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THX 1138
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 Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2012 11:59 am Post subject: Loop to deeply nested |
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Loop not vectorized/parallelized: too deeply nested
81, Loop not vectorized/parallelized: too deeply nested
When a program compiling renders the error shown above what can be done to vectorize/parallelize this loop that is "too deeply nested".
Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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mkcolg
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| Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:17 pm Post subject: |
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How many loop levels are you using? You can increase the default number of levels via the "-Mvect=levels:n" and "-Mconcur=levels:n" flags, however, we max out at around 7 levels deep since the dependency analysis required gets too compute and memory intensive beyond this point.
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TheMatt
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Zombie thread, reactivate!
Mat,
A question about this. I have a code that I'm compiling with -fast that has a 3d and 4d interface and inside those two are nested loops that in the former case are three-deep and in the latter four-deep. So, when the 3d interface is compiled, not much info, but in the 4d case: | Code: | | Loop not vectorized/parallelized: too deeply nested |
So, I was wondering, how could I try telling it to go deeper? Would the FOPT be '-fast -Mvect=levels:4' (or 5, 6...something)? Or would doing that remove the -Mvect=sse that seems to be part of -fast?
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mkcolg
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Hi Matt,
Use the "-Mvect=levels:n" flag to go beyond the default of three loop levels. Your compilation time may increase though. No need to remove SSE vectorization.
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TheMatt
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| mkcolg wrote: | | Use the "-Mvect=levels:n" flag to go beyond the default of three loop levels. Your compilation time may increase though. No need to remove SSE vectorization. |
Oh, I wasn't going to remove it. I was just worried that the "-Mvect=levels:n" flag might supersede whatever "-Mvect" flags that might be inside the "-fast" flag. But, the info output didn't seem to make any changes, so I'm guessing it's an append rather than clobber operation.
Thanks,
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