[AArch64] Add Neon FP8 conversion intrinsics (#123612)
The patch adds the following intrinsics:
bfloat16x8_t vcvt1_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x8_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
bfloat16x8_t vcvt1_low_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
bfloat16x8_t vcvt2_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x8_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
bfloat16x8_t vcvt2_low_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
bfloat16x8_t vcvt1_high_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
bfloat16x8_t vcvt2_high_bf16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt1_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x8_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt1_low_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt2_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x8_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt2_low_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt1_high_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
float16x8_t vcvt2_high_f16_mf8_fpm(mfloat8x16_t vn, fpm_t fpm)
mfloat8x8_t vcvt_mf8_f32_fpm(float32x4_t vn, float32x4_t vm, fpm_t fpm)
mfloat8x16_t vcvt_high_mf8_f32_fpm(mfloat8x8_t vd, float32x4_t vn,
float32x4_t vm, fpm_t fpm)
mfloat8x8_t vcvt_mf8_f16_fpm(float16x4_t vn, float16x4_t vm, fpm_t fpm)
mfloat8x16_t vcvtq_mf8_f16_fpm(float16x8_t vn, float16x8_t vm, fpm_t
fpm)
Co-Authored-By: Caroline Concatto <caroline.concatto@arm.com>
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