Hello, everyone,
I am trying to adapt a code so that it uses Java Vector API.
The original code (without vectorization) is:
int[] v1 = {311708933, 311708939, 311708941, 311708951, 311708959, 311708981, 311708987, 311709037, 311709067, 311709071, 311709077, 311709103, 311709121, 311709137, 311709143, 311709157, 311709163, 311709169, 311709173, 311709191, 311709227, 311709283, 311709287, 311709337, 311709367, 311709379, 311709397, 311709407, 311709427, 311709439, 311709469, 311709473};
int[] v2 = {150, 171, 180, 183, 184, 289, 301, 306, 358, 449, 486, 539, 567, 605, 643, 655, 678, 680, 699, 711, 733, 750, 786, 799, 810, 827, 846, 873, 903, 923, 939, 981};
int[] result = new int[v1.length];
for (int index = 0; index < v1.length; index++) {
double d = v1[index] / (double) v2[index];
result[index] = (int) ((Math.round(d * d) - 1) % 25) + 1; // How do I adapt the content of this loop?
}
for (int i = 0; i < result.length; i++) {
System.out.println("result[" + i + "]: " + result[i]);
}
The new code, adapted to vectorization is:
int[] v1 = {311708933, 311708939, 311708941, 311708951, 311708959, 311708981, 311708987, 311709037, 311709067, 311709071, 311709077, 311709103, 311709121, 311709137, 311709143, 311709157, 311709163, 311709169, 311709173, 311709191, 311709227, 311709283, 311709287, 311709337, 311709367, 311709379, 311709397, 311709407, 311709427, 311709439, 311709469, 311709473};
int[] v2 = {150, 171, 180, 183, 184, 289, 301, 306, 358, 449, 486, 539, 567, 605, 643, 655, 678, 680, 699, 711, 733, 750, 786, 799, 810, 827, 846, 873, 903, 923, 939, 981};
int[] result = new int[v1.length];
var species = IntVector.SPECIES_PREFERRED;
for (int index = 0; index < v1.length; index += species.length()) {
var V1 = IntVector.fromArray(species, v1, index);
var V2 = IntVector.fromArray(species, v2, index);
var RESULT = V1.div(V2).mul(V1.div(V2)); // How do I adapt the content of the original code?
RESULT.intoArray(result, index);
}
for (int i = 0; i < result.length; i++) {
System.out.println("result[" + i + "]: " + result[i]);
}
Thanks.