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@jatin-bhateja Thanks for fixing this! I have a few nits below. I'll run testing once you addressed them :)
Current floatToFloat16 intrinsic implementation always sign-extends the 16-bit short result to a 32-bit value in anticipation of safe consumption by subsequent integral (comparison) operation[s]. However, the safest way to compare two Float16 values is to use Float16.compare/compareTo method, given that floating point comparisons can also be unordered.
e.g., both 64512 and -1024 are equivalent bit representations of the Float16 -Inf value, but are not numerically equivalent with integral comparison.
jshell> Float16.compare(Float16.shortBitsToFloat16((short)-1024), Float16.shortBitsToFlot16((short)64512))
$3 ==> 0
In the scalar intrinsic of Float16.add/sub/mul/div/min/max, we always return a boxed value, which is then operated upon by the subsequent Float16 APIs. While Float.floatToFloat16 intrinsic always returns a 'short' value, this is special in the sense that even though the carrier type is 'short' but it encodes an IEEE 754 half precision value, being a short carrier if they get exposed to integral operators, then as per JVM specification, short must be sign-extended before operation.
Given that our Float16 binary operations inference is based on generic pattern match and is agnostic to how that graph pallet got created, i.e., either through Float16.* APIs or by explicit Float.float16ToFloat/floatToFloat16 operations, hence it's safe to sign-extend the result in all cases.
Kindly review the patch and share your feedback.
Best Regards,
Jatin
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