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I am providing inputs in a two FP32 element format and according to the RISC-V spec a classify instruction is supposed to give a 10-bit mask output therefore in this case I was expecting two 10-bit masks one for each of the input elements however I am getting a strange result value as seen in the image attached.
The inputs I have provided are positive normal numbers therefore I would expect two identical masks with hex values "0x0000004000000040" but the output is "0x0000000000004242".
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I am running the CLASSIFY operation on the following configuration:
FEATURES = '{
Width: 64,
EnableVectors: 1'b1,
EnableNanBox: 1'b1,
FpFmtMask: 5'b11111,
IntFmtMask: 4'b1111};
IMPLEMENTATION = '{
PipeRegs: '{default: 0},
UnitTypes: '{'{default: fpnew_pkg::MERGED},
'{default: fpnew_pkg::MERGED},
'{default: fpnew_pkg::PARALLEL},
'{default: fpnew_pkg::MERGED}},
PipeConfig: fpnew_pkg::BEFORE};
I am providing inputs in a two FP32 element format and according to the RISC-V spec a classify instruction is supposed to give a 10-bit mask output therefore in this case I was expecting two 10-bit masks one for each of the input elements however I am getting a strange result value as seen in the image attached.
The inputs I have provided are positive normal numbers therefore I would expect two identical masks with hex values "0x0000004000000040" but the output is "0x0000000000004242".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: