// Code generated by 'tmplgen'; DO NOT EDIT.

//go:build goexperiment.simd && arm64

package archsimd

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Int8s) HiToLo() (z Int8s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint8s().BitsToInt8()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Int16s) HiToLo() (z Int16s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint16s().BitsToInt16()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Int32s) HiToLo() (z Int32s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint32s().BitsToInt32()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Int64s) HiToLo() (z Int64s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).BitsToInt64()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Uint8s) HiToLo() (z Uint8s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint8s()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Uint16s) HiToLo() (z Uint16s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint16s()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Uint32s) HiToLo() (z Uint32s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint32s()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Uint64s) HiToLo() (z Uint64s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero)
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Float32s) HiToLo() (z Float32s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().ReshapeToUint64s().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).ReshapeToUint32s().BitsToFloat32()
}

// HiToLo returns a vector whose low half is the high half of x and whose high
// half is zero.
//
//	z = {x[n/2], x[n/2+1], ..., x[n-1], 0, ..., 0}, where n = x.Len()
//
// Emulated, CPU Feature: SVE
func (x Float64s) HiToLo() (z Float64s) {
	var zero Uint64s
	return x.ToBits().InterleaveHi(zero).ConcatEven(zero).BitsToFloat64()
}