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It looks like there is no real reason to have dispatch*.ll files manually generated from dispatch.c source. It can be generated during ISPC build process.
Due to missing tests for dispatch logic, it depends on #2815
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Not a call to action, but just to add broader context here. The logic of dispatch module exists in ISPC compiler in 3 different incarnations:
dispatch.ll - library code that is injected into user binary when auto-dispatch feature is used (i.e. multiple targets are specified in the command line)
the code checking the ISA of the host where ISPC binary is executed (to determine the target when --target=host is specified) - it's part of the compiler itself. lGetSystemISA() function in ispc.cpp.
the code of check_isa.cpp - which is standalone utility reporting the ISA of the machine where it is executed on.
I thought about unifying all there 3 places, but they have different requirements and probably unification introduces more problems than brings value.
It looks like there is no real reason to have dispatch*.ll files manually generated from
dispatch.c
source. It can be generated during ISPC build process.Due to missing tests for dispatch logic, it depends on #2815
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: