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BLAS axpby? gbacc? gbadd?

Rhys_Ulerich
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‎07-28-2009 08:25 PM
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I've been taking a pass through the BLAST report from August of '01 (http://www.netlib.org/blas/blast-forum/) and have noticed that many of the comparatively newer level 1 and level 2 BLAS routines seem to be missing from MKL. At least from a pass through the manual and some header grepping I could not find axpby or the _acc/_add routines. Are there plans to adhere to the BLAST report at some time in the future?

Thanks,
Rhys


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Michael_C_Intel4
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‎09-01-2009 04:39 AM
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Rhys,

we pay attention to BLAST Forum specifications, but we don't automatically follow all of these. Generally, we decide on a new MKL functionality after we make sure this functionality is value-add forthe customers. Currently, we don't have plans to include any of the routines you mentioned, but we may reconsider it in case of necessity.

Michael,
MKL Engineer.

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Michael_C_Intel4
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‎09-01-2009 04:39 AM
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Rhys,

we pay attention to BLAST Forum specifications, but we don't automatically follow all of these. Generally, we decide on a new MKL functionality after we make sure this functionality is value-add forthe customers. Currently, we don't have plans to include any of the routines you mentioned, but we may reconsider it in case of necessity.

Michael,
MKL Engineer.

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