Hi all,
i am using TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00 , when i trie d
to implement some functions like
1)mul32()
2)sqrt_16
3)add()
4)power()
from the library and i am not able to trace out the results.
In case of mul32(): As it is implemnted for single MAC (17x17 bits),
it has to choose 17 bits from long datatype(32 bit) for multiplication,
whether it does any other processing on remaining bits? I am not able to
verify the results
In case of sqrt_16: also I am not able to trace the results.
In case of add(): results are exactly half of the required results (scale
has been set to 1)
In case of power() results are exactly twice of the expected results.
has anyone implemented the function or know the algorithm actually being
used for these function?
Thanks in advance,
Rahul.
problem in TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00
Started by ●August 6, 2008
Reply by ●August 6, 20082008-08-06
I remember the releases always come with a folder with examples for
each function. The result is verified in the examples. It will be a good
starting point to try.
Wei
--- In c..., rahul.jadhav@... wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> i am using TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00 ,
when i trie d
> to implement some functions like
> 1)mul32()
> 2)sqrt_16
> 3)add()
> 4)power()
> from the library and i am not able to trace out the results.
>
> In case of mul32(): As it is implemnted for single MAC (17x17 bits),
> it has to choose 17 bits from long datatype(32 bit) for multiplication,
> whether it does any other processing on remaining bits? I am not able
to
> verify the results
>
> In case of sqrt_16: also I am not able to trace the results.
>
> In case of add(): results are exactly half of the required results (scale
> has been set to 1)
>
> In case of power() results are exactly twice of the expected results.
>
> has anyone implemented the function or know the algorithm actually
being
> used for these function?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Rahul.
>
each function. The result is verified in the examples. It will be a good
starting point to try.
Wei
--- In c..., rahul.jadhav@... wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> i am using TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00 ,
when i trie d
> to implement some functions like
> 1)mul32()
> 2)sqrt_16
> 3)add()
> 4)power()
> from the library and i am not able to trace out the results.
>
> In case of mul32(): As it is implemnted for single MAC (17x17 bits),
> it has to choose 17 bits from long datatype(32 bit) for multiplication,
> whether it does any other processing on remaining bits? I am not able
to
> verify the results
>
> In case of sqrt_16: also I am not able to trace the results.
>
> In case of add(): results are exactly half of the required results (scale
> has been set to 1)
>
> In case of power() results are exactly twice of the expected results.
>
> has anyone implemented the function or know the algorithm actually
being
> used for these function?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Rahul.
>
Reply by ●August 7, 20082008-08-07
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Reply by ●August 7, 20082008-08-07
Hello Chenkaishiyi,
Thanks for the reply, I have gone through ASM codes but not able to get the significance of some step for example in case of multiplication mul32( ) how to map 32 bit result with actual 64 bit result?
Thanks in advance.
Rahul Jadhav
Junior Design Engineer
Spectross Digital System (P) Ltd.
No. 4, Siri Fort Road | New Delhi - 110049
Phone : +91-9990865914 | 011-26264077
Email : r...@spectross.com
Web : www.spectross.com
----- Original Message -----
From: chenkaishiyi
To: c...
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [c55x] problem in TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00
dvise you to look the assembly code of DSPLIB functions,then you will find out how the functions works.
2008-08-07
chenkaishiyi
r...@spectross.com
ʱ䣺 2008-08-06 20:28:29
c...
[c55x] problem in TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00
Hi all,
i am using TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00 , when i trie d
to implement some functions like
1)mul32()
2)sqrt_16
3)add()
4)power()
from the library and i am not able to trace out the results.
In case of mul32(): As it is implemnted for single MAC (17x17 bits),
it has to choose 17 bits from long datatype(32 bit) for multiplication,
whether it does any other processing on remaining bits? I am not able to
verify the results
In case of sqrt_16: also I am not able to trace the results.
In case of add(): results are exactly half of the required results (scale
has been set to 1)
In case of power() results are exactly twice of the expected results.
has anyone implemented the function or know the algorithm actually being
used for these function?
Thanks in advance,
Rahul.
------
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Thanks for the reply, I have gone through ASM codes but not able to get the significance of some step for example in case of multiplication mul32( ) how to map 32 bit result with actual 64 bit result?
Thanks in advance.
Rahul Jadhav
Junior Design Engineer
Spectross Digital System (P) Ltd.
No. 4, Siri Fort Road | New Delhi - 110049
Phone : +91-9990865914 | 011-26264077
Email : r...@spectross.com
Web : www.spectross.com
----- Original Message -----
From: chenkaishiyi
To: c...
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [c55x] problem in TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00
dvise you to look the assembly code of DSPLIB functions,then you will find out how the functions works.
2008-08-07
chenkaishiyi
r...@spectross.com
ʱ䣺 2008-08-06 20:28:29
c...
[c55x] problem in TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00
Hi all,
i am using TMS320C55x DSPLIB Release Version 2.40.00 , when i trie d
to implement some functions like
1)mul32()
2)sqrt_16
3)add()
4)power()
from the library and i am not able to trace out the results.
In case of mul32(): As it is implemnted for single MAC (17x17 bits),
it has to choose 17 bits from long datatype(32 bit) for multiplication,
whether it does any other processing on remaining bits? I am not able to
verify the results
In case of sqrt_16: also I am not able to trace the results.
In case of add(): results are exactly half of the required results (scale
has been set to 1)
In case of power() results are exactly twice of the expected results.
has anyone implemented the function or know the algorithm actually being
used for these function?
Thanks in advance,
Rahul.
------
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Checked by AVG.
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