.file "fmaxf.s"


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// History
//==============================================================
// 05/31/01 Initial version
// 05/20/02 Cleaned up namespace and sf0 syntax
// 02/10/03 Reordered header: .section, .global, .proc, .align
//
// API
//==============================================================
// float fmaxf  (float x, float y)
//
// Overview of operation
//==============================================================
// returns the algebraic maximum of 2 input values
//
// Special cases:
//    fmaxf(x, nan) returns x if x is numeric  // Must special case this one
//    fmaxf(nan, y) returns y if y is numeric
//    fmaxf(nan1, nan2) returns quietized nan2
//    fmaxf(+0,+0) returns +0
//    fmaxf(-0,+0) returns +0
//    fmaxf(-0,-0) returns -0
//    fmaxf(+0,-0) returns +0                  // Must special case this one
//
// SNaN causes invalid to be set

// floating-point registers used: 2
// f8,  input x, output
// f9,  input y

.section .text
GLOBAL_LIBM_ENTRY(fmaxf)

{ .mfi
      nop.m 999
      fcmp.unord.s0 p6,p7 = f8, f9 // Is x or y a nan? Raise invalid or denormal
      nop.i 999
}
;;

{ .mfi
      nop.m 999
(p7)  fclass.m.unc  p8,p9 = f9, 0x06 // If no nan, is y=-0?
      nop.i 999
}
;;

{ .mfi
      nop.m 999
(p6)  fclass.m.unc  p10,p0 = f8, 0xc3 // Is x nan?
      nop.i 999
}
;;

{ .mfi
      nop.m 999
(p9)  fmax.s0  f8 = f8, f9    // Normal case, no nan and y not -0
      nop.i 999
}
;;

{ .mfi
      nop.m 999
(p8)  fmax.s0  f8 = f9, f8    // No nan and y -0
      nop.i 999
}
;;

{ .mfb
      nop.m 999
(p10) fmerge.s  f8 = f9, f9   // If x nan, return y, else do nothing (returns x)
      br.ret.sptk    b0
}
;;

GLOBAL_LIBM_END(fmaxf)
