vec_ste
Purpose
Stores a vector element into memory at the given address.
Syntax
vec_ste(a,b,c)Argument types
This function does not return a value. The following table describes the types of the function arguments.
| a | b | c |
|---|---|---|
| vector bool char | Any integral type | signed char * |
| unsigned char * | ||
| vector signed char | signed char * | |
| vector unsigned char | unsigned char * | |
| vector bool short | signed short * | |
| unsigned short * | ||
| vector signed short | signed short * | |
| vector unsigned short | unsigned short * | |
| vector bool int | signed int * | |
| unsigned int * | ||
| vector signed int | signed int * | |
| vector unsigned int | unsigned int * | |
| vector float | float * | |
| vector pixel | signed short * | |
| unsigned short * |
Result value
The
effective address
is the sum of b and
the address specified by c, truncated to a multiple of the size
in bytes of an element of the result vector. The value of the element
of a at
the byte offset that corresponds to the four least significant bits
of the effective address is stored into memory at the effective address.