Masked Functions

Description

Masked versions of functions.

Most functions have two masked versions:

• A masked version that takes a source Vec and a Mask as the first two arguments, followed by the remaining arguments.
  These functions will replace the elements of the result of the normal version of the function with the elements of the source Vec, where the Mask is false.
  These functions are prefixed with "mask_".
• A zero-masked version that takes a Mask as the first argument, followed by the remaining arguments.
  These functions will replace the elements of the result of the normal version of the function with zero, where the Mask is false.
  These functions are prefixed with "maskz_".

Subgroups
	Pure Mask Functions
	Functions that operate on masks themselves.
	Masked Memory
	Functions for masked loading and storing Vec's from and to memory.
	Masked Arithmetic
	Masked arithmetic functions on Vec's, like addition, multiplication, etc.
	Masked Mathematical Operations
	Masked mathematical operations on Vec's, such as min, max, rounding, etc.
	Masked Mathematical Functions
	Masked mathematical functions on Vec's, such as sqrt, rcp, etc.
	Masked Horizontal Functions
	Masked horizontal functions on Vec's.
	Masked Logic
	Masked logical functions on Vec's.
	Masked Bitwise Shifts
	Masked bitwise shift functions on Vec's.
	Masked Comparisons
	Functions for masked comparing elements of Vec's.
	Other Masked Functions
	Other masked functions.