RISC-V is an open standard Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) enabling a new era of processor innovation through open collaboration.
GEMM General matrix multiply, one of the Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms.
This project records the process of optimizing SGEMM (single-precision floating point General Matrix Multiplication) on the riscv platform.
To get started, please refer to Section Usage
Related tutorials are located on the wiki.
Blislab is an open source teaching project that teaches you step-by-step optimization of matrix multiplication.
On the basis of the blislab project, surez-ok has made some deletions and optimizations (deleted into the simplest code, only supports x86 or riscv Linux OS), so The project is clearer and easier to get started.
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├── data
├── pics
├── prepare
│ ├── 0.hello_world
│ ├── 1.memory_copy
│ ├── 2.memcpy_bandwidth_test
│ ├── 3.flw_bandwidth_test
│ ├── 4.vlw_bandwidth_test
│ ├── 5.saxpy
│ └── imgs
└── sgemm
├── common
├── step0
├── step1
├── step2
├── step3
├── step4
├── step5
├── step6
├── step7
├── step8
└── step9
In the prepare folder, I compiled some tutorials and demos for hardware performance testing.
In the sgemm folder, step0 to step9 are my experiments.
See wiki for more details.
You need to download the cross-compilation chain of riscv.
The development board I use is Nezha D1, download from here
Take step1 as an example
You need to modify the Makefile and configure CROSS_COMPILE in the first few lines of the Makefile as the correct cross-compiler
$ cd step1
$ make
$ adb push test_bl_sgemm_step1.x ./.
$ adb shell './test_bl_sgemm_step1.x'-
BLISlab: A Sandbox for Optimizing GEMM
This project introduced me to how to optimize GEMM
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I conduct experiments and exploration based on this project
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Thanks to Mr. Ding for your guidance.