P32A 001000 |
rt |
rs |
rd |
x |
0110010 |
101 |
6 |
5 |
5 |
5 |
1 |
7 |
3 |
MULQ_RS.W rd, rs, rt |
DSP-R2 |
Multiply Fractional Words to Same Size Product with Saturation and Rounding |
Multiply Fractional Words to Same Size Product with Saturation and Rounding
Multiply fractional Q31 word values, with saturation and rounding.
rd = round(sat32(rs31..0 * rt31..0))
The Q31 fractional format words in registers rs and rt are multiplied together and the product shifted left by one bit position to create a 64-bit fractional format intermediate result. The intermediate result is rounded up by adding a 1 at bit position 31, and then truncated by discarding the 32 least-significant bits to create a 32-bit fractional format result.
The result is then written to destination register rd.
If both input multiplicands are equal to -1 (0x80000000 hexadecimal), rounding is not performed and the maximum positive Q31 fractional format value (0x7FFFFFFF hexadecimal) is written to the destination register.
To stay compliant with the base architecture, this instruction leaves the base HI/LO pair (accumulator ac0) UNPREDICTABLE after the operation completes. The other DSP Module accumulators, ac1, ac2, and ac3, are unchanged.
This instruction, on an overflow or underflow of the operation, writes a 1 to bit 21 in the DSPControl register in the
ouflag field.
No data-dependent exceptions are possible.
The operands must be a value in the specified format. If they are not, the results are UNPREDICTABLE and the values of the operand vectors become UNPREDICTABLE.
ValidateAccessToDSP2Resources() if ( GPR[rs]31..0 = 0x80000000 ) and ( GPR[rt]31..0 = 0x80000000 ) then temp63..0 = 0x7FFFFFFF00000000 DSPControlouflag:21 = 1 else temp63..0 = ( GPR[rs]31..0 * GPR[rt]31..0 ) << 1 temp63..0 = temp63..0 + ( 032 || 0x80000000 ) endif GPR[rd]31..0 = temp63..32 HI[0]31..0 = UNPREDICTABLE LO[0]31..0 = UNPREDICTABLE
Reserved Instruction, DSP Disabled
The base MIPS32 architecture states that after a GPR-targeting multiply instruction such as MUL, the contents of registers HI and LO are UNPREDICTABLE. To maintain compliance with the base architecture, this multiply instruction, MULQ_RS.W, has the same requirement. Software must save and restore the ac0 register if the previous value in the ac0 register is needed following the MULQ_RS.W instruction.
Note that the requirement on HI and LO does not apply to the new accumulator registers ac1, ac2, and ac3; as a result,