[Request] Can't add new parameters to the kernel generated by 6x16-aarch64-neonfp16arith-cortex-a75.S.in

[WeiMa01]

We try to add 3 parameters to the 6x16-aarch64-neonfp16arith-cortex-a75.S.in script, and then the f16-gemm-6x16-minmax-asm-aarch64-neonfp16arith-cortex-a75.S kernel can be modified.
There are 3 parameters:

• size_t index,
• size_t tile,
• void* w_head

And we do some modification in the code:

• add new function (xnn_compute_gemm_fp16) in operator-run.c refer xnn_compute_gemm function,
• add bool flag(is_fp16_kernel) in reshape_fully_connected_nc function in fully-connected-nc.c, if the flag is true, we will set
  fully_connected_op->compute[0].task_2d_tile_2d = (pthreadpool_task_2d_tile_2d_t) xnn_compute_gemm_fp16;

Then, we pass the index, tile, w_head parameters by the xnn_compute_gemm_fp16 function to f16-gemm-6x16-minmax-asm-aarch64-neonfp16arith-cortex-a75.S kernel

• In the assembly kernel, we load the parameters as following code:
  LDR x8, [sp, 8] //load index
MOV x28, x8
LDR x8, [sp, 16] //load tile
MOV x19, x8
LDR x8, [sp, 24] //load w_head
MOV x21, x8

• Also, we tried the LDP instruction, but the results are same.

With the above modifications, we cannot get the correct values ​​of the 3 parameters, and we guess that there may be something missing.
So we ask for help, thank you very much for your time

[gonnet]

Hi,

Could you print a stack trace at the start of your kernel (or run in a debugger and set a breakpoint there) to see how your kernel is being called, e.g. from where?

Cheers, Pedro