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Header file for the intrinisc setzero functionality. More...
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namespace | blaze |
Namespace of the Blaze C++ math library. | |
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void | blaze::setzero (sse_int8_t &value) |
Setting an integral intrinsic type with 16 8-bit data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_int16_t &value) |
Setting an integral intrinsic type with 8 16-bit data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_int32_t &value) |
Setting an integral intrinsic type with 4 32-bit data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_int64_t &value) |
Setting an integral intrinsic type with 2 64-bit data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_float_t &value) |
Setting a floating point intrinsic type with 4 32-bit single precision data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_double_t &value) |
Setting a floating point intrinsic type with 4 32-bit double precision data values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_cfloat_t &value) |
Setting a floating point intrinsic type with 4 32-bit single precision complex values to zero. More... | |
void | blaze::setzero (sse_cdouble_t &value) |
Setting a floating point intrinsic type with 4 32-bit double precision complex values to zero. More... | |
Header file for the intrinisc setzero functionality.
Copyright (C) 2011 Klaus Iglberger - All Rights Reserved
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