SWDEV000000 - Migrate architecture specific intrinsics to SIMDe #170
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iassiour
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I think this will return x86_64 (or aarch64 on arm) but don't we need the full triple i.e. x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu or aarch64-linux-gnu?
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Patch will go in via internal repository. |
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What were the changes?
Existing unguarded uses of x86 intrinsics are replaced with equivalent calls to generic interfaces provided by the SIMDe library. SIMDe itself is added as a build dependency
Why are these changes needed?
Direct, unguarded use of architecture specific intrinsics / builtins creates challenges both when studying the library's behaviour on non-x86 targets, and when exploring different OSes.
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