe s)- showsPrec _ (UserError s) = showString ("CUSPARSE Exception: " ++ s)----- | Raise a CUSPARSEException in the IO Monad----cusparseError :: String -> IO a-cusparseError s = throwIO (UserError s)----- | Return the results of a function on successful execution, otherwise throw--- an exception with an error string associated with the return code----resultIfOk :: (Status, a) -> IO a-resultIfOk (status,result) =- case status of- Success -> return result- _ -> throwIO (ExitCode status)-
− Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/FFI.hs
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}-{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.FFI where-import Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH-import Foreign.C.Types--$(doIO $ makeFFIDecs "cusparse" cusparseFile)-$(doIO $ makeAllFuncs "cusparse" cusparseFile)
− Foreign/CUDA/Cusparse/Types.chs
@@ -1,86 +0,0 @@-{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}-{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}--module Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types (-- -- * Types- Handle(..), HybMat(..), MatDescr(..),- Csrsv2Info(..), Csric02Info (..), Csrilu02Info (..),- Bsrsv2Info(..), Bsric02Info (..), Bsrilu02Info (..),- Bsrsm2Info(..),- SolvePolicy (..), SolveAnalysisInfo(..),- Operation(..), Status(..),- Action(..), Direction(..), FillMode(..), PointerMode(..), DiagType(..),- IndexBase(..), MatrixType(..), HybPartition(..),--) where--import Foreign (Ptr)--#include <cusparse_v2.h>-{# context lib="cusparse" #}----- | Types----newtype Handle = Handle { useHandle :: {# type cusparseHandle_t #}}--newtype HybMat = HybMat { useHybMat :: {# type cusparseHybMat_t #}}--newtype MatDescr = MatDescr { useMatDescr :: {# type cusparseMatDescr_t #}}--newtype Csrsv2Info = Csrsv2Info { useCsrsv2Info :: {# type csrsv2Info_t #}}-newtype Csric02Info = Csric02Info { useCsric02Info :: {# type csric02Info_t #}}-newtype Csrilu02Info = Csrilu02Info { useCsrilu02Info :: {# type csrilu02Info_t #}}-newtype Bsrsv2Info = Bsrsv2Info { useBsrsv2Info :: {# type bsrsv2Info_t #}}-newtype Bsric02Info = Bsric02Info { useBsric02Info :: {# type bsric02Info_t #}}-newtype Bsrilu02Info = Bsrilu02Info { useBsrilu02Info :: {# type bsrilu02Info_t #}}-newtype Bsrsm2Info = Bsrsm2Info { useBsrsm2Info :: {# type bsrsm2Info_t #}}--newtype SolveAnalysisInfo = SolveAnalysisInfo { useSolveAnalysisInfo :: {# type cusparseSolveAnalysisInfo_t #}}--{# enum cusparseSolvePolicy_t as SolvePolicy- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_SOLVE_POLICY" deriving (Eq, Show) #}---{# enum cusparseStatus_t as Status- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_STATUS" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseAction_t as Action- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_ACTION" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseDirection_t as Direction- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_DIRECTION" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseOperation_t as Operation- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_OPERATION" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseIndexBase_t as IndexBase- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_INDEX_BASE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseHybPartition_t as HybPartition- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_HYB_PARTITION" deriving (Eq, Show) #}---{# enum cusparseMatrixType_t as MatrixType- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_MATRIX_TYPE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseFillMode_t as FillMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_FILL_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparseDiagType_t as DiagType- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_DIAG_TYPE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}--{# enum cusparsePointerMode_t as PointerMode- { underscoreToCase }- with prefix="CUSPARSE_POINTER_MODE" deriving (Eq, Show) #}
LICENSE view
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@-Copyright (c) [2012..2014], Trevor L. McDonell, Ben Sherman+Copyright (c) [2012..2013], Trevor L. McDonell All rights reserved.
+ README.md view
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@+Haskell FFI Bindings to cuBLAS+==============================++[](https://travis-ci.org/tmcdonell/cublas)+[](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/cublas)++The cuBLAS library is an implementation of BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra+Subprograms) for NVIDIA GPUs. This package provides FFI bindings to the+functions of the cuBLAS library. You will need to install the CUDA driver and+developer toolkit:++ <http://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads>++ <http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html>+
Setup.hs view
@@ -1,123 +1,208 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}++#ifndef MIN_VERSION_Cabal+#define MIN_VERSION_Cabal(major1,major2,minor) 0+#endif+ import Distribution.PackageDescription import Distribution.PackageDescription.Parse-import Distribution.Verbosity-import Distribution.System import Distribution.Simple-import Distribution.Simple.Utils-import Distribution.Simple.Setup import Distribution.Simple.Command-import Distribution.Simple.Program import Distribution.Simple.LocalBuildInfo-import Distribution.Simple.PreProcess hiding (ppC2hs)+import Distribution.Simple.PreProcess+import Distribution.Simple.Program+import Distribution.Simple.Setup+import Distribution.Simple.Utils hiding ( isInfixOf )+import Distribution.System+import Distribution.Verbosity -import Control.Exception-import Control.Monad-import System.Exit-import System.FilePath+#if MIN_VERSION_Cabal(1,25,0)+import Distribution.PackageDescription.PrettyPrint+import Distribution.Version+#endif++import Foreign.CUDA.Path import System.Directory-import System.Environment-import System.IO.Error hiding (catch)-import Prelude hiding (catch)+import System.FilePath+import Text.Printf+import Prelude --- Replicate the invocation of the postConf script, so that we can insert the--- arguments of --extra-include-dirs and --extra-lib-dirs as paths in CPPFLAGS--- and LDFLAGS into the environment+-- Configuration+-- -------------++customBuildInfoFilePath :: FilePath+customBuildInfoFilePath = "cublas" <.> "buildinfo"++generatedBuildInfoFilePath :: FilePath+generatedBuildInfoFilePath = customBuildInfoFilePath <.> "generated"+++-- http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublas/index.html#static-library --+staticLibs :: Platform -> [String]+staticLibs platform@(Platform _arch os) =+ case os of+ Windows -> dynamicLibs platform+ _ -> ["cublas_static", "culibos", "cudart_static", "pthread", "dl"]++dynamicLibs :: Platform -> [String]+dynamicLibs _ = ["cublas"]+++-- Build setup+-- -----------+ main :: IO () main = defaultMainWithHooks customHooks where- preprocessors = hookedPreProcessors autoconfUserHooks- customHooks = autoconfUserHooks {- preConf = preConfHook,- postConf = postConfHook,- hookedPreProcessors = ("chs",ppC2hs) : filter (\x -> fst x /= "chs") preprocessors- }+ readHook get_verbosity args flags = do+ noExtraFlags args+ getHookedBuildInfo (fromFlag (get_verbosity flags)) - preConfHook :: Args -> ConfigFlags -> IO HookedBuildInfo- preConfHook args flags = do- let verbosity = fromFlag (configVerbosity flags)+ preprocessors = hookedPreProcessors simpleUserHooks - confExists <- doesFileExist "configure"- unless confExists $ do- code <- rawSystemExitCode verbosity "autoconf" []- case code of- ExitSuccess -> return ()- ExitFailure c -> die $ "autoconf exited with code " ++ show c+ -- Our readHook implementation uses our getHookedBuildInfo. We can't rely on+ -- cabal's autoconfUserHooks since they don't handle user overwrites to+ -- buildinfo like we do.+ --+ customHooks =+ simpleUserHooks+ { preBuild = preBuildHook -- not using 'readHook' here because 'build' takes extra args+ , preClean = readHook cleanVerbosity+ , preCopy = readHook copyVerbosity+ , preInst = readHook installVerbosity+ , preHscolour = readHook hscolourVerbosity+ , preHaddock = readHook haddockVerbosity+ , preReg = readHook regVerbosity+ , preUnreg = readHook regVerbosity+ , postConf = postConfHook+ , hookedPreProcessors = ("chs", pp_c2hs) : filter (\x -> fst x /= "chs") preprocessors+ } - preConf autoconfUserHooks args flags+ -- The hook just loads the HookedBuildInfo generated by postConfHook, unless+ -- there is user-provided info that overwrites it.+ --+ preBuildHook :: Args -> BuildFlags -> IO HookedBuildInfo+ preBuildHook _ flags = getHookedBuildInfo $ fromFlag $ buildVerbosity flags + -- The hook scans system in search for CUDA Toolkit. If the toolkit is not+ -- found, an error is raised. Otherwise the toolkit location is used to+ -- create a `cuda.buildinfo.generated` file with all the resulting flags.+ -- postConfHook :: Args -> ConfigFlags -> PackageDescription -> LocalBuildInfo -> IO ()- postConfHook args flags pkg_descr lbi- = let verbosity = fromFlag (configVerbosity flags)- in do- noExtraFlags args- confExists <- doesFileExist "configure"- if confExists- then runConfigureScript verbosity False flags lbi- else die "configure script not found."-- pbi <- getHookedBuildInfo verbosity- let pkg_descr' = updatePackageDescription pbi pkg_descr- postConf simpleUserHooks args flags pkg_descr' lbi+ postConfHook args flags pkg_descr lbi = do+ let+ verbosity = fromFlagOrDefault normal (configVerbosity flags)+ profile = fromFlagOrDefault False (configProfLib flags)+ currentPlatform = hostPlatform lbi+ compilerId_ = compilerId (compiler lbi)+ --+ noExtraFlags args+ generateAndStoreBuildInfo verbosity profile currentPlatform compilerId_ generatedBuildInfoFilePath+ --+ actualBuildInfoToUse <- getHookedBuildInfo verbosity+ let pkg_descr' = updatePackageDescription actualBuildInfoToUse pkg_descr+ postConf simpleUserHooks args flags pkg_descr' lbi -runConfigureScript :: Verbosity -> Bool -> ConfigFlags -> LocalBuildInfo -> IO ()-runConfigureScript verbosity backwardsCompatHack flags lbi = do- env <- getEnvironment- (ccProg, ccFlags) <- configureCCompiler verbosity (withPrograms lbi)+-- Generates build info with flags needed for CUDA Toolkit to be properly+-- visible to underlying build tools.+--+libraryBuildInfo :: Bool -> Platform -> Version -> IO HookedBuildInfo+libraryBuildInfo profile platform@(Platform arch os) ghcVersion = do+ let+ -- options for GHC+ extraLibDirs' = [ cudaLibraryPath ]+ ccOptions' = [ "-I" ++ cudaIncludePath ]+ ldOptions' = [ "-L" ++ cudaLibraryPath ]+ ghcOptions = map ("-optc"++) ccOptions'+ ++ map ("-optl"++) ldOptions'+ ++ if os /= Windows && not profile+ then map ("-optl-Wl,-rpath,"++) extraLibDirs'+ else [] - let env' = foldr appendToEnvironment env- [("CC", ccProg)- ,("CFLAGS", unwords ccFlags)- ,("CPPFLAGS", unwords $ map ("-I"++) (configExtraIncludeDirs flags))- ,("LDFLAGS", unwords $ map ("-L"++) (configExtraLibDirs flags))- ]+ extraLibs' = staticLibs platform+ extraGHCiLibs' = dynamicLibs platform - handleNoWindowsSH $ rawSystemExitWithEnv verbosity "sh" args env'+ -- options or c2hs+ archFlag = case arch of+ I386 -> "-m32"+ X86_64 -> "-m64"+ _ -> ""+ emptyCase = ["-DUSE_EMPTY_CASE" | versionBranch ghcVersion >= [7,8]]+ blocksExtension = [ "-U__BLOCKS__" | os == OSX ]+ c2hsOptions = unwords $ map ("--cppopts="++) ("-E" : archFlag : emptyCase ++ blocksExtension)+ c2hsExtraOptions = ("x-extra-c2hs-options", c2hsOptions) - where- args = "configure" : configureArgs backwardsCompatHack flags+ addSystemSpecificOptions :: BuildInfo -> IO BuildInfo+ addSystemSpecificOptions bi =+ case os of+ _ -> return bi - appendToEnvironment (key, val) [] = [(key, val)]- appendToEnvironment (key, val) (kv@(k, v) : rest)- | key == k = (key, v ++ " " ++ val) : rest- | otherwise = kv : appendToEnvironment (key, val) rest+ buildInfo' <- addSystemSpecificOptions $ emptyBuildInfo+ { ccOptions = ccOptions'+ , ldOptions = ldOptions'+ , extraLibs = extraLibs'+ , extraGHCiLibs = extraGHCiLibs'+ , extraLibDirs = extraLibDirs'+ , options = [(GHC, ghcOptions) | os /= Windows]+ , customFieldsBI = [c2hsExtraOptions]+ } - handleNoWindowsSH action- | buildOS /= Windows- = action+ return (Just buildInfo', []) - | otherwise- = action- `catch` \ioe -> if isDoesNotExistError ioe- then die notFoundMsg- else throwIO ioe+generateAndStoreBuildInfo :: Verbosity -> Bool -> Platform -> CompilerId -> FilePath -> IO ()+generateAndStoreBuildInfo verbosity profile platform (CompilerId _ghcFlavor ghcVersion) path =+ storeHookedBuildInfo verbosity path =<< libraryBuildInfo profile platform ghcVersion - notFoundMsg = "The package has a './configure' script. This requires a "- ++ "Unix compatibility toolchain such as MinGW+MSYS or Cygwin."+storeHookedBuildInfo :: Verbosity -> FilePath -> HookedBuildInfo -> IO ()+storeHookedBuildInfo verbosity path hbi = do+ notice verbosity $ "Storing parameters to " ++ path+ writeHookedBuildInfo path hbi +-- Reads user-provided `cuda.buildinfo` if present, otherwise loads `cuda.buildinfo.generated`+-- Outputs message informing about the other possibility.+-- Calls die when neither of the files is available.+-- (generated one should be always present, as it is created in the post-conf step)+-- getHookedBuildInfo :: Verbosity -> IO HookedBuildInfo getHookedBuildInfo verbosity = do- maybe_infoFile <- defaultHookedPackageDesc- case maybe_infoFile of- Nothing -> return emptyHookedBuildInfo- Just infoFile -> do- info verbosity $ "Reading parameters from " ++ infoFile- readHookedBuildInfo verbosity infoFile+ doesCustomBuildInfoExists <- doesFileExist customBuildInfoFilePath+ if doesCustomBuildInfoExists+ then do+ notice verbosity $ printf "The user-provided buildinfo from file %s will be used. To use default settings, delete this file.\n" customBuildInfoFilePath+ readHookedBuildInfo verbosity customBuildInfoFilePath+ else do+ doesGeneratedBuildInfoExists <- doesFileExist generatedBuildInfoFilePath+ if doesGeneratedBuildInfoExists+ then do+ notice verbosity $ printf "Using build information from '%s'.\n" generatedBuildInfoFilePath+ notice verbosity $ printf "Provide a '%s' file to override this behaviour.\n" customBuildInfoFilePath+ readHookedBuildInfo verbosity generatedBuildInfoFilePath+ else+ die $ printf "Unexpected failure. Neither the default %s nor custom %s exist.\n" generatedBuildInfoFilePath customBuildInfoFilePath -- Replicate the default C2HS preprocessor hook here, and inject a value for -- extra-c2hs-options, if it was present in the buildinfo file ----- Everything below copied from Distribution.Simple.PreProcess+-- This is largely copied from Distribution.Simple.PreProcess, with some hacks+-- to make it work with different versions of Cabal-the-library. ---ppC2hs :: BuildInfo -> LocalBuildInfo -> PreProcessor-ppC2hs bi lbi- = PreProcessor {- platformIndependent = False,- runPreProcessor = \(inBaseDir, inRelativeFile)+class PPC2HS f where+ pp_c2hs :: f++instance PPC2HS (BuildInfo -> LocalBuildInfo -> ComponentLocalBuildInfo -> PreProcessor) where+ pp_c2hs bi lbi _ = pp_c2hs bi lbi++instance PPC2HS (BuildInfo -> LocalBuildInfo -> PreProcessor) where+ pp_c2hs bi lbi =+ PreProcessor+ { platformIndependent = False+ , runPreProcessor = \(inBaseDir, inRelativeFile) (outBaseDir, outRelativeFile) verbosity -> rawSystemProgramConf verbosity c2hsProgram (withPrograms lbi) . filter (not . null) $ maybe [] words (lookup "x-extra-c2hs-options" (customFieldsBI bi))@@ -130,6 +215,32 @@ getCppOptions :: BuildInfo -> LocalBuildInfo -> [String] getCppOptions bi lbi- = ["-I" ++ dir | dir <- includeDirs bi]+ = hcDefines (compiler lbi)+ ++ ["-I" ++ dir | dir <- includeDirs bi] ++ [opt | opt@('-':c:_) <- ccOptions bi, c `elem` "DIU"]++hcDefines :: Compiler -> [String]+hcDefines comp =+ case compilerFlavor comp of+ GHC -> ["-D__GLASGOW_HASKELL__=" ++ versionInt version]+ JHC -> ["-D__JHC__=" ++ versionInt version]+ NHC -> ["-D__NHC__=" ++ versionInt version]+ Hugs -> ["-D__HUGS__"]+ _ -> []+ where version = compilerVersion comp++-- TODO: move this into the compiler abstraction+-- FIXME: this forces GHC's crazy 4.8.2 -> 408 convention on all the other+-- compilers. Check if that's really what they want.+versionInt :: Version -> String+versionInt v =+ case versionBranch v of+ [] -> "1"+ [n] -> show n+ n1:n2:_ -> printf "%d%02d" n1 n2++#if MIN_VERSION_Cabal(1,25,0)+versionBranch :: Version -> [Int]+versionBranch = versionNumbers+#endif
+ cbits/stubs.h view
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@+/*+ * Extra bits for CUBLAS bindings+ */++#ifndef C_STUBS_H+#define C_STUBS_H++#ifdef __MINGW32__+#include <host_defines.h>+#undef CUDARTAPI+#define CUDARTAPI __stdcall+#endif++#include <cuda.h>+#include <cublas_v2.h>++#endif /* C_STUBS_H */+
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@@ -1,65 +1,80 @@ name: cublas-version: 0.2.1.0-synopsis: FFI bindings to the CUDA CUBLAS and CUSPARSE libraries-description: - This package provides FFI bindings to the NVIDIA CUDA CUBLAS and CUSPARSE- linear algebra GPU BLAS implementations. The modules- @Foreign.CUDA.Cublas@ and @Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse@ are probably the most- useful.- .- Requires CUDA version 6.5.- .- If you have trouble installing this package, it may help to view the Github- page: <http://github.com/bmsherman/cublas>- .+version: 0.3.0.0+synopsis: FFI bindings to the CUDA BLAS library+description:+ The cuBLAS library is an implementation of BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra+ Subprograms) for NVIDIA GPUs. This package provides FFI bindings to the+ functions of the cuBLAS library. You will need to install the CUDA driver+ and developer toolkit:+ .+ <http://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads>+ .+ See the <https://travis-ci.org/tmcdonell/cublas travis-ci.org> build matrix+ for tested CUDA library versions.+ license: BSD3-homepage: https://github.com/bmsherman/cublas license-file: LICENSE author: Trevor L. McDonell, Ben Sherman-maintainer: Ben Sherman <benmsherman@gmail.com>-copyright: Copyright (c) [2012..2014]. Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>, Ben Sherman <benmsherman@gmail.com>+maintainer: Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>+copyright: Copyright (c) [2012..2017]. Trevor L. McDonell <tmcdonell@cse.unsw.edu.au>, Ben Sherman <benmsherman@gmail.com> category: Foreign cabal-version: >=1.8 build-type: Custom-Extra-tmp-files: cublas.buildinfo config.status config.log-Extra-source-files: configure- configure.ac- config.guess- config.sub- install-sh- cublas.buildinfo.in+extra-tmp-files: cublas.buildinfo.generated+extra-source-files:+ README.md+ CHANGELOG.md+ cbits/stubs.h +custom-setup+ setup-depends:+ base >= 4.6+ , Cabal >= 1.22+ , cuda >= 0.8+ , directory >= 1.0+ , filepath >= 1.0+ library- exposed-modules: Foreign.CUDA.Cublas- Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Error- Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.Types- Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.FFI- Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse- Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Error- Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.Types- Foreign.CUDA.Cusparse.FFI+ hs-source-dirs: .+ include-dirs: . - other-modules: Foreign.CUDA.Cublas.TH- + exposed-modules:+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Context+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Error+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level1+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level2+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Level3+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Stream - build-depends: base >=4.4 && <4.8,- cuda >=0.4.1 && <0.7,- filepath >=1.3 && <1.4,- language-c >=0.4.2 && <0.5,- template-haskell >=2.7 && <2.10,- storable-complex >=0.2.1 && <0.3- other-extensions: ForeignFunctionInterface, TemplateHaskell, CPP+ other-modules:+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.C2HS+ Foreign.CUDA.BLAS.Internal.Types - build-tools: c2hs >= 0.16- ghc-options: -funbox-strict-fields -fwarn-tabs -fno-warn-name-shadowing- extra-libraries: cublas, cusparse+ build-depends:+ base == 4.*+ , cuda >= 0.8+ , half >= 0.1+ , storable-complex >= 0.2 + build-tools:+ c2hs >= 0.16++ ghc-options:+ -Wall+ -O2+ -funbox-strict-fields+ -fwarn-tabs+ -fno-warn-unused-imports+ source-repository head- Type: git- Location: git://github.com/bmsherman/cublas.git+ type: git+ location: https://github.com/tmcdonell/cublas source-repository this- Type: git- Location: git://github.com/bmsherman/cublas/releases/tag/0.2.1.0.git- Tag: 0.2.1.0+ type: git+ location: https://github.com/tmcdonell/cublas+ tag: 0.3.0.0++-- vim: nospell
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