Lines Matching refs:input
2919 // If pg is all inactive, the input is passed through unchanged.
5623 // Broadcasting an data within the input array.
5632 // Selecting an data beyond the input array.
5655 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane(z9.GetCode(), kBRegSize, i);
5656 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5663 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane(z9.GetCode(), kHRegSize, i);
5664 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5671 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane(z9.GetCode(), kSRegSize, i);
5672 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5679 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane(z9.GetCode(), kDRegSize, i);
5680 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5778 uint16_t input = SignExtend<int16_t>(b_lane, kBRegSize);
5779 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5786 uint32_t input = SignExtend<int32_t>(h_lane, kHRegSize);
5787 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5794 uint64_t input = SignExtend<int64_t>(s_lane, kSRegSize);
5795 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5803 uint16_t input = SignExtend<int16_t>(b_lane, kBRegSize);
5804 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5811 uint32_t input = SignExtend<int32_t>(h_lane, kHRegSize);
5812 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5819 uint64_t input = SignExtend<int64_t>(s_lane, kSRegSize);
5820 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5827 uint16_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint8_t>(z9.GetCode(), i + lane_count);
5828 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5834 uint32_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint16_t>(z9.GetCode(), i + lane_count);
5835 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5841 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint32_t>(z9.GetCode(), i + lane_count);
5842 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5849 uint16_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint8_t>(z9.GetCode(), i);
5850 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5856 uint32_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint16_t>(z9.GetCode(), i);
5857 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
5863 uint64_t input = core.zreg_lane<uint32_t>(z9.GetCode(), i);
5864 ASSERT_EQUAL_64(expected, input);
8696 // Fill the input buffer with arbitrary data. Meanwhile, assign random offsets
14794 // by the segment number. This allows varying a short input by a predictable
15367 // If the input and result types have a different size, the instruction
15925 // If the input and result types have a different size, the instruction
16018 // Round up to produce a result that's too big for the input to represent.
16106 // Round up to produce a result that's too big for the input to represent.
16164 // Round up to produce a result that's too big for the input to represent.
16223 // Round up to produce a result that's too big for the input to represent.
17231 // The input NaNs after passing through ProcessNaN.
17387 // The input NaNs after passing through ProcessNaN.
17543 // The input NaNs after passing through ProcessNaN.
18012 // Provide the full predicate input.
18122 // The complementary of above predicate to get full input coverage.