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.endmacro
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.macro round16_addsub arg
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; Round top 16 bits of 32-bit fixed-point number in-place
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.local zero
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.local one
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.local positive
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.local negative
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.local neg2
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.local next
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; no round - 5 cycles
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; one, pos - 28 cycles
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; one, neg - 31 cycles
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; average = 5 / 2 + (28 + 31) / 4
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; = 5/2 + 59 / 4
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; = 2.5 + 14.75
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; = 17.25 cycles average on evenly distributed data
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lda arg + 1 ; 3 cyc
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bpl zero ; 2 cyc
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one:
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; check sign bit
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lda arg + 3 ; 3 cyc
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bpl positive ; 2 cyc
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negative:
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sec ; 2 cyc
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lda arg + 2 ; 3 cyc
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sbc #1 ; 2 cyc
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sta arg + 2 ; 3 cyc
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lda arg + 3 ; 3 cyc
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sbc #0 ; 2 cyc
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lda arg + 3 ; 3 cyc
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jmp next ; 3 cyc
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positive:
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clc ; 2 cyc
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lda arg + 2 ; 3 cyc
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adc #1 ; 2 cyc
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sta arg + 2 ; 3 cyc
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lda arg + 3 ; 3 cyc
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adc #0 ; 2 cyc
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sta arg + 3 ; 3 cyc
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zero:
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next:
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.endmacro
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.proc iter
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; (cx and cy should be pre-scaled to 6.26 fixed point)
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; still working on the fixed-point
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; should we just use 16-bit adds?
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; does that require extra rounding?
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; is the integer precision right?
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; (cx and cy should be pre-scaled to 4.12 fixed point - -8..+7.9)
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; zx = 0
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; zy = 0
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; zx_2 = 0
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; zy_2 = 0
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; zx_zy = 0
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; still working on the fixed-point
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loop:
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; iters++
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; 1644.5 - 2264.5 cyc
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; 6.26:
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; zx = zx_2 + zy_2 + cx
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; zy = zx_zy + zx_zy + cy
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; round to 6.10.
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; iters++ = 2 cyc
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; 12.20:
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; zx_2 = zx * zx
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; zy_2 = zy * zy
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; dist = zx_2 + zy_2
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; if dist >= 4 break, else continue iterating
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; 4.12: (-8 .. +7.9)
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; zx = zx_2 + zy_2 + cx = 3 * 20 = 60 cyc
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; zy = zx_zy + zx_zy + cy = 3 * 20 = 60 cyc
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; round zx_2, zy_2, dist to 6.26
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; 8.24:
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; zx_2 = zx * zx = 470 - 780 cyc
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; zy_2 = zy * zy = 470 - 780 cyc
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; zx_zy = zx * zy = 470 - 780 cyc
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; dist = zx_2 + zy_2 = 38 cyc
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; if dist >= 4 break, else continue iterating = 7 cyc
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; shift and round zx_2, zy_2, dist up to 4.12 = 2 * (20 + 13.75) = 67.5 cycles
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; if may be in the lake, look for looping output with a small buffer
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; as an optimization vs running to max iters
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