| /frameworks/rs/tests/cpp_api/typecheck/ |
| Android.mk | 10 kernels.rs \
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| /external/autotest/client/bin/ |
| kernel_versions_unittest.py | 9 def increases(self, kernels):
10 for i in xrange(len(kernels)-1):
11 k1 = kernels[i]
12 k2 = kernels[i+1]
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| /external/autotest/tko/ |
| machine_aggr.cgi | 65 #select the corresponding kernels and sort by the release version
66 kernels = set([])
71 kernels.add(test.kernel().printable)
77 kernels.add(test.kernel().printable)
81 kernels.add(test.kernel().printable)
83 kernels_sort = sort_kernels(list(kernels))
113 def sort_kernels(kernels):
114 return sorted(kernels, key = kernel_versions.version_encode)
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| machine_test_attribute_graph.cgi | 34 graph.add_dataset('all kernels', data)
38 def sort_kernels(kernels):
39 return sorted(kernels, key = kernel_versions.version_encode)
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| nightly.py | 103 # get scores of test runs for 1 test on some kernels and platforms
151 def find_regressions(kernels, test_runs, metric):
158 ref = kernels[0]
159 latest = kernels[-1]
160 prev = kernels[-2:][0]
211 kernels, kernel_dates,
214 # for 1 benchmark metric over all kernels (rows),
224 for kernel in kernels:
260 kernels = perf.sort_kernels(test_runs.keys())
263 for kernel in kernels
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| /frameworks/rs/cpu_ref/ |
| rsCpuScriptGroup.cpp | 129 std::vector<const ScriptKernelID *> kernels; local
137 // objects that might interfere between kernels.
199 kernels.push_back(k);
208 Script *s = kernels[ct]->mScript;
210 uint32_t slot = kernels[ct]->mSlot;
240 sl.kernels = kernels.data();
241 sl.count = kernels.size();
258 for (size_t ct=0; ct < kernels.size(); ct++) {
259 Script *s = kernels[ct]->mScript
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| rsCpuScriptGroup.h | 52 const ScriptKernelID *const* kernels; member in struct:android::renderscript::CpuScriptGroupImpl::ScriptList
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| rsCpuScriptGroup2.cpp | 135 // The compiler fusion pass in bcc expects that kernels chained up through
371 std::vector<ExpandFuncTy> kernels; local
374 kernels.push_back(c->mFunc);
376 if (kernels.size()) {
380 kernels.data(),
381 kernels.size());
397 // If any script is an intrinsic, give up trying fusing the kernels.
518 // Fuse the input kernels and generate native code in an object file
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| /frameworks/rs/ |
| rsScriptGroup.h | 83 ScriptKernelID ** kernels, size_t kernelsSize,
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| rsScriptGroup.cpp | 193 ScriptKernelID ** kernels, size_t kernelsSize,
202 //ALOGE("ScriptGroup::create kernels=%i links=%i", (int)kernelCount, (int)linkCount);
211 sg->mKernels.push_back(kernels[ct]);
367 RsScriptKernelID * kernels, size_t kernelsSize,
375 (ScriptKernelID **) kernels, kernelsSize,
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| rs.spec | 504 param RsScriptKernelID * kernels
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| /external/ImageMagick/www/api/ |
| morphology.php | 59 <p>AcquireKernelInfo() takes the given string (generally supplied by the user) and converts it into a Morphology/Convolution Kernel. This allows users to specify a kernel from a number of pre-defined kernels, or to fully specify their own kernel for a specific Convolution or Morphology Operation.</p>
63 <p>Previously IM was restricted to a square of odd size using the exact center as origin, this is no longer the case, and any rectangular kernel with any value being declared the origin. This in turn allows the use of highly asymmetrical kernels.</p>
71 <p>"name:args[[@><]" Select from one of the built in kernels, using the name and geometry arguments supplied. See AcquireKernelBuiltIn()</p>
77 <p>You can define a 'list of kernels' which can be used by some morphology operators A list is defined as a semi-colon separated list kernels.</p>
83 <p>The special flags will expand a single kernel, into a list of rotated kernels. A '@' flag will expand a 3x3 kernel into a list of 45-degree cyclic rotations, while a '>' will generate a list of 90-degree rotations. The '<' also exands using 90-degree rotates, but giving a 180-degree reflected kernel before the +/- 90-degree rotations, which can be important for Thinning operations.</p>
85 <p>Note that 'name' kernels will start with an alphabetic character while the new kernel specification has a ':' character in its specification string. If neither is the case, it is assumed an old style of a simple list of numbers generating a odd-sized square kernel has been given.</p>
107 <p>AcquireKernelBuiltIn() returned one of the 'named' built-in types of kernels used for special purposes such as gaussian blurring, skeleton pruning, and edge distance determination.</p>
132 <dd> Convolution Kernels </dd>
152 <dd> Note that two convolutions with two "Blur" kernels perpendicular to each other, is equivalent to a far larger "Gaussian" kernel with the same sigma v (…)
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| /external/syslinux/core/ |
| ldlinux.asm | 6 ; A program to boot Linux kernels off an MS-DOS formatted floppy disk. This
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| /prebuilts/go/darwin-x86/src/vendor/golang_org/x/net/route/ |
| sys_netbsd.go | 50 // NetBSD 6 and above kernels require 64-bit aligned access to
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| sys_darwin.go | 60 // Darwin kernels require 32-bit aligned access to routing facilities.
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| /prebuilts/go/linux-x86/src/vendor/golang_org/x/net/route/ |
| sys_netbsd.go | 50 // NetBSD 6 and above kernels require 64-bit aligned access to
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| sys_darwin.go | 60 // Darwin kernels require 32-bit aligned access to routing facilities.
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| /external/syslinux/com32/lua/test/ |
| automenu.lua | 2 Automatically generated boot menu of the installed Linux kernels
133 print ("No kernels found in directory " .. params.dir)
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| /prebuilts/go/darwin-x86/src/syscall/ |
| sockcmsg_unix.go | 17 // Solaris kernels still require 32-bit aligned access to
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| route_bsd.go | 23 // Darwin kernels require 32-bit aligned access to
27 // NetBSD 6 and beyond kernels require 64-bit aligned
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| /prebuilts/go/linux-x86/src/syscall/ |
| sockcmsg_unix.go | 17 // Solaris kernels still require 32-bit aligned access to
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| route_bsd.go | 23 // Darwin kernels require 32-bit aligned access to
27 // NetBSD 6 and beyond kernels require 64-bit aligned
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| /system/libvintf/test/ |
| main.cpp | 1591 const auto& kernels = getKernels(cm); local
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| /frameworks/base/rs/java/android/renderscript/ |
| ScriptGroup.java | 27 * A group of kernels that are executed
30 * In addition to kernels, a script group may contain invocable functions as well.
32 * produced by its member kernels.
34 * The API disallows cyclic dependencies among kernels in a script group,
35 * effectively making it a directed acyclic graph (DAG) of kernels.
37 * Grouping kernels together allows for more efficient execution. For example,
474 * Allocation to be used for kernels that require an input
496 * Allocation to be used for the kernels that require an output
517 * Execute the ScriptGroup. This will run all the kernels in
533 * First, all kernels to be used by the ScriptGroup should be added
783 long[] kernels = new long[mKernelCount]; local
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| /frameworks/rs/support/java/src/android/support/v8/renderscript/ |
| ScriptGroup.java | 30 * A group of kernels that are executed
33 * In addition to kernels, a script group may contain invocable functions as well.
35 * produced by its member kernels.
37 * The API disallows cyclic dependencies among kernels in a script group,
38 * effectively making it a directed acyclic graph (DAG) of kernels.
40 * Grouping kernels together allows for more efficient execution. For example,
470 * Allocation to be used for kernels that require an input
495 * Allocation to be used for the kernels that require an output
519 * Execute the ScriptGroup. This will run all the kernels in
524 * will take the naive path: execute kernels one by one in th
895 long[] kernels = new long[mKernelCount]; local
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