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Given an affine system with subsystems/useEquations, this page shows how to specify the targetmapping for the system and generate the code.
The following code is the alpha program for matrix matrix multiplication with dot-product subsystem.
affine matrix_product_SubSyst {N,K,M | N>0 && K>0 && M > 0} // Product between a N*K matrix and a K*M matrix input float A {i,k | 0<=i<N && 0<=k<K}; float B {k,j | 0<=k<K && 0<=j<M}; output float C {i,j | 0<=i<N && 0<=j<M}; let use {iP,jP|0<=iP<N && 0<=jP<M} dot_product[K] ((pi,pj,k->pi,k)@A,(pi,pj,k->k,pj)@B) returns (C); . affine dot_product {N| N>0} // Product between 2 vector of size N input float vect1 {i | 0<=i<N }; float vect2 {i | 0<=i<N }; output float Res; local float temp {i | 0<=i<N}; let temp[i] = case {i|i==0} : vect1[0] * vect2[0]; {i |0<i<N} : temp[i-1] + vect1[i]*vect2[i]; esac; Res[] = temp[N-1]; .
The program contains two systems. The dot_product system takes two vectors as inputs and computes the doc product of these two vectors. The matrix_product_SubSyst computes matrix C=A*B, the (ip,jp)th element for the answer matrix C is computed by calling the dot product subsystem, and the (ip)th row of A, and (jp)th column of B is passed as input to the subsystem call.
The schedule code generator treats every subsystem call (an instance of the subsystem) as an function call in C. In order to ensure the correctness of the code,